As a student who has watched your programming videos, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to you. Your videos are incredible! The content you provide is not only great but also perfectly formatted, making it easy for me to follow along and learn. I want you to know that your dedication and expertise in teaching programming have truly changed my life for the better. Your videos have empowered me to acquire new skills and expand my knowledge in this field. The impact you've had on my learning journey is immeasurable, and I am deeply thankful for that.
Guys, I wanted to say, that for every 1 minute of watching this video you should write code for 20 minutes. So, for this video, you should write code for 100 hours at least to get some result from this course. Practice is very important, and when you get the basics, you need to WRITE, WRITE and one more time WRITE code. You need to WRITE first and THEN get some theory from books/videos/stackoverflow topics. First of all you need to GET SOME PROBLEM, THEN SOLVE IT. Do not stand on one place by just watching some video. Practice more with it. Good luck to you guys!
The fuzzer example at 1:47:09 uses an unnecessary recursive call to loop(). You can just continue the loop or eliminate the positive check (use res.status_code != 404). At 1:49:40, you can see the stack filled with 4 recursive calls.
@12:01 Solved " Process is not allowed to run in parallel " because two scripts can't ran at the same time. Be sure to have, ip = input and print() coded inside the panel up top to execute. The variable will be the tool-bar Run (Type in, ip 10 10 10 10) and then, the print() function execution will be the keyboard, Enter. ( had to figure this out myself. Google will have you going nowhere real fast like )
I'm an hour and a half in so far and not only did I learn and do this project I used what I learned and went back to a previous tutorial I broke trying to add functionality, and fixed it and added the functions I was trying to add.
I've tried to learn python a couple of times (even through a Coursera course) and struggled. I'm not particularly good with it right now, but you've done a great job in helping me to understand what it is exactly that I am doing with python and helping me realize just how neat this little program is.
Good to hear about your experience, I really appreciate this Python hacker Course creator, Do check out 2023 Updated Harvard University lectures as well - ruclips.net/video/fj6ZG9ScbNI/видео.html
Can we get a deeper dive on api fuzzing/api hacking preferably with Python. Got terribly on confused on that part as I’m completely unfamiliar with everything mentioned in that section.
I almost took down my bosses top server with my multi threaded http requester software in ava lol.... I made the http server also for charts.... was just looking at what the maximum requests at a time that can be taken from the server, to limit it to how much request the http server would accept.... seriously if you have a few drone computers you can take down the server if they dont set a limit, even with the limit you can occupy it although with a good server setup you can handle alot of requests you drop after the limit..
@PhDSecurity hi on 1:40:34 there is problem with sockets, it says: """ Failed to establish a new connection: [WinError 10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions')) """ do you know how to fix this issue
it is really important to learn the hangman? cause i understood all of the primary things, but the hangman challenge looks a lil bit useless for an ethical hacker, am i wrong?
Hi! the code at minute 40:00 has a problem. Whenever I compare two numbers with different lengths, let's say 8 and 12, it doesn't matter in which variable they are, the smaller number shows as the bigger one.
Hi, I am stuck at 3:14:21. My VS code informs ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'. I have installed requests and bs4 module successfully which can be found in my python/Lib/sites-package and its version can be called in VS code. There is no writting problem. I have checked python PATH was added in advanced system setting. The comp has been restarted after the installment. However, the same issue still emerges. I run the code on the correct folder. Thanks in advanced for the assistance.
First, check if the requests module is installed. Open a terminal or command prompt and enter the following command: pip freeze | grep requests This command will search for the requests module in your environment and print its version number if it is installed If the requests module is not installed, you can install it by running the following command in your terminal or command prompt: pip install requests
This GOOD and all the is only one thing wrong with this video and it needs to be done over. Your screen is to small to view what your teaching either you need to enlarge your fronts or screen for a better
Hello, i don't know if you would consider this but I'd like to suggest that instead of making a very long video, maybe it's better that you make with multiple videos and put it in a playlist
But the author's account can get hacked and any popular package can become malicious. I wish content creators warned the beginners of this kind of security risk, because they are made to believe it's totally ok to use a total stranger's code.
Is there any alternatives to use for using the backend api from HackTheBox? It's only accessible to those who have Vip membership. Else I won't be able to complete the api fuzzer section. @ 1:38:33
@@ryan_phdsec I'm currently working through python for everybody course to get the basic grip of python but then intend to go through yours as to be a bit more specific to hacking
hi bro, on 1:40:34 I have problem with sockets, it says: """ Failed to establish a new connection: [WinError 10013] An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions')) """ how to fix this issue
Just don't lie in the video title... a bit of web scrapping and even little networking does not qualify for a "Hackers course". Yes it might be useful to someone who wants to learn python, but since the code quality is average, I've seen better courses online. So overall, video content is ok, but hacking? Hell, no.
