Welcome to Python Ethical Hacking Pentest for Hackers – Scripting Basics, a beginner-friendly, hands-on course designed to teach you how to use Python for real-world penetration testing and ethical hacking. If you want to learn how hackers think, how attacks are automated, and how Python scripts are used inside practical security assessments — this course is made for you.

We start from the absolute basics: setting up your hacking lab on Windows, Ubuntu, and Metasploitable, installing Python, and understanding how scripts, URLs, and file structures work. You don’t need any prior hacking or programming experience — every concept is explained step-by-step.

Once your environment is ready, we move into the Pentest Hacking Test Series, where you will practice real Python scripts designed for ethical hacking. These hands-on exercises teach you how to automate scanning, enumeration, data collection, and basic offensive security tasks. You will learn Python logic through practical cyber examples rather than boring theory.

By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in Python scripting specifically tailored for ethical hackers, and you’ll be ready to build your own tools, automate tests, and explore advanced cybersecurity concepts.

If you want to enter the world of hacking and cybersecurity with Python as your main skill — start here.

This Course Includes:

• Full environment setup (Windows, Ubuntu, and Metasploitable)

• 20+ foundational Python code tests

• 12 hands-on penetration-testing exercises

• Beginner-friendly teaching style

• Practical, real-world scripts for hackers and pentesters

• Step-by-step lab demonstrations

Full environment setup (Windows, Ubuntu, and Metasploitable)

20+ foundational Python code tests

12 hands-on penetration-testing exercises

Beginner-friendly teaching style

Practical, real-world scripts for hackers and pentesters

Step-by-step lab demonstrations

Why This Course Is Different

Most Python courses teach general programming. This course teaches Python for hacking, focusing on how scripts are used during real penetration tests. Everything is simplified, visual, and practical — no unnecessary theory.