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Station X - The Complete Cyber Security Course - Volumes 1, 2, 3 & 4 (Size: 11.5 GB)
  Cyber Security - VOLUME 1
  1. Introduction
  1. Welcome and Introduction to the Instructor!.mp4 19.9 MB
  2. Security Quick Win!.mp4 43.19 MB
  3. Goals and Learning Objectives - Volume 1.mp4 16.11 MB
  4. Target Audience.mp4 7.34 MB
  5. Study Recommendations.mp4 17.95 MB
  6. Course updates.mp4 4.4 MB
  10. Security Domains
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.43 MB
  2. Security Domains.mp4 21.85 MB
  11. Security Through Isolation and Compartmentalization
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.3 MB
  10. Linux - Sandboxes and Application Isolation.mp4 13.86 MB
  10.1 Trusted BSD.html 87 B
  10.2 Firejail.html 92 B
  10.3 Linux Sandbox.html 96 B
  10.4 Apparmor.html 105 B
  10.5 Script Sandfox.html 118 B
  11. Mac - Sandboxes and Application Isolation.mp4 23.8 MB
  11.1 Mac OS X - App Sandbox.html 193 B
  11.2 OSX-Sandbox--Seatbelt--Profiles.html 119 B
  11.3 Sandbox Man page.html 165 B
  11.4 Firefox profile.html 132 B
  11.5 Apple Sandbox Guide.html 139 B
  11.6 SuperDuper.html 127 B
  11.8 Buckle Up.html 97 B
  12. Virtual Machines.mp4 44.44 MB
  12.1 Virt Manager.html 86 B
  12.2 Wikipedia - Hypervisor.html 101 B
  12.3 Wikipedia - Comparison of platform virtualization software.html 137 B
  12.4 Turnkey Linux - Openvpn.html 97 B
  12.5 Wikipedia - Kernel-based Virtual Machine.html 119 B
  12.6 OpenVZ.html 90 B
  12.7 KVM Debian Jessie.html 98 B
  13. Virtual Machine Weaknesses.mp4 22.74 MB
  13.1 Venom.html 90 B
  13.2 Example VMware security bug.html 123 B
  13.4 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiTiming_channel.html 105 B
  13.5 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiX86_virtualization.html 109 B
  13.7 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiCovert_channel.html 105 B
  13.8 A look at malware with VM detection.html 161 B
  14. Virtual Machine Hardening.mp4 36.97 MB
  14.1 Convert VM to ISO.html 109 B
  15. Whonix OS - Anonymous Operating system.mp4 88.64 MB
  15.1 Whonix Check.html 100 B
  15.2 httpswww.whonix.org.html 84 B
  15.3 Whonix and virtualbox.html 99 B
  15.4 ARM - Anonymizing relay monitor.html 108 B
  15.5 Whonix Features.html 97 B
  15.6 How to implement physical isolation.html 131 B
  15.7 Whonix Stream Isolation.html 105 B
  15.8 Whonix VM snapshots.html 116 B
  15.9 If setting up your own workstations - MUST READ.html 112 B
  16. Whonix OS - Weaknesses.mp4 15.79 MB
  16.1 Whonix - Warnings.html 96 B
  16.2 Whonix's lack of an Amnesic feature.html 190 B
  17. Qubes OS.mp4 78.73 MB
  17.1 Qubes docs.html 90 B
  17.10 Video Tour of Qubes.html 91 B
  17.2 Qubes Download.html 96 B
  17.3 Windows templates.html 108 B
  17.4 Whonix templates.html 105 B
  17.5 Debian template(s).html 107 B
  17.6 Split GPG.html 100 B
  17.7 Disposable VMs (DispVMs).html 97 B
  17.8 Librem 13 laptop.html 105 B
  17.9 Hardware Compatibility List (HCL).html 90 B
