Comprehensive Cyber Security And Hacking Techniques

Master the art of cyber security and ethical hacking, covering everything from online identity protection.

What you'll learn

How to protect your online identity from theft and phishing attacks.

Techniques used by hackers for port scanning, web spoofing, and session hijacking.

How to defend against SQL injections, Wi-Fi hacking, and advanced wireless attacks.

The basics of cryptography and how encryption protects data in transit.

How to use data mining to detect and prevent cyber threats.

Requirements

Basic understanding of networking concepts and internet security.

Familiarity with basic programming and web development.

Interest in ethical hacking and learning about cyber security threats.

Description

Introduction:Welcome to Comprehensive Cyber Security and Hacking Techniques! In this course, you'll explore a wide range of topics from general hacking methods and online identity protection to wireless hacking and cryptography. Learn essential techniques used by both ethical hackers and cybercriminals, and equip yourself with the tools to safeguard your online presence. Whether you are a beginner interested in cyber security or an experienced professional, this course offers in-depth knowledge of key hacking techniques and how to defend against them.Section-Wise Write-Up:Section 1: Introduction to Cyber SecurityThe course begins with a broad introduction to cyber security, setting the foundation for ethical hacking. This section provides a comprehensive understanding of the various types of attacks and threats in the cyber world, including techniques like port scanning and ICMP scanning. It also introduces fundamental concepts such as NetBIOS hacking and the vulnerabilities in internet applications that hackers exploit. The section wraps up with an overview of attack techniques and the classes of cyberattacks.Section 2: Protecting Online IdentityAs digital threats continue to grow, protecting your online identity is more crucial than ever. In this section, you’ll learn strategies for safeguarding your personal information. We’ll cover tips for reducing the risk of online identity theft, and provide actionable steps on how to protect yourself from phishing and other malicious activities. Specific types of phishing attacks and anti-phishing strategies are also covered in detail, including methods for link manipulation and website spoofing.Section 3: Phishing Techniques and ProtectionPhishing remains one of the most common forms of online fraud. This section delves into internet phishing, covering techniques like link manipulation and phone phishing. You'll learn how phishing attacks work, how to spot them, and the best ways to protect yourself from falling victim. The section also includes practical advice on defending against phishing schemes, and anti-phishing approaches to bolster your defenses.Section 4: Advanced Hacking TechniquesThis section takes you deeper into the world of hacking and cyber crime. You'll learn about various types of cyber attacks, including web spoofing, session hijacking, and denial of service (DoS) attacks. The focus is on understanding how these attacks work and how hackers exploit vulnerabilities in systems to cause damage. You'll also explore password attacks and strategies for securing passwords against theft.Section 5: Data Mining in Cyber SecurityData mining plays a significant role in both cyber attacks and defense. This section introduces the basics of data mining, covering its subtypes and the controversies surrounding its use in cyber security. Learn how data mining is used to detect security threats and uncover hidden patterns in vast amounts of data. The section also covers the KDD (Knowledge Discovery in Databases) process and how data mining tools can assist in decision-making within business intelligence systems.Section 6: Spam and CounteractionsSpam remains a major nuisance in the online world. This section covers the different types of spamming, how spammers operate, and the damage they can cause to networks and businesses. You'll learn about countermeasures and techniques to block unwanted emails and malicious spam. The course will also discuss the broader implications of spam, both from a business and security perspective.Section 7: Cyber TerrorismAs the internet becomes more entrenched in our daily lives, the threat of cyber terrorism increases. This section provides a detailed introduction to cyber terrorism, its potential for disruption, and the different forms it can take. You'll also learn about the strength of the internet in facilitating cyber terrorism and the DOS attacks used by terrorists to cripple systems.Section 8: Cryptography and Security ProtocolsCryptography is the backbone of secure communications. This section covers the basics of cryptography, including classical techniques like Caesar cipher, as well as more modern systems such as AES and RSA encryption. You'll also delve into concepts such as public and private key encryption, digital signatures, and digital certificates, which are essential for securing communications over the internet.Section 9: SQL Injection AttacksSQL injections are one of the most common types of web application vulnerabilities. In this section, you'll learn how SQL injections work, the different types of injections, and their impact on web applications. We cover everything from the basic structure of SQL queries to how malicious inputs can lead to unauthorized access or data breaches. You'll also explore preventive measures such as prepared statements and dynamic candidate evaluations.Section 10: Wi-Fi and Wireless Network SecurityWireless networks are highly vulnerable to attacks if not properly secured. This section covers the basics of Wi-Fi, including the IEEE 802.11 standards, and addresses privacy and security concerns surrounding wireless networks. The section also explains how attackers exploit vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi networks and provides tools for protecting them.Section 11: Advanced Wireless Hacking TechniquesIn this section, you will dive into the advanced techniques used for hacking wireless networks. Learn how hackers use tools like FakeAP and Airjack to exploit vulnerabilities in Wi-Fi networks. We also explore advanced topics such as WEP, WPA, and the security protocols used to defend against wireless network attacks. Tools for wardriving and sniffing will also be covered, helping you understand how attackers locate and exploit unsecured networks.Conclusion:By the end of this course, you will have acquired the essential knowledge and skills to identify and protect against various cyber threats. Whether you’re interested in ethical hacking, cyber security, or simply protecting your online identity, this course will give you the tools and understanding to stay secure in the ever-evolving world of cyber threats.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: General Hacking Methods

