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An edition of Black Hat Python: Python Programming for Hackers and Pentesters (2014)

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No Starch Press
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Python (Computer program language), Computer security, Python (język programowania), Sieci komputerowe, Dostęp, Kontrola, Komputery
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Table of Contents

Foreword
by Charlie Miller
Page xv
Preface
Page xvii
Acknowledgments
Page xix
1. Setting Up Your Python Environment
Page 1
Installing Kali Linux
Page 2
WingIDE
Page 3
2. The Network: Basics
Page 9
Python Networking in a Paragraph
Page 10
TCP Client
Page 10
UDP Client
Page 11
TCP Server
Page 12
Replacing Netcat
Page 13
Kicking the Tires
Page 19
Building a TCP Proxy
Page 20
Kicking the Tires
Page 25
SSH with Paramiko
Page 26
Kicking the Tires
Page 29
SSH Tunneling
Page 30
Kicking the Tires
Page 33
3. The Network: Raw Sockets and Sniffing
Page 35
Building a UDP Host Discovery Tool
Page 36
Packet Sniffing on Windows and Linux
Page 36
Kicking the Tires
Page 38
Decoding the IP Layer
Page 38
Kicking the Tires
Page 41
Decoding ICMP
Page 42
Kicking the Tires
Page 45
4. Owning the Network with Scapy
Page 47
Stealing Email Credentials
Page 48
Kicking the Tires
Page 50
ARP Cache Poisoning with Scapy
Page 5
Kicking the Tires
Page 54
PCAP Processing
Page 55
Kicking the Tires
Page 59
5. Web Hackery
Page 61
The Socket Library of the Web: urllib2
Page 62
Mapping Open Source Web App Installations
Page 63
Kicking the Tires
Page 64
Brute-Forcing Directories and File Locations
Page 65
Kicking the Tires
Page 68
Brute-Forcing HTML Form Authentication
Page 69
Kicking the Tires
Page 74
6. Extending Burp Proxy
Page 75
Setting Up
Page 76
Burp Fuzzing
Page 78
Kicking the Tires
Page 83
Bing for Burp
Page 87
Kicking the Tires
Page 91
Turning Website Content into Password Gold
Page 93
Kicking the Tires
Page 97
7. GitHub Command and Control
Page 101
Setting Up a GitHub Account
Page 102
Creating Modules
Page 103
Trojan Configuration
Page 104
Building a GitHub-Aware Trojan
Page 105
Hacking Python's Import Functionality
Page 107
Kicking the Tires
Page 108
8. Common Trojanning Tasks on Windows
Page 111
Keylogging for Fun and Keystrokes
Page 112
Kicking the Tires
Page 114
Taking Screenshots
Page 115
Pythonic Shellcode Execution
Page 116
Kicking the Tires
Page 117
Sandbox Detection
Page 118
9. Fun with Internet Explorer
Page 123
Man-in-the-Browser (Kind Of)
Page 124
Creating the Server
Page 127
Kicking the Tires
Page 128
IE COM Automation for Exfiltration
Page 128
Kicking the Tires
Page 134
10. Windows Privilege Escalation
Page 137
Installing the Prerequisites
Page 138
Creating a Process Monitor
Page 139
Process Monitoring with WMI
Page 139
Kicking the Tires
Page 140
Windows Token Privileges
Page 141
Winning the Race
Page 144
Kicking the Tires
Page 146
Code Injection
Page 147
Kicking the Tires
Page 149
11. Automating Offensive Forensics
Page 151
Installation
Page 152
Profiles
Page 152
Grabbing Password Hashes
Page 153
Direct Code Injection
Page 156
Kicking the Tires
Page 161
Index
Page 163

Classifications

Library of Congress
QA76.9.A25 S456 2015, QA76.9.A25

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OL26837925M
Internet Archive
blackhatpythonpy0000seit
ISBN 10
1593275900
ISBN 13
9781593275907
LCCN
2014953241
OCLC/WorldCat
880566746, 900086572

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