Build a Keylogger in Python: Step-by-Step Guide | Chapter-3

June 2, 2024

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CHAPTERS:
0:01 – Intro
0:33 – Writing Our First Keylogger
8:35 – Logging The Data
13:42 – Printing The Keystrokes
16:03 – Reporting
24:24 – Transitioning to a Class
33:41 – Constructor Method
42:55 – Polishing Our Code
51:40 – Don’t Trust Anything Like Email or SMS
56:40 – Email Spoofing
59:10 – How to Prevent Email Spoofing
1:03:25 – Phone Number Spoofing
1:06:55 – How to Prevent Phone Number Spoofing
1:12:08 – Website Hacking
1:13:32 – How Websites Work
1:18:46 – Information Gathering Tools
1:26:05 – Comprehensive DNS Information
1:33:18 – Uploading Files
1:34:08 – Using w3af to upload a PHP shell
1:40:53 – Uploading a PHP shell using Burp Suite
1:47:54 – Local File Inclusion (LFI) Vulnerabilities
1:50:41 – Log File Injection
2:00:58 – Local File Disclosure Vulnerability
2:05:33 – Deep Web vs Dark Net
2:08:42 – Dark Net Search Engines
2:13:00 – Tor Browser Security Features
2:16:20 – How the Tor Network Works
2:21:10 – Security Settings
2:29:00 – DuckDuckGo
2:35:50 – Best Dark Web Search Engines
2:44:00 – Grams
2:49:07 – Best Email Providers on the Dark Web
2:57:10 – Best Forums and Social Networks on the Dark Web
3:02:09 – Alternate Data Streams
3:10:22 – Deleting Files
3:18:16 – Internet Files
3:28:38 – Metadata
3:32:11 – Using Msfconsole to Listen for Incoming Connections
3:38:25 – Using Veil-Evasion to Generate a Keylogger
3:45:17 – Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA)
3:49:38 – Hands on
3:50:15 – Tools
3:58:25 – Phishing
4:03:42 – Real world examples of phishing
4:07:57 – Spear Phishing
4:11:11 – Image Blocks
4:14:32 – Link Redirection
4:17:12 – Subdomain Name Mimicking
4:19:09 – Website Hijacking
4:21:01 – Specifying Targets
4:21:56 – IPv6 Scanning
4:24:26 – Specifying Ping Latency
4:30:25 – Government Access to Keys
4:36:35 – Exception Handling
4:38:41 – Web Server Logs
4:40:39 – Referrer Header
4:45:25 – Keyloggers
4:47:02 – Keylogger
4:58:30 – PGP
5:03:05 – How to Create and Host Your Own Deep Web / Onion Website
5:18:14 – How to Set Up PGP for Windows
5:31:11 – How to Detect Rootkits on Linux
5:42:55 – Setting Up the Atmosphere for Further Web Application Hacking
5:49:59 – Web Er
5:56:03 – Firebug
6:00:58 – Hackbar
6:08:15 – User-Agent Switcher
6:12:41 – Sublist3r
6:19:47 – WPScan
6:33:31 – CMSmap
6:37:52 – How to login and change password in Bapp
6:41:16 – CSRF Injection
6:49:54 – CRLF Injection
6:51:32 – Find similar reports of different topics
6:55:15 – HTTP Parameter Pollution
6:57:29 – OSINT Framework
7:00:14 – Methodology
7:11:04 – Test for Authentication
7:14:49 – Test for Session Management
7:19:36 – Test Access Controls
7:21:39 – Test for Input-based vulnerabilities
7:24:28 – Test for Function-Specific Input Vulnerabilities
7:29:03 – Test for Logic Flows
7:31:59 – Test for Shared Hosting Vulnerabilities
7:33:50 – Test for Application Server Vulnerabilities
7:39:20 – Introduction to Dmitry
7:41:40 – Dmitry – IP Lookup
7:46:00 – Dmitry – Domain Lookup
7:50:00 – Dmitry – TCP Port Scanning
8:01:00 – NTO – Web Vulnerability Scanner
8:04:35 – Nmap NSE Script
8:12:04 – Nmap NSE Script Output
8:16:31 – ARP Poisoning Attack Using Ettercap
8:17:18 – Accessing the Victim Machine
8:23:00 – Sniffing the Victim Machine
8:26:58 – Conclusion