How to Make a Freaking Keylogger - Python Ethical Hacking
Record keystrokes + mouse movement by building a keylogger using Python. Ethical hacking course for Cyber Security.

What you will learn
Skills to build a Powerful Python based Keylogger
Use the 'with' keyword to allocate and release resouces
Discover the world of Ethical Hacking and Security with Python
Learn to read, write and append to files efficiently
GUI Automation using Python 3
Control and listen for mouse movements + Keyboard strokes
Access to our private facebook group available to only students of this Python course
Why take this course?
🎓 Course Title: How to Make a Freaking Keylogger - Python Ethical Hacking
🚀 Headline: Record keystrokes + mouse movement by building a keylogger using Python. Dive into the world of Ethical Hacking for Cyber Security with this comprehensive course! 🚀
Course Description - Updated 2024
Are you intrigued by the realm of cyber security and ethical hacking? Have you ever dreamt of creating your own keylogger in Python but found the process daunting or even mysterious? Look no further! This course is tailor-made for both beginners and seasoned developers who wish to expand their knowledge in the field of cyber security through ethical hacking.
What You'll Learn:
- Foundational Knowledge: Understand the fundamentals of creating a keylogger with Python, a powerful tool for monitoring and capturing keystrokes and mouse movements.
- Hands-On Experience: With over 17 informative videos, this course offers a step-by-step guide to building your own Python Keylogger from scratch.
- Advanced Techniques: Go beyond the basics by learning how to control mouse movement, simulate keyboard strokes using the
pynput
library, and engage in GUI Automation with Python 3. - Real-World Application: Master the art of listening for mouse movement and recording keyboard strokes in real-time.
Course Highlights:
✅ Comprehensive Source Code: All source code demonstrated in the course is available for download, allowing you to work on your own projects with ease.
🎁 Bonus Learning:
- Master controlling your mouse movement using Python.
- Simulate keyboard strokes with
pynput
. - Dive into GUI Automation with Python 3.
Your Instructor - Attreya Bhatt
Why choose me as your instructor? I've been passionate about technology since I was a kid, fascinated by the idea of creating an invisible folder on Windows after stumbling upon a YouTube video. That spark led to a deep-rooted love for tech, and now I'm here to guide you through this journey.
With me as your instructor, you'll not only learn the technical skills but also gain insights into the mindset of a curious learner. At the end of each section, we'll take a quiz to assess your skills and ensure you're ready for the next challenge.
Course Structure:
- Introduction to Ethical Hacking with Python
- Understanding the ethical implications and importance of cyber security.
- Setting Up Your Development Environment
- Preparing your system to develop a keylogger.
- Python Keylogger Fundamentals
- Basic concepts and how they work.
- Capturing Keystrokes
- Techniques and libraries used to log keystrokes.
- Tracking Mouse Movement
- How to monitor and record mouse activity.
- Simulating Keyboard Inputs
- Using
pynput
to simulate key presses.
- Using
- GUI Automation
- Interacting with GUI applications through code.
- Testing and Debugging
- Ensuring your keylogger works as intended and troubleshooting common issues.
- Final Project: Building Your Own Keylogger
- Combining everything you've learned to create a fully functional keylogger.
Ready to Get Started?
If this course resonates with your interests, if you're eager to delve into the world of ethical hacking and cyber security, then it's time to take the leap! 🤝
Click on “Take this Course” and embark on a journey filled with learning, growth, and the satisfaction of mastering a skill that bridges the gap between technology and security. With our 100% money-back guarantee, you have nothing to lose and a world of knowledge to gain!
Our review
Overall Course Rating: 4.80
Review Summary:
The course has received mixed reviews, with a general consensus that it serves as a good starting point for beginners interested in learning about keyloggers and their implementation in Python. The instructor is deemed knowledgeable and to the point, though some users felt the course lacked depth and real-world application. Here's a detailed breakdown of the feedback:
Pros:
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Ease of Understanding: The course is described as "Snel praten," which translates to "Quickly spoken" or "Easy to follow," indicating that the material is presented at a pace and in a manner that is understandable, even for beginners.
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Clear Explanations: The instructor explains not only how a keylogger works but also goes into detail about every line of code, which is beneficial for those new to ethical hacking with Python.
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Practical Content: At least one user found the course content to be "Short and Sweet," implying that it was concise yet comprehensive enough to build a keylogger using Python by the end of the course.
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Instructor's Expertise: The instructor is praised for being good and knowledgeable, providing valuable insights into the subject matter.
Cons:
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Language Barriers: Some users experienced difficulties with the language, mentioning "Slecht engels," which translates to "Bad English," and a "Hele slechte ondertiteling," which means "Very bad subtitling" in Dutch. This could be a challenge for non-Dutch speakers following along with the course.
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Lack of Depth: The course is criticized for not delving deeper into ethical hacking beyond the basics of using the pynput library and for not offering real-world examples or enhancements.
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Ethical Considerations: One user expressed strong disappointment with the course's focus, stating it was "Not exactly useful" and a "waste of money" at the given price point. This user expected more comprehensive and practical examples beyond the construction of a keylogger.
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Library Introduction Only: The course is seen as only introducing a well-known library without providing innovative or advanced techniques, which could be disappointing for learners expecting cutting-edge content.
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User Experience: The user interface, including subtitles and navigation, received negative feedback for the "Slechte ondertiteling" aspect, which may affect the learning experience.
Additional Feedback:
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Potential for Improvement: Users suggest that the course could be significantly improved with real-world scenarios, better examples, and more in-depth content that goes beyond the basics of using a specific library.
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Course Content: The keylogger example built during the course is considered a good introduction to ethical hacking with Python.
In conclusion, while the course is generally seen as beneficial for beginners interested in the topic of keyloggers and has clear instructional content, there is room for improvement in terms of language accessibility, depth of content, and practical application. Addressing these issues could enhance the user experience and the overall value of the course.