  18. Security Domains, Isolation and Compartmentalization.mp4 14.98 MB
  18.1 Partitioning my digital life into security domains.html 145 B
  2. Introduction to Isolation and Compartmentalization.mp4 5.67 MB
  3. Physical and Hardware Isolation - How to change the Mac Address.mp4 25.58 MB
  3.1 Mac OS X - Wifispoof.html 83 B
  3.2 Mac OS X - Macdaddyx.html 109 B
  3.3 Windows - Tmac.html 89 B
  3.4 Linux - How to use macchanger.html 132 B
  3.5 Mac OS X - How to change the mac address.html 141 B
  3.6 Diagram of Mac.html 131 B
  4. Physical and Hardware Isolation - Hardware Serials.mp4 50.25 MB
  4.1 Windows - CPU Z.html 103 B
  4.2 Mac OS X - Installing dmidecode with brew.html 119 B
  4.3 Linux and Mac OS X - dmidecode.html 93 B
  4.4 Windows - dmidecode.html 115 B
  4.5 Linux - i-nex.html 88 B
  4.6 Mac OS X - Mac Cupid.html 120 B
  4.7 httpswww.yubico.com.html 84 B
  4.8 httpswww.nitrokey.com.html 87 B
  5. Virtual Isolation.mp4 57.32 MB
  5.1 Pen Drive Apps.html 89 B
  5.2 Portable Apps.html 85 B
  5.3 Authentic8.html 97 B
  5.4 Spoons.net.html 88 B
  5.5 Spikes.html 91 B
  5.6 Maxthon.html 84 B
  5.7 Aegis Secure Key - USB 2.0 Flash Drive.html 108 B
  6. Dual Boot.mp4 7.93 MB
  6.1 Dual Booting explained.html 177 B
  7. Built-in Sandboxes and Application Isolation.mp4 10.41 MB
  7.1 Chromium sandbox design.html 121 B
  7.2 Mozilla Sandbox design.html 102 B
  8. Windows - Sandboxes and Application Isolation.mp4 26.37 MB
  8.1 BufferZone.html 112 B
  8.2 Deepfreeze Cloud Browser and Desktop.html 129 B
  8.3 Shadowdefender.html 91 B
  8.4 Returnil.html 118 B
  8.5 f-sandbox.html 92 B
  8.6 Deepfreeze Standard.html 121 B
  8.7 Comodo.html 110 B
  9. Windows - Sandboxes and Application Isolation - Sandboxie.mp4 70.12 MB
  9.1 Introduction and quick guide sandboxie.html 143 B
  9.2 Sandboxie guide.html 118 B
  9.3 Sandboxie How it Works.html 106 B
  9.4 Sandboxie forum.html 96 B
  12. Wrap Up
  1. Congratulations.mp4 5.29 MB
  2. know Yourself - The Threat and Vulnerability Landscape
  1. Theory and Practical.mp4 2.25 MB
  10. Defense In Depth.mp4 2.99 MB
  11. The Zero Trust Model.mp4 10.28 MB
  2. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.71 MB
  3. Protect What You Value.mp4 8.94 MB
  4. What is Privacy, Anonymity and Pseudonymity.mp4 11.88 MB
  5. Security, Vulnerabilities, Threats and Adversaries.mp4 11.24 MB
  5.1 The Cyber Security Landscape Diagram.jpg?042148.jpg?042148 777.15 KB
  6. Asset Selection.mp4 7.69 MB
  7. Threat Modeling and Risk Assessments.mp4 18.04 MB
  8. Security vs Privacy vs Anonymity - Can we have it all.mp4 5.44 MB
  3. Know Your Enemy - The Current Threat and Vulnerability Landscape
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.89 MB
  10.1 httpwww.consumerfraudreporting.org.html 98 B
  10.2 httpwww.actionfraud.police.uktypes_of_fraud.html 108 B
  10.3 Top 10 scams.html 127 B
  11.10 httpsgithub.comhoshsadiqadblock-nocoin-list.html 110 B
  11.8 httpscoinhive.com.html 82 B
  11.9 httpsaddons.mozilla.orgen-GBfirefoxaddonno-coin.html 116 B