As a student who has watched your programming videos, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to you. Your videos are incredible! The content you provide is not only great but also perfectly formatted, making it easy for me to follow along and learn.
I want you to know that your dedication and expertise in teaching programming have truly changed my life for the better. Your videos have empowered me to acquire new skills and expand my knowledge in this field. The impact you've had on my learning journey is immeasurable, and I am deeply thankful for that.
Guys, I wanted to say, that for every 1 minute of watching this video you should write code for 20 minutes. So, for this video, you should write code for 100 hours at least to get some result from this course. Practice is very important, and when you get the basics, you need to WRITE, WRITE and one more time WRITE code. You need to WRITE first and THEN get some theory from books/videos/stackoverflow topics. First of all you need to GET SOME PROBLEM, THEN SOLVE IT. Do not stand on one place by just watching some video. Practice more with it. Good luck to you guys!
Coding is all about practice, practice and more practice..
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The fuzzer example at 1:47:09 uses an unnecessary recursive call to loop(). You can just continue the loop or eliminate the positive check (use res.status_code != 404). At 1:49:40, you can see the stack filled with 4 recursive calls.
@12:01 Solved " Process is not allowed to run in parallel " because two scripts can't ran at the same time. Be sure to have, ip = input and print() coded inside the panel up top to execute. The variable will be the tool-bar Run (Type in, ip 10 10 10 10) and then, the print() function execution will be the keyboard, Enter. ( had to figure this out myself. Google will have you going nowhere real fast like )
I'm an hour and a half in so far and not only did I learn and do this project I used what I learned and went back to a previous tutorial I broke trying to add functionality, and fixed it and added the functions I was trying to add.
I've tried to learn python a couple of times (even through a Coursera course) and struggled. I'm not particularly good with it right now, but you've done a great job in helping me to understand what it is exactly that I am doing with python and helping me realize just how neat this little program is.
Good to hear about your experience, I really appreciate this Python hacker Course creator, Do check out 2023 Updated Harvard University lectures as well - ruclips.net/video/fj6ZG9ScbNI/видео.html
You can read python books, one of the best is python for everybody
Thank you soo much sir
Your are really doing great job
Hats off sir for this amazing course I daily watch your videos , best RUclipsr for me 🙏🙏
Thank you for making examples that are real world small programs. Makes it much more engaging and understandable
Thank you so much for your great content and effort made. I really appreciate your time. You have a new subscriber!
Can we get a deeper dive on api fuzzing/api hacking preferably with Python. Got terribly on confused on that part as I’m completely unfamiliar with everything mentioned in that section.
good job Man thanks do JavaScript Also please ❤
Yes JavaScript for hackers
Wow, covers even the simplest of basics.
Thank you so much sir for provide us this amazing content 👍🏻❤
Just in time... I was looking for python tutorials
I almost took down my bosses top server with my multi threaded http requester software in ava lol.... I made the http server also for charts.... was just looking at what the maximum requests at a time that can be taken from the server, to limit it to how much request the http server would accept.... seriously if you have a few drone computers you can take down the server if they dont set a limit, even with the limit you can occupy it although with a good server setup you can handle alot of requests you drop after the limit..
I prefer the f string
This is such an awesome course, thank you very much
You are awesome, I been doing HTB and HTB academy to perfect my craft.
The gift that keeps giving 💙 thank you so much for this course!
@PhDSecurity hi on 1:40:34 there is problem with sockets, it says: """ Failed to establish a new connection: [WinError 10013] An attempt was made to
access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions')) """ do you know how to fix this issue
I am stuck on 5:04:02 my code won’t load idk how do I refresh
it is really important to learn the hangman? cause i understood all of the primary things, but the hangman challenge looks a lil bit useless for an ethical hacker, am i wrong?
Hi! the code at minute 40:00 has a problem. Whenever I compare two numbers with different lengths, let's say 8 and 12, it doesn't matter in which variable they are, the smaller number shows as the bigger one.
Use int(input()).
At 59:00 how did you display the list of functions?
Hello, do we have to set up a separate environment for the Linux workstation on a different machine?
Very glad your covering this! Love all of your videos!
Hi, I am stuck at 3:14:21. My VS code informs ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'. I have installed requests and bs4 module successfully which can be found in my python/Lib/sites-package and its version can be called in VS code. There is no writting problem. I have checked python PATH was added in advanced system setting. The comp has been restarted after the installment. However, the same issue still emerges. I run the code on the correct folder. Thanks in advanced for the assistance.
First, check if the requests module is installed.