Lecture 2 Port Scanning

Lecture 3 ICMP Scanning

Lecture 4 Hacking NetBIOS with example

Lecture 5 Internet Application Security and Vunerablity

Lecture 6 Introduction to Attack Techniques and Classes of Attacks

Section 3: Protecting Online Identity

Lecture 7 Discussion about Protecting Online Identity

Lecture 8 Tips for Protecting Online Identity

Lecture 9 Reducing Risk of Online Identity Theft

Lecture 10 Action Needed When Identity Theft

Lecture 11 Introduction to phishing

Lecture 12 Types of phishing and antiphishing level

Lecture 13 Antiphis

Section 4: Internet Phishing

Lecture 14 Internet phisping Introduction

Lecture 15 Phisping link manipulation

Lecture 16 phisping link and website manipulation

Lecture 17 phone phishing

Lecture 18 how to protect yourself from phishing

Section 5: Anti Phishing

Lecture 19 antiphishing approaches

Lecture 20 summary of anti phis approaches

Section 6: Hacking

Lecture 21 introduction to computer security and cyber crime

Lecture 22 why cyber security

Lecture 23 Types of hackers attacks and spoofing

Lecture 24 Types of hackers attacks and spoofing continued

Lecture 25 Web spoofing and session hijacking

Lecture 26 Dos and buffer overflow attacks

Lecture 27 Passwords attacks

Section 7: Data Mining

Lecture 28 introduction to datamining

Lecture 29 data mining subtypes

Lecture 30 usage of data mining and controversies

Lecture 31 usage of data mining and controversies continued

Lecture 32 goal

Section 8: Spam

Lecture 33 introduction to spamming

Lecture 34 Types of spamming and counteractions

Lecture 35 Types of spamming and counteractions continued

Lecture 36 General counteractions against spamming

Lecture 37 Damage caused by spamming

Section 9: Cyber Terrorism

Lecture 38 Introduction to cyber terrorism

Lecture 39 Dos and potential of cyber terrorism

Lecture 40 Dos and potential of cyber terrorism continued

Lecture 41 Strength of internet

Section 10: More on Data Mining

Lecture 42 introduction of data mining

Lecture 43 introduction of data mining continued

Lecture 44 data mining applications

Lecture 45 data mining applications continued

Lecture 46 explanation of kdd with diagram

Lecture 47 key steps in kdd process

Lecture 48 data mining and bi

Lecture 49 data mining and bi continued

Lecture 50 confluence of multiple disciplines

Lecture 51 why not traditional data analysis

Lecture 52 classification of data mining

Lecture 53 data mining functionalities

Lecture 54 interestingness of discovered patterns

Lecture 55 dmql

Lecture 56 dmql example explanation

Lecture 57 integration of dm with db or dw systems

Lecture 58 major issues with data mining

Lecture 59 association rule mining

Lecture 60 algorithm for frequent pattern mining

Lecture 61 algorithm for frequent pattern mining continued

Lecture 62 summary of data mining

Section 11: Cryptography

Lecture 63 cryptography introduction

Lecture 64 caesar and subposition

Lecture 65 cryptanalysis and types of encryption used

Lecture 66 private key

Lecture 67 aes

Lecture 68 public and private keys

Lecture 69 public key and private key is formed in rsa

Lecture 70 rsa continued

Lecture 71 digital signature and digital certificate

Section 12: SQL injection

Lecture 72 introduction to sql injection

Lecture 73 statistics of sql injection

Lecture 74 working of sql query

Lecture 75 sql injection working

Lecture 76 structure of sql query

Lecture 77 structure difference of sql queries

Lecture 78 prepare statements

Lecture 79 dynamic candidate evaluations

Lecture 80 how to protect from sql injection

Section 13: Wi-Fi

Lecture 81 introduction to wifi

Lecture 82 history of wifi

Lecture 83 specification of ieee 802.11 standards

Lecture 84 specification of ieee 802.11 standards continued

Lecture 85 privacy and security of wireless network

Lecture 86 working and application of wifi

Section 14: Wireless Hacking

Lecture 87 hacking internet connection introduction

Lecture 88 hacking internet connection continued

Lecture 89 use for wireless hacking

Lecture 90 use for wireless hacking continued

Lecture 91 fakeap wifi tool

Lecture 92 airjack tool for wifi

Section 15: Advanced Wireless Hacking

Lecture 93 introduction to wireless network

Lecture 94 access points

Lecture 95 introduction and requirement in any wireless network

Lecture 96 wireless nic and wireless network standards

Lecture 97 ieee wireless standards and wireless communication

Lecture 98 ppp protocol

Lecture 99 eap protocol

Lecture 100 x-509 certificates

Lecture 101 leap cisco and extensible authentication protocol

Lecture 102 wep and wpa

Lecture 103 wardriving and network stumbler tool

Lecture 104 sniffing tools- kismet, airsnot, wepcrack

Lecture 105 countermeasures for wireless network attacks

Aspiring ethical hackers and cyber security enthusiasts.,IT professionals looking to deepen their understanding of online security.,Network administrators and web developers who want to protect their systems from hacking attempts.,Students and professionals interested in the field of cyber crime and cyber defense.