  12. Darknets, Dark Markets and Exploit kits.mp4 32.43 MB
  13. Governments, spies and secret stuff part I.mp4 27.03 MB
  14. Governments, spies and secret stuff part II.mp4 30.24 MB
  14.1 httpscryptome.org201401nsa-codenames.htm.html 107 B
  14.2 httpstheintercept.com.html 86 B
  14.3 httpwww.nsaplayset.org.html 87 B
  14.4 httpsnsa.gov1.infodninsa-ant-catalog.html 103 B
  14.6 httpswikileaks.org-Leaks-.html.html 95 B
  15.11 Clipper chip.html 192 B
  15.3 UK data communications bill.html 121 B
  15.4 Kazakhstans new encryption law.html 185 B
  15.5 WhatsApp was Banned for 48 Hours in Brazil.html 112 B
  15.7 A Worldwide Survey of Encryption Products - pdf.html 153 B
  16. Trust & Backdoors.mp4 24.49 MB
  16. Trust & Backdoors.vtt 11.01 KB
  16.2 Examples of backdoors.html 123 B
  16.3 Apple backdoor order.html 112 B
  16.5 Formal methods.html 105 B
  16.7 httpsreproducible-builds.org.html 93 B
  17. Censorship.mp4 6.49 MB
  18. Cyber Threat Intelligence – Stay Informed.mp4 2.62 MB
  18.1 httpwww.stationx.netalerts.html 91 B
  2. Why You Need Security – The Value Of A Hack.mp4 28.93 MB
  3. The Top 3 Things You Need To Stay Safe Online.mp4 2.51 MB
  3.1 httpsresearch.google.compubspub43963.html.html 107 B
  4.1 Exploit Kit Landscape Map.html 99 B
  4.2 httpswww.exploit-db.comsearch.html 95 B
  4.3 CVE details.html 88 B
  5. Hackers, crackers and cyber criminals.mp4 7.71 MB
  6. Malware, viruses, rootkits and RATs.mp4 12.15 MB
  6.1 Malware stats.html 107 B
  6.2 SophosLabs 2018 Malware Forecast.html 162 B
  6.4 Report - Spotlight perils of malvertisements.html 142 B
  6.5 7 most common RATs.html 149 B
  8. What is Phishing, Vishing and SMShing.mp4 25.99 MB
  8.1 Live phishing links.html 87 B
  8.2 XSS example vulnerability.html 136 B
  9. Spamming & Doxing.mp4 4.79 MB
  9.1 Spam example.html 142 B
  9.2 Spam stats.html 104 B
  4. Encryption Crash Course
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.63 MB
  10. Certificate Authorities and HTTPS.mp4 199.31 MB
  10.1 CA Ecosystem.html 105 B
  10.2 Cert Fingerprints.html 97 B
  10.3 Certificate patrol.html 127 B
  10.4 CA example mistake.html 180 B
  10.5 SSL Sniff.html 107 B
  11. End-to-End Encryption (E2EE).mp4 8.19 MB
  12. Steganography.mp4 104.31 MB
  12.1 OpenPuff Manual.html 107 B
  12.2 httpwww.spammimic.com.html 85 B
  12.3 OpenPuff.html 116 B
  12.4 List of Steg Tools.html 105 B
  13. How Security and Encryption is Really Attacked.mp4 17.37 MB
  13.1 Security Pitfalls.html 135 B
  2. Symmetric Encryption.mp4 32.3 MB
  3. Asymmetric Encryption.mp4 72.32 MB
  4. Hash Functions.mp4 89.24 MB
  4.1 Example hashes.html 104 B
  5. Digital Signatures.mp4 42.74 MB
  5.1 httpswww.symantec.comenukcode-signing.html 107 B
  5.2 Windows 10 Device Guard using Digital Signatures.html 174 B
  6. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport layer security (TLS).mp4 160.85 MB
  6.1 Wikipedia Transport Layer Security (TLS) page.html 115 B
  6.2 Weakdh Cipher Suite Recommendations.html 93 B