Open a terminal or command prompt and enter the following command:
pip freeze | grep requests
This command will search for the requests module in your environment
and print its version number if it is installed
If the requests module is not installed, you can install it by running
the following command in your terminal or command prompt:
pip install requests
What you write on your screen is invisible for those who use their phones. Please, is there a solution to make the fonts bigger??
Hello, what programming prerequisites should we have for this course?
at 1:47:04 I don't understand why it work and don't fall in an infinyte loop. But it work XD
You are a hero! Thank you so much for your excellent content.
I appreciate that!
Another amazing course, thank you.
This GOOD and all the is only one thing wrong with this video and it needs to be done over. Your screen is to small to view what your teaching either you need to enlarge your fronts or screen for a better
Hello, i don't know if you would consider this but I'd like to suggest that instead of making a very long video, maybe it's better that you make with multiple videos and put it in a playlist
The video is not matching with audio there is a delay please fix it..
How do you know the packages we import to use dont contain malware or not gonna contain malware in the future?
I use the ones that are really popular...
But the author's account can get hacked and any popular package can become malicious. I wish content creators warned the beginners of this kind of security risk, because they are made to believe it's totally ok to use a total stranger's code.
Is there any alternatives to use for using the backend api from HackTheBox? It's only accessible to those who have Vip membership. Else I won't be able to complete the api fuzzer section. @ 1:38:33
do we need to install linux version even tho I work on Windows?
Did you found any solution for this?
@@bishtty I am having the same issue did you find anything
Any luck?
i can't load 10.10.11.161
it says not connected network but it works fine for searching
Are you on Udemy business? Couldn’t find the course there :(
Ohh yesss!! I’ve been waiting for this. Thank you sir 💯💯
Thank you so much for this wonderful course❤
night 1 - till api fuzzer
night 2 - till web basics
Truly a master in teaching ❤❤❤
The api fuzzer doesn’t work for me
Convention quotes that for variables "first_name would be better than fname, conversely persons_first_name would be worse than first_name."
Was thinking of going through the black hat python book would you recommend going through this first?
Yes you will learn the most from writing code... I read books as a last resort, such as when I am away from home.
@@ryan_phdsec I'm currently working through python for everybody course to get the basic grip of python but then intend to go through yours as to be a bit more specific to hacking
@@ryan_phdsec how much JavaScript should someone learn for bug bounty?
@@ryan_phdsec what's the best way you think to learn python?
Thank You for All❤❤
hi bro, on 1:40:34 I have problem with sockets, it says: """ Failed to establish a new connection: [WinError 10013] An attempt was made to
access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions')) """ how to fix this issue
@@karlobabic8495 sorry dude idk how you can fix this issue. When I write this type of code I didn't have an error.
course for hackers and you start with variables? same as print("hello python")
Amazing lecture....you should get more support
Your videos are amazing
Sorry Amigo, base64 is not encryption but encoding. As you are providing beginner cyber security lessons, please make it obvious what is what.
37:00 little spelling error with false lol
thx for such a long video and hard work helps me a lot
Who's here to learn basic python for hackers with me 2025
Delay is must whenu use python , yea i love c++
I'm 20 minutes in 👍
Would someone be able to do freelance bug bounty after learning this?
I would suggest my bug bounty course.
Is there a delay on when you talk and when you type. Or is it just me.
There shouldn't be
How long is the delay? RUclips says the video is still processing 🤷♂️
@@ryan_phdsec Around 15 secs I believe
I don't notice anything now
@phd_security how can I reach you privately. I need help with using docker container to setup a metasploitable but the container fails to ping out
amazing | learn alot
🎉
Your videos are really good ❤
Thanks for the wonderful tutorial 👍
This video is sick! Thank you heavy much! 😮🎉🙌
Free value, you're brilliant
Cyber Force could be a branch of Space Force .. hacking e.t.
Next mayb do an offensive tool like how to code a custom revershell
thank you for this course.
the job is done thanks bro
Just don't lie in the video title... a bit of web scrapping and even little networking does not qualify for a "Hackers course".
Yes it might be useful to someone who wants to learn python, but since the code quality is average, I've seen better courses online.
So overall, video content is ok, but hacking? Hell, no.
Thanks dude!
hey bro cheers for your videos, your appreciated bruz, i want you to know this.
Thank you sir
I am hacking everything and everybody 😎
Хочу быть как ты 🙏
osm work bro
You are great dude
Great video.
That's awesome
Thank you so much for this
1st
make a business apps for me
Thank you bro
My man!
thank you soo much
thanks for the video
Thanks Ryan!!!!
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Bro this is python tutorial 😂
You talk too fast
You can slow it down in the settings...
Hello I'm sam please I want to learn coding and hacking from you and be your personal student please, how can I contact you?
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Nice release man!
thx 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍
Thank you sir