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  • 1. Introduction and First Steps/1. Being an Ethical Hacker.mp438.12MB
  • 10. Storage Media - Module 2/1. Flash Storage Media.mp448.67MB
  • 10. Storage Media - Module 2/2. USB Flash Drives.mp420.1MB
  • 10. Storage Media - Module 2/3. Flash Memory Card.mp483.32MB
  • 11. Storage Media - Module 3/1. Hard Disk Drives (HDD).mp4110.8MB
  • 11. Storage Media - Module 3/2. Solid State Drives (SSD).mp458.96MB
  • 12. Starting with Basic Linux Commands - CSEH/1. Understanding Linux Commands and Pipes.mp475.31MB
  • 12. Starting with Basic Linux Commands - CSEH/2. What is a Command.mp416.22MB
  • 12. Starting with Basic Linux Commands - CSEH/3. Pipeline example #1.mp447.61MB
  • 12. Starting with Basic Linux Commands - CSEH/4. Weird LS Command.mp427.98MB
  • 12. Starting with Basic Linux Commands - CSEH/5. Different Linux Commands using with Pipe.mp458.48MB
  • 13. Starting with Linux Terminal - CSEH/1. Understanding key concepts.mp477.27MB
  • 13. Starting with Linux Terminal - CSEH/2. Finding Helpful manuals.mp477.35MB
  • 13. Starting with Linux Terminal - CSEH/3. Linux Directories.mp462.07MB
  • 13. Starting with Linux Terminal - CSEH/4. Linux Directories - Part 2.mp465.03MB
  • 14. Starting with Linux Shell - CSEH/1. The bridge between You and Shell.mp452.36MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/1. LS Command.mp415.87MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/2. RD vs APD.mp447.17MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/3. Filtering LS.mp461.95MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/4. CP Command.mp441.05MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/5. Tab Auto-completion.mp428.89MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/6. SYM AND HRD Link Files.mp479.85MB
  • 15. Exploring the Linux System - CSEH/7. Manipulating Files.mp431.99MB
  • 16. Starting with Linux Shell - CSEH/1. Introduction to Shell and Expansion.mp435.28MB
  • 16. Starting with Linux Shell - CSEH/2. Arithmetic Expressions with Shell.mp417.57MB
  • 16. Starting with Linux Shell - CSEH/3. Automating Folder Creation with Shell.mp453.26MB
  • 16. Starting with Linux Shell - CSEH/4. Quoting in Shell.mp460.26MB
  • 17. Permissions - CSEH/1. Introduction to Permissions in Linux.mp420.24MB
  • 17. Permissions - CSEH/2. Differences between UID, GID and Shadow.mp437MB
  • 17. Permissions - CSEH/3. File and Dir Permissions.mp486.73MB
  • 17. Permissions - CSEH/4. Examples with File Permissions.mp417.73MB
  • 17. Permissions - CSEH/5. After this video you'll understand all LINUX Permissions.mp4140.82MB
  • 17. Permissions - CSEH/6. Chmod.mp493.05MB
  • 18. Processes in Linux - CSEH/1. Fundamentals of Processes in System.mp462.64MB
  • 18. Processes in Linux - CSEH/2. The Magic with PS Aux Command.mp482.34MB
  • 18. Processes in Linux - CSEH/3. The Magic with TOP Command.mp493.71MB
  • 18. Processes in Linux - CSEH/4. Foreground and Background Processes.mp444.88MB
  • 18. Processes in Linux - CSEH/5. From Background to Foreground.mp424.56MB
  • 18. Processes in Linux - CSEH/6. The Tutorial with Linux Process Signals.mp477.83MB
  • 19. Packet Management Systems in Linux - CSEH/1. Introduction to Packet Management Systems.mp448.11MB
  • 19. Packet Management Systems in Linux - CSEH/2. Why we need package management tools.mp421.88MB
  • 19. Packet Management Systems in Linux - CSEH/3. Package Management in Linux - Final.mp469.4MB
  • 2. Operating System/1. Mastering Boot Starting Firmware Interfaces.mp4133.1MB
  • 2. Operating System/2. File Allocation Tables.mp4138.58MB
  • 20. Network Security Cyber Security/1. The main goal and importance of Network Security.mp446.63MB
  • 20. Network Security Cyber Security/2. 3 Main Ways to Make your Network Stronger.mp493.92MB
  • 20. Network Security Cyber Security/3. A Chain is no stronger than its weakest link.mp455.58MB
  • 20. Network Security Cyber Security/4. What is Network Maps in Cyber Security.mp484.54MB
  • 21. Network Security Concepts/1. Main Guidelines for Network Security.mp4123.42MB
  • 21. Network Security Concepts/2. Analysis to Consider and Action Priority.mp4108.87MB
  • 21. Network Security Concepts/3. Threat Modeling.mp4182.73MB
  • 22. Getting Started with Networking - CSEH/1. Trcrt command.mp460.69MB
  • 22. Getting Started with Networking - CSEH/2. Networking with Linux.mp449.13MB
  • 23. Linux - File System/1. Linux - Filesystem Part 1.mp4113.83MB
  • 23. Linux - File System/2. Linux - Filesystem Part 2.mp4154.33MB
  • 23. Linux - File System/3. Linux - Logging and Remaining Stealthy.mp4216.31MB
  • 23. Linux - File System/4. Linux Creating our own Web Server.mp4101.48MB
  • 24. Linux - Working with Archive files/1. Linux - Working With Archive Files 1.mp4109.2MB