  6.3 Mozilla Cipher Suite Recommendations.html 110 B
  6.4 Steve Gibson's Cipher Suite Recommendations.html 117 B
  7. SSL Stripping.mp4 114.52 MB
  7.1 sniffdet - Remote Sniffer Detection ToolLibrary.html 93 B
  7.2 WIFI Pineapple.html 91 B
  7.3 Intro to Sniffers.html 127 B
  7.4 Cain & Abel.html 89 B
  7.5 Arpwatch Tool to Monitor Ethernet Activity in Linux.html 119 B
  7.6 SSL Strip tool By Moxie Marlinspike.html 107 B
  8. HTTPS (HTTP Secure).mp4 81.9 MB
  8.1 Server Name Indication (SNI) Wiki.html 113 B
  9. Digital Certificates.mp4 81.97 MB
  5. Setting up a Testing Environment Using Virtual Machines (Lab)
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.84 MB
  2.1 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiHypervisor.html 101 B
  2.10 Windows VMs here.html 124 B
  2.11 Virtualbox Network Adapter Settings.html 104 B
  2.2 httpwww.osboxes.orgvmware-images.html 98 B
  2.3 httpwww.osboxes.orgguide#!.html 92 B
  2.4 httpvirtual-machine.org.html 88 B
  2.5 httpwww.osboxes.orgvirtualbox-images.html 102 B
  2.7 httpsmarketplace.vmware.com.html 92 B
  2.8 httpvirtualboxes.orgimages.html 92 B
  2.9 Vmware Network Adapter Settings.html 191 B
  3. Vmware.mp4 110.48 MB
  3.1 httpwww.vmware.comproductsworkstationcompare.html.html 116 B
  3.2 httpwww.vmware.comproductsplayerfaqsfaqs.html.html 113 B
  4. Virtual box.mp4 144.16 MB
  4.1 httpswww.virtualbox.org.html 88 B
  5. Kali Linux 2018.mp4 59.62 MB
  5.2 Kali on Microsoft App Store as an official WSL.html 123 B
  5.3 Kali AWS appliance.html 109 B
  5.4 Kali images for Virtualbox or VMware.html 150 B
  5.5 Kali Arm hardware.html 118 B
  6. Operating System Security & Privacy (Windows vs Mac OS X vs Linux)
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.44 MB
  10. Windows 10 - WiFi Sense.mp4 59.76 MB
  11. Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 - Privacy & Tracking.mp4 105.53 MB
  11.2 GWX Control Panel.html 100 B
  11.4 Never 10 by Steve Gibson (Use this!).html 92 B
  12. Mac - Privacy & Tracking.mp4 57.98 MB
  12.2 httpsgithub.comkarek314macOS-home-call-drop.html 109 B
  12.3 Fix Mac OS X.html 84 B
  12.4 httpsgithub.comfix-macosxyosemite-phone-home.html 110 B
  12.5 httpsgithub.comfix-macosxnet-monitor.html 102 B
  13. Linux and Unix “like” Operating systems.mp4 46.23 MB
  13.1 httpdistrowatch.com.html 84 B
  13.2 httpswww.debian.org.html 84 B
  13.3 httpswww.archlinux.org.html 87 B
  13.4 httpswww.openbsd.org.html 85 B
  14.1 Manjaro - httpsmanjaro.org.html 81 B
  14.2 Linux Mint - httpslinuxmint.com.html 83 B
  14.3 Ubuntu - httpswww.ubuntu.com.html 84 B
  15.1 Debian - httpswww.debian.org.html 84 B
  15.2 Archlinux - httpswww.archlinux.org.html 87 B
  15.3 OpenBSD - httpswww.openbsd.org.html 85 B
  16.1 Qubes OS - httpswww.qubes-os.org.html 86 B
  16.3 PureOS - httpswww.pureos.net.html 84 B
  16.4 Trisquel OS - httpstrisquel.info.html 83 B
  16.5 Astra Linux - httpastralinux.ru.html 82 B
  16.6 Subgraph OS - httpssubgraph.comsgos.html 87 B
  17.1 Tails OS - httpstails.boum.org.html 84 B
