Working with Binary Data in Python 3

Working with Binary Data in Python 3, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 30 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 73 reviews, and has 262 subscribers.

You will learn about Work with raw bytes in Python 3 Read and write binary files Formatting binary output Using bitwise operators Encode and decode with UTF-8 and Base64 Packing and unpacking structs This course is ideal for individuals who are All software developers or Anyone who wants to learn to work with binary data in Python or Security engineers or SOC analysts or Malware reverse engineers It is particularly useful for All software developers or Anyone who wants to learn to work with binary data in Python or Security engineers or SOC analysts or Malware reverse engineers.

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Summary

Title: Working with Binary Data in Python 3

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 30

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 30

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 32

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 32

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Work with raw bytes in Python 3
Read and write binary files
Formatting binary output
Using bitwise operators
Encode and decode with UTF-8 and Base64
Packing and unpacking structs

Who Should Attend

All software developers
Anyone who wants to learn to work with binary data in Python
Security engineers
SOC analysts
Malware reverse engineers

Target Audiences

All software developers
Anyone who wants to learn to work with binary data in Python
Security engineers
SOC analysts
Malware reverse engineers

Learn how to work with binary data using Python 3. Everything in a computer is binary and bytes under the hood, so it is critical to understand how to work with data at this raw level.

Knowing how to manipulate binary data at and byte streams is an essential skill for any type of programming you do with Python from web developers to data scientists to game developers to security analysts and engineers, malware reverse engineers, and penetration testers

Some of the things you will learn include:

Reading write bytes to buffer streams and disk which is useful for working with any kind of binary file or network communication
Formatting output of bytes so you can view it as hexadecimal or even binary format.
Converting between Python objects and raw bytes which is useful for storing objects to disk or loading up binary data that was intended for a different computer system
Encoding and decoding bytes which lets you switch between raw bytes that you can store and transfer and usable objects in Python. For example, creating a save game file or transmitting data over the network.
Packing and unpacking structs; For example, creating a TCP/IP packet header or extracting data from proprietary file formats.
Performing bitwise operation like AND, OR, XOR, and ones copmlement which is useful for a variety of tasks like network masking and cryptography.

Course syllabus

Intro

Course overview

Basics of bytes

Bytes type
Bytearray type
BytesIO class
Formatting output

Bitwise operations

AND
OR
XOR
Ones complement
Bit shifting

Conversion

Integers <-> Bytes
Binary strings
Hexadecimal strings

Working with files

Read and write bytes
Seek position
Get metadata about a file

Struct packing

What is struct packing?
Struct packing
Struct unpacking

Encoding

ASCII
UTF-8
Base64

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course overview

Chapter 2: Basics of bytes

Lecture 1: The Bytes type

Lecture 2: Formatting output

Lecture 3: The Bytearray type

Lecture 4: The BytesIO class

Chapter 3: Bitwise Operations

Lecture 1: Overview of Bitwise Operations

Lecture 2: AND Operation

Lecture 3: OR Operation

Lecture 4: XOR Operation

Lecture 5: Ones Complement

Lecture 6: Bit Shifting

Chapter 4: Conversion

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Convert a large integer to bytes

Lecture 3: Convert a list of small integers to bytes

Lecture 4: Convert a binary string to a byte

Lecture 5: Convert bytes to an integer

Lecture 6: Convert hexadecimal strings

Chapter 5: Working with files

Lecture 1: Write bytes to a file

Lecture 2: Get metadata about a file

Lecture 3: Read Bytes from a File

Lecture 4: Seek a position in a file

Chapter 6: Struct packing and unpacking

Lecture 1: What is struct packing?

Lecture 2: Example of struct packing

Lecture 3: Example of unpacking a struct

Chapter 7: Encoding

Lecture 1: Intro to Encoding

Lecture 2: ASCII encoding

Lecture 3: UTF-8 encoding

Lecture 4: Base64 encoding

Chapter 8: Code Examples

Lecture 1: Code examples

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Course recap

Instructors

John Leon
Software and Cybersecurity Specialist

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5 stars: 45 votes

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