When it comes to developing powerful and efficient hacking tools, Python is the language of choice for most security analysts. But how exactly does it work? In the latest book by Justin Seitz, the author of the bestseller "Hacking with Python," you will discover Python's dark side. You will develop network sniffers, manipulate packets, infect virtual machines, create invisible Trojans, and much more. You will learn practically how to create a "Command-and-Control" Trojan, recognize sandboxing, and automate common malware tasks like keylogging and screenshotting. Additionally, you will elevate Windows privileges through creative process control, use offensive memory forensics tricks to capture password hashes and inject shellcode into virtual machines, and enhance the popular web hacking tool Burp.