  17.2 Whonix - httpswww.whonix.org.html 84 B
  17.3 Qubes OS - httpswww.qubes-os.org.html 86 B
  18.1 Kali Linux - httpswww.kali.org.html 82 B
  18.2 BackBox Linux - httpsbackbox.org.html 81 B
  18.3 BlackArch Linux - httpsblackarch.org.html 83 B
  18.4 Pentoo - httpswww.pentoo.ch.html 83 B
  18.5 Parrot GNULinux - httpswww.parrotsec.org.html 87 B
  19.1 iOS - httpsdeveloper.apple.comios.html 93 B
  19.2 PureOS Librem 5 - httpspuri.smshoplibrem-5.html 91 B
  19.3 Android - httpswww.android.com.html 85 B
  19.4 OmniROM - httpswww.omnirom.org.html 85 B
  19.5 LineageOS - httpslineageos.org.html 83 B
  19.6 MicroG - httpsmicrog.org.html 80 B
  19.7 Replicant - Httpswww.replicant.us.html 86 B
  2. Security Features and Functionality.mp4 57.9 MB
  20.1 Debian Live CDDVD.html 92 B
  20.2 Free Debian Books and Guides.html 93 B
  20.3 Download Debian.html 92 B
  3. Security Bugs and Vulnerabilities.mp4 83.9 MB
  3.1 Top 50 products vs security bugs.html 114 B
  4. Usage Share.mp4 34.29 MB
  4.1 OS usage share.html 125 B
  5. Windows 10 - Privacy & Tracking.mp4 79.95 MB
  5.1 Cortana privacy faq.html 126 B
  5.2 Microsoft Privacy Statement.html 114 B
  5.3 Microsoft Service Agreement.html 123 B
  6. Windows 10 - Disable tracking automatically.mp4 67.88 MB
  7. Windows 10 - Tool Disable Windows 10 Tracking.mp4 98.43 MB
  8. Windows 10 – Cortana.mp4 41.03 MB
  8.2 How to disable cortana-on Windows 10.html 147 B
  8.3 Cortana privacy faq.html 126 B
  9. Windows 10 – Privacy Settings.mp4 86.47 MB
  9.1 Complete guide windows 10 privacy settings.html 134 B
  9.2 SmartScreen Filter FAQ.html 145 B
  7. Security Bugs and Vulnerabilities
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.66 MB
  10. Firefox - Browser and extension updates.mp4 34.02 MB
  11. Chrome - Browser and extension updates.mp4 3.57 MB
  12. IE and Edge - Browser and extention updates.mp4 5.64 MB
  13. Auto updates - The Impact to privacy and anonymity.mp4 4.31 MB
  2. The Importance of Patching.mp4 11.66 MB
  3. Windows 7 - Auto Update.mp4 4.95 MB
  4. Windows 8 & 8.1 - Auto Update.mp4 6.55 MB
  5. Windows 10 - Auto Update.mp4 4.94 MB
  6. Windows - Criticality and Patch Tuesday.mp4 41.82 MB
  6.1 Patch Tuesday may be dead, but Microsoft's not confessing to the crime.html 197 B
  6.2 Windows 10 Ditches Patch Tuesday for Security's Sake.html 178 B
  6.3 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures.html 85 B
  6.4 National vulnerability database.html 85 B
  6.5 Microsoft Security Bulletins.html 115 B
  7. Windows 7, 8, 8.1 & 10 - Automate the pain away from patching.mp4 19.36 MB
  7.1 Flexera Personal Software Inspector - Previously Secunia PSI.html 174 B
  8. Linux - Debian - Patching.mp4 38.5 MB
  8.1 Software distributions based on Debian.html 105 B
  8.2 Automatic Security Updates.html 119 B
  8.3 Debian Security Page.html 93 B
  9. Mac - Patching.mp4 55.59 MB
  9.1 Mac Update.html 86 B
  9.2 Apple security updates.html 101 B
  9.3 igeekblogs - How to enable updates.html 134 B
