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#372: Hacking networks with Python // Creating malicious packets and breaking TCP/IP rules
About this episode
Learn the basics of how to use Python and Scapy to create malicious or dodgy packets and send those into networks. Who knows what's going to happen when packets are created like these. Also learn that what they teach you about the TCP/IP model in the CCNA course isn't necessarily true in the real world.
You need to learn to code! Learn Python. Learn Networking. You are going to be very powerful and very scary if you combine knowledge of networking with Python scripting! But, do good.
Learn to code. Learn Linux. Learn Networking.
// Menu //
00:00 - Coming up
00:28 - Introduction
01:00 - How to generate dodgy packets with Scapy
01:14 - TCP/IP model
01:25 - Protocol data units
01:46 - OSI model video
02:12 - Importing Scapy into Python
04:25 - Spoof mac address
06:18 - Sending traffic into the network
08:52 - Sending weird packets
11:43 - "Advanced stuff"
15:11 - In the real world
17:17 - Conclusion
The OSI Model is a lie: https://youtu.be/apr63p7K_3A
Scapy documentation: https://scapy.net/
Playlist: https://davidbombal.wiki/scapy
// SCAPY RESOURCES //
Website: https://scapy.net/
Documentation: https://scapy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
// SCAPY INSTALLATION //
sudo apt update
sudo apt install python3-pip
sudo pip3 install scapy
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