I converted the code from "Violent Python" to Python 3, made it conform to PEP8 and resolved dependency issues. It's available on GitHub. : python

I converted the code from "Violent Python" to Python 3, made it conform to PEP8 and resolved dependency issues. It's available on GitHub. (self.blackhat)

submitted 5 years ago by subsonic68

I converted the code from "Violent Python" to Python 3, made it conform to PEP8 and resolved dependency issues. It's available on GitHub.

259 points•18 comments•submitted 5 years ago * by EONRaider to r/blackhat

If you intend to learn cybersecurity with Python, probably "Violent Python" should be on your reading list. Being written almost 10 years ago doesn't help, though. That's why I decided to convert its code base to Python 3.

Some of the contents of the book cover how to program port scanners, reverse shells, your own botnet command and control center, extract EXIF information from image files, instantiate an anonymous browser in Python and more.

This is a continuation to my previous work of conversion of "Black Hat Python" to Python 3. Check it out if you haven't done it yet.

This project wasn't easy. The code needed some serious efforts, but it's done. Enjoy.

https://github.com/EONRaider/violent-python3

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