  9.4 httpbrew.sh.html 76 B
  8. Reducing Threat Privilege
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives - Removing Privilege.mp4 13.59 MB
  2. Windows 7 - Not using admin.mp4 11 MB
  3. Windows 8 and 8.1 - Not using admin.mp4 18.25 MB
  4. Windows 10 - Not using admin.mp4 14.15 MB
  9. Social Engineering and Social Media Offence and Defence
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.73 MB
  2.1 The complete guide to facebook privacy settings.html 136 B
  2.2 httpsdiasporafoundation.org.html 92 B
  2.3 Twitter Privacy Settings.html 120 B
  2.4 List of Personally Identifiable Information (PII).html 134 B
  2.5 httpsgnu.iosocialtry.html 87 B
  2.6 httpstosdr.org.html 79 B
  2.8 httpfriendica.com.html 82 B
  3. Identify Verification and Registration.mp4 23.4 MB
  3.1 httpswww.guerrillamail.com.html 92 B
  3.10 httpwww.dispostable.com.html 88 B
  3.11 httpwww.migmail.net.html 84 B
  3.12 httpsanonbox.net.html 81 B
  3.13 httpgetairmail.com.html 83 B
  3.14 httpcrapmail.dken.html 83 B
  3.15 httpfreemail.ms.html 80 B
  3.16 http10minutemail.com10MinuteMailindex.html.html 108 B
  3.17 httpdontmail.net.html 81 B
  3.2 httpsmailinator.com.html 84 B
  3.3 httpbugmenot.com.html 81 B
  3.4 httpwww.tempinbox.com.html 85 B
  3.5 httpwww.mailexpire.com.html 87 B
  3.6 httpwww.mytrashmail.com.html 88 B
  3.7 httpswww.trash-mail.comen.html 91 B
  3.8 Top 10 sites receive sms online without phone.html 135 B
  3.9 Example SMS recieve online site.html 96 B
  4.1 httpwww.google.com.stationx.net.html 95 B
  4.2 httpwww.urlvoid.com.html 84 B
  5.1 httpswww.parsemail.org.html 87 B
  5.2 httpswhois.domaintools.combbc.co.uk.html 100 B
  5.3 httpswhois.domaintools.comblob.com.html 99 B
  5.4 httpswww.virustotal.comendocumentationemail-submissions.html 123 B
  5.5 How to Get Email Headers.html 111 B
  6.2 httpwww.actionfraud.police.uktypes_of_fraud.html 108 B
  6.3 httpwww.scambusters.org.html 88 B
  Cyber Security - VOLUME 2
  [VIEH©]01 Introduction
  001 Welcome to Volume 2.mp4 2.74 MB
  002 Introduction to the Instructor.mp4 17.13 MB
  003 Security Quick Win.mp4 44.61 MB
  004 Target Audience.mp4 8.67 MB
  005 Study Recommendations.mp4 27.89 MB
  006 Course updates.mp4 2.56 MB
  [VIEH©]02 Goals and Learning Objectives
  007 Goals and Learning Objectives - Volume 2.mp4 15.91 MB
  [VIEH©]03 Routers - Port and Vulnerability scanning
  008 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.32 MB
  009 The Home Router.mp4 60.63 MB
  012 Open Source Custom Router Firmware.mp4 55.99 MB
  [VIEH©]04 Firewalls
  013 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.26 MB
  014 Firewalls Host-based network-based and virtual Part 1.mp4 44.78 MB
  015 Firewalls Host-based network-based and virtual Part 2.mp4 16.33 MB
  016 Windows - Host Based Firewalls - Windows Firewall.mp4 62.66 MB
  017 Windows - Host Based Firewalls - Windows Firewall Control WFC.mp4 35.68 MB
  018 Windows - Host Based Firewalls - Third Party.mp4 35.26 MB
  019 Linux - Host Based Firewalls - iptables.mp4 60.78 MB
