Learn C++ & Ethical Hacking: From Begginer To Advanced[2025]

Write hacking programs to learn hacking and programming at the same time | No prior knowledge required

What you'll learn

C++.

Offensive C++.

C++ for Malware development.

C++ for Penetration testing.

Feel confident in coding similar programs in C++.

Detailed step by step explanation

Presentations with detailed explanation

Requirements

No prior knowledges are required you will everything you need in this course.

Description

Master Offensive C++ with Real-World Cybersecurity ProjectsThis course is your ultimate guide to learning offensive programming with C++ through practical, hands-on experience. Whether you’re an ethical hacker, penetration tester, or cybersecurity enthusiast, this course will provide the tools and knowledge to strengthen your offensive security skills.You’ll start by understanding the basics of C++ programming, setting the stage for creating advanced tools commonly used in ethical hacking. Through guided projects, you’ll build:A Keylogger: Understand how attackers monitor user activity and use this knowledge to enhance security measures.A Credential Stealer: Explore the vulnerabilities of credential storage and learn how to protect sensitive data.A Reverse Shell: Build a tool for ethical testing of remote systems to identify weaknesses.A Port Scanner: Analyze open ports and detect potential entry points in networked environments.This course is designed to combine theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring you walk away with a deep understanding of offensive C++ programming. By the end, you’ll have created fully functional tools and gained insights into how attackers exploit system vulnerabilities.What makes this course unique?Practical projects that simulate real-world scenarios.Step-by-step guidance to help you create tools from scratch.A focus on ethical hacking and responsible use of offensive programming skills.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Set up our environment for C++

Lecture 2 Installation of VMWare Workstation Pro

Lecture 3 Windows Installation

Lecture 4 Setting up system for C++

Lecture 5 Testing

Section 3: Basics Of C++

Lecture 6 First program

Lecture 7 Variables and Data Types

Lecture 8 Input and Output

Lecture 9 The problem of white spaces

Lecture 10 Control Flow

Lecture 11 Logical Operators

Lecture 12 Switch

Lecture 13 Loops

Lecture 14 Functions

Lecture 15 Prototypes

Lecture 16 Template Functions

Lecture 17 Working with arrays

Lecture 18 Working with Files

Lecture 19 Error handling

Lecture 20 Links and Pointers

Section 4: Keylogger

Lecture 21 Create Fundation for our Code

Lecture 22 Log file Function

Lecture 23 Capture Keys

Lecture 24 Convert to human redable format

Lecture 25 CapsLK and Shift handling

Lecture 26 BackSpace handling

Lecture 27 Presentation

Section 5: Credentials Stealer

Lecture 28 Create Fundation for our Code

Lecture 29 Separate function for File

Lecture 30 Function to Enumerate Credentials

Lecture 31 Retrieve Target Network name

Lecture 32 Extract passwords and Usernames

Lecture 33 Presentation

Section 6: Reverse Shell

Lecture 34 Create Fundation for our code

Lecture 35 Socket creation

Lecture 36 Socket function and binding

Lecture 37 Listening for connection

Lecture 38 Accept connection

Lecture 39 Sending message to the client

Lecture 40 Creating Fundation for Client side code

Lecture 41 Winsock Initialisation

Lecture 42 Creating Socket

Lecture 43 Connecting to the server side code

Lecture 44 Recieve Message from server side code

Lecture 45 Command handling on Server side code

Lecture 46 Recieving Result of Command Execution

Lecture 47 Main function changes

Lecture 48 Command execution on client side code

Lecture 49 Sending Result to server side code

Lecture 50 Cd command handling

Lecture 51 Presentation

Section 7: Port Scanner

Lecture 52 Ternary Operator

Lecture 53 Creating Fundation for our code

Lecture 54 Basik scanning

Lecture 55 Range scanning

Lecture 56 Working with Threads

Lecture 57 Recieving service name and protocol

Lecture 58 Presentation

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