  • 24. Linux - Working with Archive files/2. Linux - Working With Archive Files 2.mp4147.02MB
  • 25. Linux - Working With Files and Permissions/1. Linux Working With Files - Part 1.mp495.63MB
  • 25. Linux - Working With Files and Permissions/2. Linux Working With Files - Part 2.mp440.78MB
  • 26. Linux - Working with Processes/1. Working with Processes - Part 1.mp450.29MB
  • 26. Linux - Working with Processes/2. Linux Filtering Processes.mp460.58MB
  • 26. Linux - Working with Processes/3. Working With Processes - Part 2.mp4130.79MB
  • 26. Linux - Working with Processes/4. Working with Processes - Part 3.mp457.34MB
  • 27. Linux - Working With USER Enviroment Variables/1. User Enviroment Variable Introduction.mp465.1MB
  • 27. Linux - Working With USER Enviroment Variables/2. Changing Enviroment Variables.mp441.08MB
  • 27. Linux - Working With USER Enviroment Variables/3. Editing and Creating New Variables.mp480.56MB
  • 28. Linux - Networking/1. Fundamentals of Linux Introduction.mp427.82MB
  • 28. Linux - Networking/2. Dealing With Files.mp4118.74MB
  • 28. Linux - Networking/3. Linux Network Manipulation - Part 1.mp4107.68MB
  • 28. Linux - Networking/4. Linux Mac Adress Spoofing.mp464.34MB
  • 28. Linux - Networking/5. Changing DNS in Linux.mp486.32MB
  • 28. Linux - Networking/6. Manipulating Hosts File.mp432.08MB
  • 29. Linux - Software Control/1. Linux APT Part 1.mp463.39MB
  • 29. Linux - Software Control/2. Linux APT Part 2.mp4142.49MB
  • 3. Creating our ethical hacking lab/1. Creating our Ethical Hacking Lab.mp446.8MB
  • 3. Creating our ethical hacking lab/2. Getting Started.mp4118.9MB
  • 3. Creating our ethical hacking lab/3. Installing Virtual Machines.mp4113.83MB
  • 3. Creating our ethical hacking lab/4. Installing Kali.mp4102.86MB
  • 3. Creating our ethical hacking lab/5. Installing Metasploitable.mp4109.97MB
  • 30. Networking/1. TCP-IP - Part 1.mp464.55MB
  • 30. Networking/2. TCP-IP - Part 2.mp457.33MB
  • 30. Networking/3. TCP-IP - Part 3.mp480.95MB
  • 30. Networking/4. TCP-IP - Part 4.mp476.12MB
  • 30. Networking/5. TCP-IP - Part 5.mp439.62MB
  • 31. Wireshark Ninja - Fundamentals/1. What is Wireshark and What you'll learn in this section.mp425.63MB
  • 31. Wireshark Ninja - Fundamentals/2. Introduction to Interface and Important Shortcuts.mp4129.33MB
  • 31. Wireshark Ninja - Fundamentals/3. The Importance of Promiscuous Mode.mp444.88MB
  • 31. Wireshark Ninja - Fundamentals/4. Displaying the Captured Data and Plugins.mp4124.24MB
  • 32. Networking - Capturing Network Traffic/1. Passive Capture and Wireshark.mp489.8MB
  • 32. Networking - Capturing Network Traffic/2. Active and Passive Capture.mp4115.16MB
  • 33. Starting with Wireshark/1. Unlocking the Secrets of Network Traffic Unleash the Power of Wireshark!.mp462.93MB
  • 33. Starting with Wireshark/2. Power Trio Exploring IDS, ACLs, and Firewalls for Network Securiy.mp429.28MB
  • 33. Starting with Wireshark/3. Wireshark's Capture Power Dive into Live Traffic Analysis with Live Filters.mp4163.45MB
  • 33. Starting with Wireshark/4. Decoding Signal Types Unveiling the Language of Communication.mp448.96MB
  • 34. Advanced Networking Topics for Wireshark/1. Beginning to use Wireshark Display Filters.mp4128.22MB
  • 34. Advanced Networking Topics for Wireshark/2. Learning TCP States.mp414.15MB
  • 35. Android Hacking - Mobile Hacking - IOS Hacking/1. The Anatomy of Android System Architecture.mp4194.99MB
  • 36. Information Gathering/1. Introduction to Information Gathering.mp493.78MB
  • 36. Information Gathering/2. DNS Info Gathering.mp474.93MB
  • 36. Information Gathering/3. Maltego - Part 1.mp4108.59MB
  • 36. Information Gathering/4. Reconnaissance and Footprinting.mp446.19MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/1. Nmap's Network Scanning Capabilities.mp453.98MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/2. Beginning to Using NSE Scripts.mp467.56MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/3. Port scanning on Servers.mp453.35MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/4. Port scanning techniques and Interface Selection.mp473.33MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/5. Targeting and Excluding Networks with CIDR.mp4108.36MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/6. Nmap Operating System Detection.mp494.64MB
  • 37. Starting Practical with Nmap/7. Random Port Scanning and Legal Issues.mp447.2MB
  • 38. Being Real Nmap Pro/1. Unique Techniques that you'll learn in this section.mp455.37MB
  • 38. Being Real Nmap Pro/2. Advanced TCP ACK and SYN Scan.mp484.55MB
  • 38. Being Real Nmap Pro/3. Advanced ICMP.mp490.9MB
  • 39. Reconnaissance with Nmap/1. Introduction to Reconnaissance.mp479.59MB
  • 39. Reconnaissance with Nmap/2. IP Geolocation and WhoIS using Nmap.mp4162.57MB
  • 39. Reconnaissance with Nmap/3. Graphical Traceroute.mp498.59MB
