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Build Undetectable Malware Using C Language: Ethical Hacking

Build Undetectable Malware Using C Language Ethical Hacking

01-Ethical Hacking Advanced Learn How To build Undetectable Malware Using C (1:32)
02-What Are We Going To Learn In This Course and What You Need To Know (4:06)
03-Our Malware In Action and Hacking Fully Secured And Updated Windows 10 Machine (5:14)
04-How To Make An .EXE Transform Into Any Other File Type (6:57)
05-Explaining Malware Structure and Including Needed Libraries (6:57)
06-Hiding Our Program Console Window (7:15)
07-Defining_Connection_Points_To_Our_Backdoor
09-Attempting_Connection_Every_10_Seconds_With_Our_Target
10-Creating_Our_Shell_Function (3:27)
11-Executing_Commands_On_Target_Machine (8:56)
12-Server_Socket_Initiation (12:03)
13-Making_Server_Compatible_With_Our_Backdoor (10:21)
14-Testing_Our_Malware_For_Command_Execution (8:54)
15-Changing_Our_Program_Directory (10:11)
16-Taking_A_Look_At_Windows_Registry (2:30)
17-Interacting_With_Registry_In_Order_To_Start_Our_Program_Automaticly (14:39)
18-Understanding_Keylogger_Code (9:10)
19-Adding_Keylogger_Function_To_Our_Backdoor (5:40)
20-Updating_Our_Server_Code (4:02)
21-Hacking_Windows_10_Target_With_Our_Program (12:20)
22-You_Have_Been_Hacked (6:34)
23-Is_It_a_Browser_Or_Backdoor_ (8:47)

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