Python Ethical Hacking | Build a Keylogger in Python 3 - Udemy

Want to become a Python Hacker? In this Python Ethical Hacking course I'll show you some tricks on python hacking.

If your computer could talk, it would spill all sorts of secrets. Every day we interact with our computers through keyboards, microphones, web cameras, and similar devices and willingly input sensitive information.

This data could divulge a wealth of lucrative information you’d never want exposed to an unauthorized party.

In this course we dive into python hacking by writing our own keystroke, clipboard, screenshot, and monitor logging tools for surveilling a target system to extract this sensitive information. I won’t name names, but I tested these tools against three major Windows antivirus vendors and not one reported any malicious activity taking place.

We’ll utilize Python 3 to create a tool that will collect keystroke inputs from any target Windows or Linux system. This will give any python ethical hacker access to a treasure trove of valuable information. We'll code a Clipboard logger to monitor the clipboard data for any sensitive data such as passwords. In addition, we'll also code a Screenshot logger to capture images of all monitors connected to a Windows or Linux system. Finally, we'll code a tool to record any audio from a Microphone connected to both a Windows or Linux system to complete our python hacking toolkit.

If that wasn't enough I'll also guide you step-by-step in converting your Python 3 scripts into a Windows executable. This executable will include both Python 3 and all required modules allowing you to run your scripts on a Windows system that does not have Python 3 installed. A must for any python hacker

Don’t wait, discover the secrets to Cyber Surveillance with Python 3 in this complete course for Python Ethical Hackers, Penetration Testers, System Administrators or anyone with an interest in Cyber Security.