  • 4. Introduction to Networking/1. What is network protocol and what it does.mp433.44MB
  • 4. Introduction to Networking/2. Layers of TCPIP Model.mp440.01MB
  • 4. Introduction to Networking/3. How emails sent and received over internet.mp417.82MB
  • 4. Introduction to Networking/4. PDU Explained.mp465.74MB
  • 4. Introduction to Networking/5. Basic Use of Switch and Data Transmission.mp445.42MB
  • 4. Introduction to Networking/6. 2 Networks Talking with Router in Middle.mp434.03MB
  • 40. Scanning Web Servers with Nmap/1. Explanation and What Skills you'll earn in this section.mp434.79MB
  • 40. Scanning Web Servers with Nmap/2. Scanning HTTP Methods and Potential Risks.mp4133.24MB
  • 40. Scanning Web Servers with Nmap/3. Searching for Digital Gold in the Web Server Maze.mp4153.45MB
  • 41. Detecting Firewalls/1. Web Application Firewall and IPS Detection.mp4231.37MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/1. Why C++ Is Important for Ethical Hacking.mp427.64MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/10. A8 - Const Expressions.mp422.43MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/11. Beginning to Pointers.mp428.75MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/12. A11 - Namespaces in CPP.mp484.01MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/13. A12 - Scoping Variables and Static Keyword.mp4126.43MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/14. Conditional Statements.mp461.32MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/2. A1 - CPP Newlines,Tabs and Spaces.mp441.27MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/3. A1 - Initializers in CPP.mp460.21MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/4. A2 - CPP Writing Styles.mp445.54MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/5. A3 - Statements and Expressions, RVALUE and LVALUE.mp457.17MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/6. A4 - Comma.mp427.05MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/7. A5 - Types and Variables.mp472.5MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/8. A6 - Literals in CPP.mp428.41MB
  • 42. The Importance of Programming and Thinking in Hacking/9. A7 - Defining Constants.mp434.96MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/1. A1 - Types in CPP - Binary, Octal and Hex.mp471.28MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/10. A2 - Conditional Statements in CPP.mp4110.09MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/11. A3 - For Loop.mp448.58MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/12. A4 - Continue Keyword.mp414.34MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/13. A5 - Do-While Loop.mp420.97MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/14. A6 - Goto.mp413.61MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/2. A2 - Floating Point types in CPP - Float, Double, Long Double.mp483.48MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/3. A3 - Char types in CPP.mp492.68MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/4. A4 - Enum Types.mp461.44MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/5. A4 - Boolean Types and Comparison Operators.mp492.59MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/6. A5 - Void Type and Void Function.mp417.18MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/7. A6 - 1 Operators 101.mp497.18MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/8. A7 - Default Values in CPP.mp447.74MB
  • 43. Types and Conditional Statements in C++/9. A1 - Switch Statement with ENUM.mp492.36MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/1. A1 - POD Data Classes.mp420.85MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/10. A1 - C++ Beginning to Pointers.mp440.97MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/11. A2 - Dereference Operator in CPP.mp462.65MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/12. A3 - Pointers and Arrays.mp462.84MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/13. B2 - nullptr.mp418.42MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/14. B3 - Pointer arithmetic in CPP.mp449.82MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/15. C1 - Arrays out of bounds and Deallocating Pointers=.mp429.71MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/16. C2 - Consts and Casts with Pointers.mp445.24MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/17. C3 - Allocating Memory.mp422.7MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/18. C4 - Allocating memory as arrays.mp418.04MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/19. C5 - Lifetime of Memory.mp422.82MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/2. A2 - Unions in CPP.mp444.42MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/3. A3 - Methods in Struct.mp429.06MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/4. A4 - Access Controls in CPP.mp448.24MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/5. A5 - Classes and Initializing Class Member.mp431.17MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/6. A6 - Constructors.mp424.84MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/7. A7 - Destructors in CPP.mp411.21MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/8. A8 - Initializers in CPP.mp460.21MB
