Build Undetectable Malware Using C Language: Ethical Hacking (Udemy.com)

This course very detailed and teaches it very efficiently. I learned a lot.

As per expectation , good material.

Awesome and practical content. Well explained.

I have tried to give random code above and below send statement in backdoor.c
But, windows defender can still detect backdoor.

Good for those who are very keen to learn ethical hacking and the instructor is very helpful and you'll get to know many much more things to do!
This course deserves a *best seller* tag!!

This is a cool course,,

First off, I want to stress that I'm not the best programmer but I'm fairly comfortable with C and socket programming on Linux. However, I've never written any C for Windows and will definitely have to go take a look at the Win32 API. I applaud you for your efforts in wanting to teach others so please don't take what I'm about to say too hard. Overall, the quality of the C code in this course left much to be desired and I was hoping to see a bit more Command and Control type functionality that one would expect from actual malware. The use of the "goto" was completely unnecessary, allocating 20k bytes on the stack was questionable, continuously copying from container to the response is a buffer overflow waiting to be exploited, and the entirety of the str_cut function probably could have been replaced by simple pointer arithmetic of adding 3 to the buffer address. I get that the program worked for what you were trying to demonstrate but became a distraction for me as I was merely looking for more insight into the inter-workings of actual malware. In all, the only real takeaway I have is that I need to go look at the Win32 API and I knew that before I started. Again, I don't mean to discourage you or downplay your efforts. The course just didn't live up to the hype.

Really Good And Well Explained

This really a good course if you wanna start learning malware you, I recommend you this course for 100%.Well paid and also that is my first course that I completed in udemy.
Thanks to Aleksa for creating such an amazing course.

Thanks for this great course. The content was clear, and well explained. No doubt you master this topic.
If I may suggest, I would have appreciated to see a section about AV evasion. I know, this is constantly evolving, and what you could share might be obsolete the day after, but anyway, it would have been great to see some *techniques* in actions, besides the answers posted in the Q&A section.

Excelent course!

This is intermediate stuff, and the zoom functionality of the desktop recorder is not used to enlarge the scenes of action which makes it hard to see what he is talking about on a mobile phone. You need to listen very carefully and exactly know what he is talking about from your previous experience. This is my assessment based on what Ive seen so far, which is almost the demo and not the coding and stuff. The explanation was good btw.