You've got through the end of this python for penetration testers course.
Hereby I present my honest congratulations and I wish you the best of luck in applying your new learned
skills to productive goodwill and personal satisfying purposes to augment or further expand your knowledge
of python and penetration testing.
I suggest a few materials.
Now let's start with a few books.
So the first one is Christopher Duffy both on penetration testing for developers.
Another one is D.J. or Connors as violent python which is a very good book.
Then I suggest you look into Cameron Buchanan's as Python web penetration testing cookbook.
And finally I suggest you look into Bostian Bowman's understanding network hacks attack and defense
with by thought.
Then I recommend going to YouTube and watching playlists of bison penetration testing videos.
I've made many videos on my channel on the topic as well so you can look at my channel.
Following this link and ultimately I suggest you practice your skills by writing Python scripts and
testing them in safe environments such as controlled personal virtual machines.
If you have trouble with inspiration for what scripts and programs to write the books I suggested earlier
will come very in handy and if you have money to spare you can always go to a dog defense labs dot com
and other similar platforms and look into the offensive Python section for a read selection of realistic
scenarios where you can apply your python skills for penetration testing.
Finally be sure to follow me on LinkedIn and Twitter because they might be working on a python for penetration
testing advanced and other courses in the future.
Feel free to reach me out on those platforms as well.
Once again congratulations for reaching the end of this course and they look forward to see you in the
future.