  020 Linux - Host Based Firewalls - UFW gufw nftables.mp4 49.49 MB
  021 Mac - Host based Firewalls - Application Firewall PF.mp4 43.19 MB
  022 Mac - Host based Firewalls - pflist Icefloor Murus.mp4 38.14 MB
  023 Mac - Host based Firewalls - Little Snitch.mp4 25.19 MB
  024 Network based firewalls - Routers - DD-WRT.mp4 15.08 MB
  025 Network based firewalls - Hardware.mp4 19.69 MB
  026 Network based firewalls - pfSense Smoothwall and Vyos.mp4 28.55 MB
  ReadMe [VIEH OFFICIAL NOTE].docx 39.92 KB
  [VIEH©]05 Network Attacks Architecture and Isolation
  027 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.58 MB
  030 Effective Network Isolation Part 1.mp4 34.97 MB
  031 Effective Network Isolation Part 2.mp4 23.77 MB
  [VIEH©]06 Wireless and Wi-Fi Security
  032 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.09 MB
  033 Wi-Fi Weaknesses - WEP.mp4 8.14 MB
  034 Wi-Fi Weaknesses - WPA WPA2 TKIP and CCMP.mp4 36.99 MB
  036 Wi-Fi Security Testing.mp4 21.72 MB
  037 Wireless Security - Secure Configuration and Network Isolation.mp4 31.6 MB
  038 Wireless security - RF Isolation and Reduction.mp4 9.41 MB
  039 Wireless security - Who is on my Wi-Fi Network.mp4 11.7 MB
  ReadMe [VIEH OFFICIAL NOTE].docx 39.92 KB
  [VIEH©]07 Network Monitoring for Threats
  040 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.38 MB
  041 Syslog.mp4 80.07 MB
  044 Wireshark - Finding malware and hackers - Part 1.mp4 91 MB
  045 Wireshark - Finding malware and hackers - Part 2.mp4 56.03 MB
  046 Network Monitoring - Wincap NST Netminer and NetWorx.mp4 18.81 MB
  [VIEH©]08 How We Are Tracked Online
  047 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.98 MB
  048 Types of Tracking.mp4 89.84 MB
  049 IP Address.mp4 46.36 MB
  050 3rd Party Connections.mp4 36.55 MB
  051 HTTP Referer.mp4 14.41 MB
  052 Cookies and Scripts.mp4 33.75 MB
  053 Super Cookies.mp4 28.72 MB
  054 Browser Fingerprinting and Browser Volunteered Information.mp4 37.15 MB
  055 Browser and Browser Functionality.mp4 12.98 MB
  056 More Tracking.mp4 52.05 MB
  057 Browser and Internet Profiling.mp4 41.77 MB
  [VIEH©]09 Search Engines and Privacy
  058 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.63 MB
  059 Search Engine Tracking Censorship and Privacy.mp4 53.63 MB
  060 Ixquick and Startpage.mp4 33.71 MB
  061 DuckDuckGo.mp4 11.94 MB
  062 Disconnect search.mp4 16.43 MB
  063 YaCy.mp4 42.14 MB
  064 Private and Anonymous Searching.mp4 54.33 MB
  ReadMe [VIEH OFFICIAL NOTE].docx 39.92 KB
  [VIEH©]10 Browser Security and Tracking Prevention
  065 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.85 MB
  066 Which Browser Choice of Browser.mp4 16.95 MB
  067 Reducing the Browser Attack Surface.mp4 87.74 MB
  068 Browser Hacking Demo.mp4 46.74 MB
  069 Browser Isolation and Compartmentalization.mp4 24.84 MB
  070 Firefox Security Privacy and Tracking.mp4 41.11 MB
  072 uMatrix - HTTP Filters ad and track blockers.mp4 29.36 MB
  075 No-script - HTTP Filters ad and track blockers.mp4 23.08 MB
