Coding Botnet & Backdoor In Python For Ethical Hacking! (Udemy.com)

This course is very comprehensive and clear. The program can easily be familiarized and understood as you watch and understand the videos. Although I'll give it a 3.5 since the updated Python 3 code is missing some functionalities of the original Python 2 code written in this course

This is a very detailed approach to creating the bots and the command & control server. Everything you need to know to try on your own is included. The topic is very interesting. I haven't seen it covered in any other classes.

Very good and entertaining as someone who knows what he is doing. Could use more of an explanation if you have very little knowledge in sockets and many other functions that are being imported and used but then again if you have little knowledge in stuff like that you probably shouldn't be doing this lol.

The course were good but the only reason I didn't gave 5 stars is because the author's talking about few other functions that he didn't incorporate into the code, like microphone recording... He also talked about a way to interfere with targets, across the whole internet and not only on our network, but he didn't showed up to everyone that might not knowing how to. Out of it, I would have loved if the author could also add functions like autoreplications by pivoting etc., for the botnet to become larger and larger easily, without having to spawn it on every computer on our network, or even over the web. I still give 4 filled and full stars because it was a good course for average users that start to learn and use python pyhton hacking.

The course content is really good but I would really appreciate if the content could be updated to the recent versions of the python or at least if there were links to go around those errors. Great job however and awesome course for beginners!

It's a great course from a great instructor. I have learned tons of things. I love that trial and debug is part of the course which really helped in understanding more in case of facing the same issue.

I learned what I wanted. I like the approach of trying when not sure, allow us to learn better. The teacher knows enough to teach the course, but there are some details he lacks the knowledge. Basic Linux things. It does not really interfere with the classes objectives. In general, as expected and will purchase more of this type from this Author with no doubt.

As a security researcher, I found this course to be very fascinating, as it takes you through the entire process of implementing a botnet in Python. I think the key feature here is that the architecture design focuses on building a server with multi-threaded concurrency, which is a core aspect of botnets (however one that many similar courses skip over). I appreciated Aleksa's attention to detail and realism in implementing such a project. I recommend this course to anyone interested in Python programming, socket programming, or software architecture design in general. Botnets are a great example of smart server design, and I think there is a lot to be gained here from this course. Thanks, Aleksa!

This is a very good course. I really liked the practical aspect of it. The instructor is very good. Some of the code is old, but can be easily adapted. I highly recommend this course to people who like a hands on approach. Many thanks to the instructor for taking the time to make this course.

For a 10$ course I'm surprised at actually how much value is provided. I watched other courses but they all say the same things and beat around the bush, you really cannot find a course with this much content out there. Mad props to this guy