The topics are:
CIA triad, types of attacks and security mechanisms
Security concepts and methodologies (Terminology, Security properties and case study of a Risk Management plan)
Cryptography (Introduction, Historical background, principles and how to stay anonymous on the Internet)
Security benchmark (Black-box and white-box approach to exploit and secure a system)
Formulary hacks (Code a vulnerable form, exploit and secure it)
Security in email (PGP) and web servers (X.509)
Network firewall with Snort integration
Remote security analysis and assessment
Build a dedicated virtual server (Backup your data, including Time Machine, run your Virtual Machines among other perks)
Extra chapters about web server sandboxes and the Wannacry ransomware, will be updated as I see fit our you demand.
Even if you are already a system administrator or a newbie you are most likely to find something new, as I did previously to start this.
This course is constantly reviewed and updated with new lessons.
More information available at hackademy.tech
What you’ll learn:
Have a comprehensive insight regarding information technologies security
Security concepts and methodologies (Terminology, Security properties and case study of a Risk Management plan)
Cryptography (Introduction, Historical background, principles and how to stay anonymous on the Internet)
Security benchmark (Black-box and white-box approach to exploit and secure a system)
Formulary hacks (Code a vulnerable form, exploit and secure it)
Build a dedicated virtual server (Backup your data, including Time Machine, run your Virtual Machines among other perks)
Extra chapters about web server sandboxes and the Wannacry ransomware, will be updated as I see fit our you demand.
Who this course is for:
From the newbie to the more experienced system administrator you most likely will learn something
