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@olena-razinkova
Python Journey: First Milestones Achieved! 🎯
Today, I made significant progress in my Python learning journey:
✅ Installed Python software and set up my environment
🎓
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 3 (Install LIbraries)
WE'RE HACKING TODAY Y'ALL!
Class was focused on installing tools from PyPi and Github
4 Username enumeration tools installed
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 4 (Writing/Reading Files)
Classic programing need read/write files
Output from tools can be piped into another program or written to file.
Input
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Python for OSINT Day 5 (HTTP Requests /APIs)
Web Apps have APIs that allow code to interrogate them....
This is powerful for saving time and
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 6 (JSON Action)
Most data today is handled in JSON structures (NoSQL db on line 1!)
Handling this data is awkward
@dr-ganapathi-pulipaka-56417a2
Python for Algorithmic Trading! #BigData #Analytics #DataScience #AI #MachineLearning #IoT #IIoT #PyTorch #Python #RStats #TensorFlow #Java #JavaScript #CloudComputing #Serverless #DataScientist #Linux #Books
@amney-mounir
Python can be a very powerful tool for Data Analysts.
And here are the 9 must-know Functions:
𝟏. 𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐞(): aka the SQL joins - it
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 7 (CSV (and JSON))
CSV (comma separated values) is a common format for data.
Lets transform from json to csv to
@amney-mounir
Python can be a very powerful tool for Data Analysts.
And here are the 9 must-know Functions:
𝟏. 𝐦𝐞𝐫𝐠𝐞(): aka the SQL joins - it
@rickhigh
#python #webdevelopment #prototypes #poc #rapiddev A walk in the Park with Streamlits
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 8 (Databases)
Databases literally hold TONS of data, and you can find them via online search.
Converting databases into parsible formats
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 9 (Automate Search Results)
You can manually search then copy and paste results, by WHY???
Python can automate it by
-querying
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 9 (Automation FTW)
Save time and automate.
This is literally why you learn CLI (cmd line interface). Free
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 10 (Web Scraping)
There's a lot of great OSINT on websites
emails
usernames
phone numbers
addresses
But so timely to have to go and manually
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 10 (Web SCRAPING)
Lots of info out on the web, but a grind to manually copy down.
Todays all about automating
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 11 (RegEx)
Anyone that has spent a second doing Regular Expressions know it almost seems like magic.
Day 11 shows us
@andriyburkov
Python has become the most popular language on GitHub. I only wish for two more things: that browsers start supporting Python as a
@andreasbaekdahl
Python 101 together with Emil Bisgaard Commerou from Wingmen Solutions' Automation Factory team.
Back to basics. Up to speed!
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 12 (Proxy Servers)
Sometimes you need to be 'coming' from a different IP address.
You can use a VPN, but
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 13 (Data Structures)
Classic CompSci lesson today y'all.
When you go beyond variables and you have data structures there are some
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 14 (Filesystem Interaction)
Now we're Cookin'!
Python can interact with the file system, so csv, txt, etc files in a directory.
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 15 (Domain Info Gathering)
AKA. Python for Pentesters
We leveraged python to interrogate and return all sorts of domain info.
There are
@ginacostag
Python just dethroned JavaScript as the most used language on GitHub after its 10-year reign! 👇
Github just dropped the Octoverse 2024 and the
@ginacostag
Python just dethroned JavaScript as the most used language on GitHub after its 10-year reign! 👇
Github just dropped the Octoverse 2024 and the
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 16 (Map and Split)
Picking up some core Python features here.
Pretty straight forward day 16
map() - use it
@ginacostag
Python just dethroned JavaScript as the most used language on GitHub after its 10-year reign! 👇
Github just dropped the Octoverse 2024 and the
@datascience-trainer
Python Machine Learning Projects
↳ The document provides insights on loading datasets with Scikit-learn, highlighting essential keys like target labels, actual labels, feature names,
@geraldauger
Python for OSINT Day 17 (Generating Docs)
Python can generate Xlsx, pdf, doc, ppt.
This lesson was dummy data, but demonstrates the power here.
With enough
@datascience-trainer
Python Machine Learning Projects
↳ The document provides insights on loading datasets with Scikit-learn, highlighting essential keys like target labels, actual labels, feature names,