The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp: Beginner To Advanced - Importing Pynput

The video tutorial covers enhancements to a reverse shell, including adding a key logger. It begins with an overview of new functions like screenshot capture and file management. The tutorial then focuses on implementing a key logger using Python's Pi input library, setting up a keyboard listener, and processing keystrokes. The key logger is tested to print keystrokes and later improved to write them to a file. The tutorial concludes with suggestions for future enhancements, such as hiding the file and sending keystrokes to a server.

What additional functions were added to the reverse shell?

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What command was added to the help options to exit the reverse shell?

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What library needs to be installed to implement the key logger in Python?

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How does the key logger capture keystrokes from the target machine?

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What is the purpose of the 'process_keys' function in the key logger?

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What is the expected output when the key logger is running and keys are pressed?

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What is the significance of using the append mode when writing to the key logger file?

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What modifications are suggested for the key logger to improve its functionality?

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What is the final goal of the key logger implementation in the context of the tutorial?

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What should be done with the key logger file after capturing the keystrokes?

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