- How can we automate the process of exploiting buffer overflow vulnerabilities in Windows?
- What can we do to avoid advanced protections being imposed by operating systems, such as disabling code execution on a stack in Windows?
- Why are registers different in Windows and in Red Hat?
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Dedication
- About Packt
- Contributors
- Preface
- Introduction to Python
- Technical requirements
- Why Python?
- Getting started
- Python data types
- Numbers
- String types
- String indexes
- String operations through methods and built-in functions
- The replace( ) method
- Substrings or string slicing
- String concatenation and replication
- The strip(), lstrip(), and rstrip() methods
- The split() method
- The find(), index(), upper(), lower(), len(), and count() methods
- The in and not in methods
- The endswith(), isdigit(), isalpha(), islower(), isupper(), and capitalize() methods
- List types
- Tuples in Python
- Dictionaries in Python
- Python operators
- Summary
- Questions
- Building Python Scripts
- Concept Handling
- Advanced Python Modules
- Vulnerability Scanner Python - Part 1
- Vulnerability Scanner Python - Part 2
- Architectural overview
- A closer look at the code
- Driver_scanner.py
- driver_meta.py
- auto_commands.py
- Pexpect – automating terminal: <SSH, Telnet, Wireshark, w3af>
- custom_meta() – automating Metasploit
- singleLineCommands_Timeout() – automating Java , Ruby, Perl, NSE, Python, Bash scripts
- general_interactive() – automating interactive terminal scripts (test_ssl.sh)
- generalCommands_Tout_Sniff() – automating Tshark
- HTTP_based() – automating web specific use-cases
- Storing details in database
- Executing the code
- Database schema for the service-scanning portion of the vulnerability scanner
- GUI version of vulnerability scanner
- A closer look at the code
- Usage [PTO-GUI]
-  Pausing and resuming scans
- Reporting 
- Summary
- Questions
- Further reading
- Architectural overview
- Machine Learning and Cybersecurity
- Automating Web Application Scanning - Part 1
- Automated Web Application Scanning - Part 2
- Building a Custom Crawler
- Reverse Engineering Linux Applications
- Reverse Engineering Windows Applications
- Exploit Development
- Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Other Wonders of Python
- Assessments
- Chapter 1, Introduction to Python
- Chapter 2, Building Python Scripts
- Chapter 3, Concept Handling
- Chapter 4, Advanced Python Modules
- Chapter 5, Vulnerability Scanner Python - Part 1
- Chapter 6, Vulnerability Scanner Python - Part 2
- Chapter 7, Machine Learning and Cybersecurity
- Chapter 8, Automating Web Application Scanning - Part 1
- Chapter 9, Automating Web Application Scanning - Part 2
- Chapter 10, Building a Custom Crawler
- Chapter 11, Reverse Engineering Linux Applications
- Chapter 12, Reverse Engineering Windows Applications
- Chapter 13, Exploit Development
- Chapter 14, Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Chapter 15, Other Wonders of Python
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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