Python3 For Pentesting - Developing A TCP Server & Understanding Sockets

Hey guys! hackerSploit here back again with another Python tutorial series, where we will learn how to create Network Sockets, TCP clients, servers and custom scripts.

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[ful]

For anyone who still might be a little confused on what a socket really is....an easy way to picture it is that a

socket = IP address + Port

Great video btw!

[ClementDupuis_CISSP]

Keep up your good work. Ignore the 1% who always criticize and produce nothing for the community.

[rickyray]

Thank you for all of your videos, I've learned more from your vids than anywhere else. I am working on my Cybersecurity Bachelors (with certifications) Degree and you are REALLY helping me put everything together.

[BeardedBong]

i have been learning python for 2 yrs, and i absolutely love the work that u r doing, god knows why youtube dint recommend this videos to me before!

[ericep]

your content is great and you manage to thoroughly explain everything at the same time as being quick about it!!

[mohit]

First time watching his video, felt like he is scolding me for something that i didn't do LOL .
Anyways, nice video dude. Thanks

[ankitchetri]

I can't say anything because you are as good as socket library and just ignore those critisizers because they are like wifi trafic, they just come and slow you down
Btw love your videos sir just amazing

[nathanielsmith]

Excellent video. I’ve been looking to build my Python skills. Keep up the good work!!! 👍

[n_Cn]

Lol " my keyboard is so far away from me it's almost unbelievable at this point."
I'd almost have to believe it's within arms reach... 😉

[oofiebiscuit]

just ignore some people try to ruined your work i have followed this python tutorial for so long now, and you teach me alot of things and your videos are awesome!

[dark_red_blood]

thank you hackersploit, you are one of the realest you tubers with actual information and a talent for teaching, thank you so much

[Super_Cool_Guy]

When you explained the sockets it would have been great if you could have used pictures to explain the theory! Use drawpad type of software it's opensource

[robocodemore]

Sir I love the way you teach.
I am just 14 But learning hacking with you is just like a children's play for me.

[meesha]

You are amazing, great work. But my issue and i belive alot of people have this issue is to remeber all the functions from an imported library for example (socked library). Sorry for any typos.

[ChrisLeftBlank]

2:30 - heck, i think a review of common literature would make for an awesome content.

[RiddlleBox]

you should include (BUFFER OVERFLOW) topic as an advanced part of the tutorial in a CTF way, , !

[CDE.Hacker]

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[icns]

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[flimedits]

Plz Make A Video On Buffer Overflow Attacks
Anyway Love your Videos😍😘

[adetunjiadeoje]

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