How to Create Malware Using C Language
This advanced ethical hacking course teaches how to create undetectable malware using C programming. Develop penetration testing tools, keyloggers, backdoors, and persistence mechanisms while gaining hands-on experience with malware development for ethical hacking purposes.

What Youβll Learn
Learn how to create malware:
- Malware Development:
Create undetectable malware using C for ethical hacking purposes. - Socket Programming:
Learn to connect two machines over the internet using C. - Windows 10 Hacking:
Develop tools to exploit fully secured Windows 10 systems. - Keylogging:
Capture keyboard inputs with a keylogger developed in C.
- Persistence Techniques:
Ensure malware auto-starts by embedding it in the Windows registry. - Antivirus Evasion:
Hide malware inside images and bypass antivirus detection systems. - Command Execution:
Learn how to execute commands remotely on target systems. - File Disguising:
Transform malware into any file type, including .jpg, .pdf, or .mp4 files.
Included in the How to Create Malware Course
Suitable for the Following Careers
Course Content
Section 1: Introduction & Welcome To Hacking With C!
Section 2: Hiding Our Program & Defining Connection Points
Section 3: Building Shell Function & Executing Commands
Section 4: Switching Directories Inside Of A Program
Section 5: Creating Persistance & Nesting Our Program In Windows Registry
Section 6: Adding Keylogger To Our Malware
Section 7: Hacking Windows 10
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Description of How to Create Malware Training
This course teaches ethical hackers and cyber security professionals how to develop undetectable malware using the C programming language. Hands-on lessons teach you how to create malware tools, perform socket programming, and understand keylogging and persistence techniques. You'll also gain insight into hacking fully secured machines, hiding malware inside files, and bypassing antivirus software to advance your skills in ethical hacking.
By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of malware development, from creating backdoors to capturing inputs with keyloggers, making this course essential for aspiring security experts. You'll learn:
- Malware creation: Develop tools to hack Windows 10 systems
- Keylogging: Capture target input and create advanced malware features
- Persistence: Embed malware in Windows registries for auto-start
- File manipulation: Disguise malware as other file types
- Hacking tools: Build backdoors and bypass antivirus detection
This course will provide valuable knowledge for enhancing your career as an ethical hacker or cyber security expert by teaching you how to create malware in C.
Who Is This Course For
This course is designed for anyone interested in understanding how to create malware, especially those pursuing careers in ethical hacking, cyber security, malware analysis, or penetration testing. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hacker, this course will enhance your knowledge of malware development and hacking techniques.
Course Instructor
Aleksa Tamburkovski began his journey into Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking at just 15, turning a passionate hobby into a professional career. He currently works with a private cybersecurity company dedicated to helping organizations secure their networks and systems from unauthorized access.
Alongside his professional endeavors, Aleksa is pursuing studies in mechanical engineering and aerospace engineering, showcasing his diverse interests and commitment to technological advancement.
Aleksa teaches a variety of topics including Python and C for hacking. His courses emphasize practical skills and real-world applications, providing students with the tools they need to excel in cybersecurity.
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Testimonials

Mark F.
Beautiful course.This helped me to learn how a malware looks like and a huge introduction to programming application for windows using C.Thanks a lot for the nice course.

Ruth W.
Good length, like that code was provided, good level of explanation.

Keith M.
I enjoyed the course a lot. I would have liked more than 1 project. Maybe 2 or 3 more smaller projects. Either way, the content is excellent. So 5 stars.
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