Python for Hackers FULL Course | Bug Bounty & Ethical Hacking

Python for Ethical Hackers & Penetration Tests building recon tools Python Web Development with Flask Jinja2

0:00 About the Course
1:38 Print + Variables
15:13 Variables Practice
31:18 Data Types
37:27 If Statements
45:14 Nested If Statement
49:41 For Loops
55:28 FizzBuzz Challenge
59:00 Functions
1:10:23 Hangman Challenge
1:34:11 PyCharm on Linux
1:36:50 Api Fuzzer
1:51:00 More Functions
1:57:00 Functions Challenge
2:01:13 Encryption Practice
2:10:15 Dictionaries
2:21:03 Web Basics HTML
3:04:28 Spider n Probe
3:51:38 Github Scraper
4:46:02 Packet Sniffer
4:53:55 Port Scanner
5:04:11 HTML & CSS
6:30:02 Python Web Development
6:31:53 If __name__ == __main__
6:45:11 Server Functions
6:51:01 Decorator Functions
7:01:46 Creating Python Web App
7:16:45 XSS with a Server
7:33:22 Login SQL injection
8:37:34 Open Redirect
9:09:02 IDORS With Login
9:31:56 Creating a Vulnerability scanner
9:43:35 CTF Practice SQL
10:39:19 CTF Practice SSRF
10:45:35 CTF Practice XSS

[smsweary]

i love when people take the time in tutorials to be like, "i know this is way too overwhelming right now but keep studying." because as a teacher and a student, it feels good knowing everyone goes through the struggle

[antonioskoukouves]

You explain Python even better than paid lessons in Udemy! Cheers man!

[magicwordxyzzy]

45:00: Instead of having the "score = int(score)" line I just had the line before it include that by having it be "score = int(input('What was your test score? '))". So far the content I'm watching is review as I've gone through a few of these, but I'm looking forward to what's to come as it diverges from the other ones I've done!

[ibotah]

Wow... 10 hours of free content on something that can DRASTICALLY improve yourself as a bug bounty hunter. Bravo sir and thank you so much! I am excited to dive in!

[NeilHaran]

Around the 40:00 mark, please note that input("") returns a string, not an integer, so your code will create a logic error. It will work for fnum=1 and snum=2, but if you did fnum=10 and snum=2, it will return that the second number is larger. Please be aware of this. Really great tutorial so far though.

[ollicron]

On 1:49:00 on line 8 where you recursively call the function I would advise caution doing this because it will introduce new stack frames that can hinder performance and when modified can lead to unintended behavior. I would recommend you let the function finish off by returning an error or using continue and use a while loop on the global scope to handle the recursive looping of the function instead.

[keyonnnnnnnn]

45:48 you can also use score = int(input("What was your test score? "))

[jalanstudio]

Thank you! I am not really into Ethical Hacking and stuff but I love Computers and Coding from my childhood when we got our first computer. I would sit on it for at-least 2 hours a day doing coding, playing small games I made and just chilling. I really want to prevent any cyber attacks on my PC so I will learn this and basically develop my skills for my own good.

[kingoffights]

The greeting exercise i did a bit different.
def greeting(hello):
name = str(input("whats your name?")
print(hello + name)

greeting("hello")

[comosaycomosah]

My man! Already know this will be 🔥🔥🔥 you put out great tutorials!
edit:been chewing on this lately and its great!

[orbitxyz]

Next JavaScript and html manipulation for bug bounty ❤

[bobanmilisavljevic]

I've been studying Dr Chuck's python course for months and am almost finished. This is a huge motivation to finish so I can learn this course! Thank you!

[UGPVlogsLA]

This is unbelievable! Over 10 hour's of free education, so many people just don't know what they're missing out on. Such valuable information from this channel. Thank you again for these courses. ❤

[badwolf]

25:00


print("Thanks for using my small program ")
petName = input("What is your pet name? ")
pet = "cyber"
userCityName = input("What is your city name in which city you are born? ")
print(f"Your new twitter handle and bio {pet} {petName} from {userCityName}")

[tanteckleng]

This is one of the best python course I seen so far. Explanation was kept simple and easy to understand.

[erqcmmk]

for num in range(1, 100):
if num % 3 == 0 and num % 5 == 0:
print("FizzBuzz")
elif num % 3 == 0:
print("Fizz")
elif num % 5 == 0:
print("Buzz")

[k_usuan]

I still don’t understand how this masterpiece is free! Bravo to you and your contents are gold.

[Hymerines]

ive got a question if i dont have hack the box api what do i use to follow the course?

[bobbyrandomguy]

You are a godsend. I recently found a passion for this stuff and if you self driven and want to learn then this is amazing

[Indro]

Can you make a video on Networking, pls. That will be really helpful.