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Table of contents Introduction Linux Security - Basics and Beyond: IntroductionModule 1: Linux User SecurityModule Introduction Lesson 1: User Security Basics Learning objectives 1.1 Introduction to Linux Users1.2 Principle…

Understand the objectives and topics of every CISSP exam domain Enhance your test-taking skills with Deep Dive quizzes and 3-second challenges throughout.Get real-world perspective and skills through Security-in-Action case studies…

What you'll learn HTML tag information leak Javascript code and function information leak Client code modification vulnerability Javascript code exposure and decryption File redirection vulnerability MDF decryption …

Kali Linux is the penetration-testing professional's main tool, and includes hundreds of modules for scanning, exploitation, payloads, and post exploitation. In this course, Malcolm Shore teaches you advanced pen testing with Kali,…

What you'll learn Crack WEP/WPA/WPA2 using a number of methods. Understand AI's Role in Cyber Threat Detection and Prevention Intercept data and spy on all on the network A number of practical attacks that can be used without…

What you'll learn Learn Linux basics Learn more than 9 ways to perform LAN attacks Master 2 smart techniques to crack into wireless networks Perform an actual Mobile attack Learn 10+ web application attacks Learn more…

What you'll learn After completing this course, you will be a professional Linux administrator and ready to apply for Linux jobs. Acquire advanced knowledge of Linux system administration and gain a deep understanding of Linux…

SSH is used for logging into servers to run the commands and programs remotely. However, sometimes you might want or even need to automatically log in to an SSH server without entering your username and password. The two most popular…

What is Cron?How Cron WorksCron Files and DirectoriesUser CrontabsSystem-Wide CrontabCron’s DirectoriesCron Syntax BasicsMinute (0-59)Hour (0-23)Day of Month (1-31)Month (1-12)Day of Week (0-6)Command or ScriptSpecial Characters in Cron…

By default, the SSH server runs on port 22. However, there are occasions when it is run in a different port. The -p <port> option can specify the port number to connect to when using the ssh command on Linux. …