  • 44. Classes and Pointers in C++/9. 11 - Pointers in CPP.mp499.71MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/1. A1 - STL, Vectors and Arrays.mp457.04MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/2. A1 - References.mp433.67MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/3. A2 - Example Project With References.mp432.07MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/4. A3 - Code Example with AUTO, TUPLE and FOR LOOP.mp489.9MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/5. A4 - Range Based for Loop.mp451.25MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/6. A1 - Pointers in Practice.mp424.34MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/7. A2 - Pointers in Practice - Part 2.mp457.73MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/8. A3 - Pointers in Practice - Part 3.mp425.72MB
  • 45. STL, References, Pointers in C++/9. A4- Pointers in Practice - Part 4.mp434.97MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/1. A1 - Introduction to Functions.mp435.2MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/2. A2 - Functions - Part 1.mp425.73MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/3. A3 - Functions - Part 2.mp444.75MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/4. A4 - Functions - Part 3.mp441.68MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/5. A5 - Functions - Part 4.mp449.13MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/6. A6 - Functions - Part 5.mp439.23MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/7. A7 - Functions - Part 6.mp470.59MB
  • 46. Functions in C++/8. A8 - Functions - Part 7.mp416.79MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/1. A1 - Introduction to Basic CPP Programming.mp457.57MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/10. A1 - Introduction to STL.mp419.89MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/11. A2 - Algorithm Analysis.mp467.77MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/12. A3 - Scenario Analysis.mp453.18MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/13. A4 - Developing Main.mp416.06MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/14. A5 - Factorial Method.mp426.98MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/15. A1 - Understanding Arrays.mp447.48MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/16. A2 - Manipulating Arrays.mp460.81MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/17. A3 - Starting with Array Pointers.mp460.28MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/18. A4 - Pointer Increment vs Array Indexing.mp449.17MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/19. A1 - Creating List ADT.mp466.93MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/2. A2 - Creating Random Card Generator Using Enum and rand.mp4102.68MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/20. A2 - Developing Get and Insert Methods.mp451.37MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/21. A3 - Developing Search and Remove Methods.mp468.46MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/22. A4 - Testing ADT List.mp4121.36MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/23. A1 - Node and Chaining Example.mp4102.87MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/24. A2 - Creating and Chaining nodes with Different data types.mp473.09MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/25. A1 - Creating Custom Linked List.mp487.1MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/26. A2 - Get Method.mp446MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/27. A3 - Developing InsertHead, InsertTail and Insert Methods.mp4148.65MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/28. A4 - Developing Search Operation.mp449.99MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/29. A4 - Removing Items.mp4120.4MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/3. A3 - Developing main Function and using static_cast.mp471.67MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/4. A1 - Introduction to ADT.mp416.16MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/5. A2 - Creating ADT Class and using Constructors.mp467.57MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/6. A3 - Virtual Methods and Overriding from Class.mp457.22MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/7. A4 - Controlling Copy Operations with ADT.mp438.7MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/8. A1 - Starting with Templates.mp453.49MB
