5.1 Additional Resources and Conclusion

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Hello and welcome to this final video in the ethical Hacking tools with Python course,

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I want to sincerely congratulate you for completing discourse in which I believe you've learned quite a few concepts and techniques on how to build and stuck together by phone modules for your cyber security assessments. So what did we go through in this course

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now? In retrospect, in Module one, we looked into the need for python in cyber security,

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then in module to we combined Bison Library's for automating active information gathering.

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Then, in Module three, we wrote a key logger and by phone with the bent but library and finally in module for we coded a zip *** booth four sir in Python.

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Next, let me give you a few Resource is that will further build on the knowledge you've learned in this course.

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So to deepen your knowledge and python penetration, testing and ethical hacking, I suggest you look first into the following courses from cyber re. So the 1st 1 is penetration, testing an ethical hacking. But can Underhill.

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The 2nd 1 is ah Python for security professionals by Joe Perry, and the 3rd 1 is advanced penetration testing by Georgia Weetman.

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Okay, if you are more into reading books than in taking video courses, I recommend you look into the book Python penetration Testing for Developers by Christopher Duffy and all,

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um, And for more hands on practice, which is what I personally do the most, I suggest you look into their hands on labs here at Cyber,

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which, um,

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provided with dozens of scenarios for attacking and defending assets. Some of the practice labs will teach you, quoting

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others will take you through Web vulnerabilities, and some of them will even teach you how to take down a botnet.

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Okay, Another good resource to practice and build your coding skills is Cold War's dot com.

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So please make sure to check all of them out.