Automating Pentesting With Python - A Real Example
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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Hello Brother. Just Got the mail I passed the OSCP exam. Wanted to thank you as you video on Chisel pivoting helped me a lot during the exam. Keep up the good work.
That's amazing! Congratulations!
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Underrated channel! been a sub since 2020!
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OMG I learnt python while ago but i never knew the real power of python now I understood Thanks man keep going
Glad to hear it was helpful!
Some of the best content Ive seen in a while. Keep doing videos like this brother and ill keep tuning in
Thanks! Definitely more to come
Awesome stuff sir...please continue the video like this...learning a lot :)
Sure 👍
Best no-nonsense straight-forward explanation.
Thank you very much, i just did Python Crash course so understanding isnt that difficult, but im not familiar with the frameworks including requests yet :)
Kinda same! But I've learned requests a bit and solved a CTF challenge using it. Enjoy your journey! :)
I didn't get how the code works because the 'month' that you used as a parameter in days fuction wasn't defined before. I tried to make it work on Google Colab and it didn't run and the page didn't accept it because of that. Please, could you explain to me where the month came from?
This was very easy to follow, good vid.
Is Python the main language used to automate the pentest workflow?
For most people, yes. And that's good to hear, thanks for the feedback.
That is a question of your own preference; whatever you prefer to use to automate, to use as your swiss-army knife scripting language. Other good choices are Ruby, PowerShell (no, really!) and some people even make use of compiled languages like Rust (I've used Crystal before, since it's basically a snappy, compiled Ruby). It's a matter of how comfortable you are with a language, what libraries/modules are easily available, and how quick you can put something together. For most people, that's good ol' Python. Because Python is awesome. 🐍
Great vid, but is there not an easier way to do this instead of using all that code?
Why not just:
for year in range(2020, 2024):
for month in range(1, 13):
for day in range(1, 32):
print(f"{str(year)}-{str(month).zfill(2)}-{str(day).zfill(2)}")
whats zfill
yeah im sure you could use a less complex code?? im new to pthon.
Hey you still have your real world pen testing course running? I get an error saying 'this account has been deactivated' when registering.
It is no longer available. It is a live course and we're currently halfway through. The next course will be in August though so keep on the lookout
Sir and i sign up for top 10 interview question..but till now i did not get any email about it sir..what i should do sir ?
There is a new link in the Community Section of this channel
Hey, sorry. I recently changed my emailing software and forgot to update it on the form. It should be working now though.
@@elevatecyber5031 Thnak you sir..i will once again enter my mail address sir :)
This is good content
This is so OP
Thankkkkkk u meeeeeeeeen !!
Great
i couldnt use gobuster switch -u idk y apparently its not there by default and i used dirbuster and some other one
Make sure you are running it in dir mode
gobuster dir -u -w
Dam son
video didnt match title
It does, the reconnaicance phase is actually a part of web penetration testing.