  • 47. Data Structures in C++/9. A2 - Class Templates in CPP.mp4116.73MB
  • 48. SQL Training for Ethical Hacking - Introduction/1. Preparing Environment in 16 Mins.mp4241.28MB
  • 48. SQL Training for Ethical Hacking - Introduction/2. A2 - Starting with PostgreSQL.mp4110.91MB
  • 48. SQL Training for Ethical Hacking - Introduction/3. A3 - Customizing pgAdmin.mp419.59MB
  • 48. SQL Training for Ethical Hacking - Introduction/4. A4 - Creating our First database and Adding Tables.mp480.4MB
  • 48. SQL Training for Ethical Hacking - Introduction/5. A5 - Creating our First database and Adding Tables Part 2.mp443.85MB
  • 49. SQL for Ethical Hacking Creating our first Database and Table/1. A1 - Adding Data into Tables.mp4168.82MB
  • 49. SQL for Ethical Hacking Creating our first Database and Table/2. A2 - Starting with Select Keyword.mp488.38MB
  • 49. SQL for Ethical Hacking Creating our first Database and Table/3. A3 - Order by.mp468.32MB
  • 49. SQL for Ethical Hacking Creating our first Database and Table/4. A4 - Magic with WHERE and Operators.mp4114.53MB
  • 49. SQL for Ethical Hacking Creating our first Database and Table/5. A5 - Learning Logical Operation in SQL.mp480.69MB
  • 5. Bypassing Network Access Control/1. Introduction to Section and Fundamentals of Media Control Filtering.mp499.45MB
  • 5. Bypassing Network Access Control/2. Linux WAP and Bypassing Mac Filtering.mp441.14MB
  • 50. SQL for Ethical Hacking Datatypes in SQL/1. A1 - Basic Datatypes in SQL.mp472.39MB
  • 50. SQL for Ethical Hacking Datatypes in SQL/2. A2 - Char and Text Types in Practice and Exporting TXT Files.mp4113.07MB
  • 50. SQL for Ethical Hacking Datatypes in SQL/3. A3 - Integers in SQL.mp440.19MB
  • 50. SQL for Ethical Hacking Datatypes in SQL/4. A4 - Other ways to use INCREMENT.mp476.72MB
  • 50. SQL for Ethical Hacking Datatypes in SQL/5. A5 - Floating Point Numbers and Their Disadvantages.mp4141.43MB
  • 51. Ethical Hacking for SQL Dates and Times in SQL/1. A1 - UTC, Dates and Times in SQL.mp4117.95MB
  • 51. Ethical Hacking for SQL Dates and Times in SQL/2. A2 - Timestamp with Timezone Interval.mp421.95MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/1. First Steps in Python.mp432.38MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/2. Defining Variable Names.mp427.32MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/3. Misspelling and Finding Errors in Variable Names.mp443.96MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/4. String Manipulation.mp459.57MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/5. Format String in Python.mp441.83MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/6. String Manipulation Functions.mp480.17MB
  • 52. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Variables and Strings in Python/7. String Manipulation Functions - Part 2.mp457.56MB
  • 53. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Numbers in Python/1. Integers and Floats in Python.mp442.78MB
  • 53. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Numbers in Python/2. Floats and Constants in Python.mp433.15MB
  • 53. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Numbers in Python/3. Comments in Kotlin.mp426.34MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/1. List Indexes in Python.mp497.72MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/2. F Strings with Lists.mp416.74MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/3. Appending to Lists.mp4144.58MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/4. Removing an Item from Specific Index.mp497.06MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/5. Popping an Item from List.mp455.61MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/6. Del vs Pop at Removing Items.mp412.86MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/7. Removing Method.mp431.18MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/8. More List Methods.mp465.73MB
  • 54. Learning Python for Ethical Hacking - Lists in Python/9. Preparing for Next Section.mp44.67MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/1. Understanding Philosophy behind loop.mp462.36MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/2. Loops and Indentations.mp453.41MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/3. Possible Errors with Loops.mp430.51MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/4. Using Range and Loops Together.mp432.7MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/5. Slices in with Lists and Loops.mp425.9MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/6. A6 - Using Slices vs Vars for Copying List.mp437.63MB
  • 55. Python for Ethical Hacking - Looping in Python/7. Tuples vs Lists in Python.mp435.54MB
  • 56. If, Else, Else If/1. Introduction to Conditions.mp413.39MB
  • 56. If, Else, Else If/2. If Else with Example.mp436.04MB
  • 56. If, Else, Else If/3. If Statement and Introduction to Expressions.mp448.39MB
  • 56. If, Else, Else If/4. If, Elif, Else.mp451.82MB
  • 57. Creating Hacking Tools with Python from Zero - Network/1. Installing SCPY.mp446.5MB
  • 57. Creating Hacking Tools with Python from Zero - Network/2. Basic TCP Client for Beginners.mp439.67MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/1. Installing Metasploit.mp493.7MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/10. Metasploit - Passive Information Gathering - Part 2.mp495.19MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/11. Metasploit - Version Detection.mp490.34MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/12. DONE.mp41.98MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/2. Metasploit Basics - Part 1.mp4129.24MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/3. Metasploit Basics - Part 2.mp4148.35MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/4. Metasploit Basics - Part 3.mp4109.16MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/5. Running NMAP in Metasploit and Port Scanning.mp4141.2MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/6. Metasploit Passive Information Gathering - Part 1.mp474.28MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/7. Metasploit - Finding Subdomains.mp444.44MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/8. Metasploit - TCP Port Scanning.mp475.34MB
  • 58. Mastering Metasploit/9. Metasploit - TCP SYN Port Scanning.mp477.8MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/1. Introduction to Volatility Framework.mp460.37MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/10. Volatility Plugins Part 3.mp4201.06MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/11. Analysis of the Malware Using Volatility.mp448.07MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/12. DLL and Memory Dump using Volatility.mp4121.42MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/13. EXE Dump and Last lecture of section.mp443.27MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/2. Downloading and Installing Volatility.mp440.41MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/3. Downloading and Unrar Sample Images for Volatility.mp4163.6MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/4. Volatility Plugins - Part 1.mp465.4MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/5. Volatility Plugins Part 2 - Network Analysis.mp490.02MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/6. Network Analysis.mp449MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/7. DLL Analysis.mp4127.25MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/8. Volatility Registry Analysis.mp485.75MB
  • 59. Mastering Volatility Framework for Ethical Hacking and Digital Forensics/9. Password Extraction and Timeliner Plugin.mp466.51MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/1. Introduction to Passive Information Gathering.mp449.11MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/2. What is Cybercrime.mp431.86MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/3. Three Types of Cybercrime.mp435.91MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/4. Examples to Cybercrime.mp4132.4MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/5. What is Cyber Security.mp4130.59MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/6. Firewalls.mp4108.27MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/7. Windows Firewall.mp476.22MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/8. DMZ.mp414.81MB
  • 6. Cybersecurity - Beginning/9. VPN.mp469.05MB
  • 7. Vulnerability Assassment/1. Introduction to Section.mp430.32MB
  • 7. Vulnerability Assassment/2. Why is VulnScanning is BAD.mp446.38MB
  • 8. OSINT/1. Introduction to Passive Information Gathering.mp448.94MB
  • 8. OSINT/10. THRVSTR as Osint Tool.mp457.62MB
  • 8. OSINT/11. Reverse Image Search.mp436.45MB
  • 8. OSINT/12. GHDB.mp469.54MB
  • 8. OSINT/13. GHDB Part 2.mp4104.26MB
  • 8. OSINT/2. Differences Between Recon and Footprinting.mp4103.16MB
  • 8. OSINT/3. Understanding Passive Information Gathering and OSINT.mp4116.99MB
  • 8. OSINT/4. Introduction to OSINT.mp456.03MB
  • 8. OSINT/5. Principles of Recon.mp457.38MB
  • 8. OSINT/6. Offensive OSINT.mp499.41MB
  • 8. OSINT/7. Using SBLSTR for Finding Subdomains.mp429.92MB
  • 8. OSINT/8. USUFY as Osint Tool.mp478.89MB
  • 8. OSINT/9. Finding Deleted WebPages.mp443.52MB
  • 9. Storage Media - Module 1/1. The History of Storage Media.mp4105.33MB
  • 9. Storage Media - Module 1/2. Magnetic Tape Drives.mp433.74MB
  • 9. Storage Media - Module 1/3. Floppy Disks.mp423.57MB
  • 9. Storage Media - Module 1/4. Optical Storage Media.mp428.9MB
  • 9. Storage Media - Module 1/5. DVD.mp439.44MB
  • 9. Storage Media - Module 1/6. Blu-ray.mp478.45MB