  077 History Cookies and Super cookies Part 1.mp4 66.66 MB
  078 History Cookies and Super cookies Part 2.mp4 66.02 MB
  079 HTTP Referer.mp4 7.55 MB
  080 Browser Fingerprinting.mp4 98 MB
  081 Certificates and Encryption.mp4 55.5 MB
  082 Firefox Hardening.mp4 142.27 MB
  [VIEH©]11 Passwords and Authentication Methods
  083 Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.6 MB
  084 Password Attacks.mp4 7.48 MB
  085 How Passwords are Cracked - Hashes - Part 1.mp4 41.14 MB
  086 How Passwords are Cracked - Hashcat - Part 2.mp4 24.15 MB
  087 Operating System Passwords.mp4 7.01 MB
  088 Password Managers - An Introduction.mp4 4.15 MB
  089 Password Managers - Master Password.mp4 11.49 MB
  090 Password Managers - KeePass and KeePassX.mp4 13.5 MB
  091 Password Managers - LastPass.mp4 26.47 MB
  092 Password Managers - Hardening Lastpass.mp4 15.55 MB
  097 Choosing a Method of Multi-Factor Authentication.mp4 6.23 MB
  099 The Future of Password and Authentication.mp4 4.04 MB
  [VIEH©]12 Wrap Up
  100 Congratulations.mp4 11.53 MB
  102 Which VPN protocol is best to use and why.mp4 34.6 MB
  103 Email Tracking and Hacking.mp4 26.77 MB
  104 Security Vulnerabilities Threats and Adversaries.mp4 11.83 MB
  Cyber Security - VOLUME 3
  1. Introduction
  1. Welcome to Volume III.mp4 3.3 MB
  2. Introduction to the Instructor!.mp4 17.13 MB
  2.1 Nathan's Cyber Security Blog.html 99 B
  2.2 Nathan's Twitter #GotoNathan.html 91 B
  3. Security Quick Win!.mp4 44.61 MB
  3.1 httpswww.stationx.netcanarytokens.html 99 B
  4. Target Audience.mp4 8.67 MB
  5. Study Recommendations.mp4 27.89 MB
  6. Course updates.mp4 2.57 MB
  10. I2P - The Invisible Internet Project
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.55 MB
  2. I2P - Introduction.mp4 30.33 MB
  2.1 Garlic Routing and Garlic Terminology.html 106 B
  2.2 A Gentle Introduction to How I2P Works.html 97 B
  2.3 i2pwiki.i2p.html 80 B
  3. I2P Installing and Secure Configuration Part 1.mp4 58.88 MB
  3.1 foxyproxy.xml.html 115 B
  3.2 Foxy proxy add-on.html 127 B
  3.3 Tor Browser.html 115 B
  3.4 Browser Configuration.html 103 B
  3.5 i2p download.html 91 B
  4. I2P Installing and Secure Configuration Part 2.mp4 46.99 MB
  4.1 identiguy.i2p.html 81 B
  4.2 i2pwiki.i2p.html 80 B
  4.3 i2p-projekt.i2penfaq.html 90 B
  4.4 Auto generate i2p routers.html 127 B
  4.5 i2p server setup.html 136 B
  5. I2P Strengths and Weaknesses.mp4 10.19 MB
  5.1 Comparison of Tor and i2p.html 97 B
  5.2 i2p's Threat Model.html 104 B
  11. Other Privacy and Anonymising Services
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.43 MB
  2. JonDonym - Introduction.mp4 20.98 MB
  2.1 State of the anonymization services.html 107 B
  2.2 JonDoNYM on Law Enforcement.html 120 B
  2.3 JonDoNYM Software Dowloads.html 113 B
  2.4 JonDoNYM home page.html 107 B
  2.5 ANONdroid is a JonDonym proxy client for Android.html 153 B
  3. JonDonym - Installing and Secure Configuration.mp4 14.33 MB
  3.1 Install JonDo and JonDoFox for Windows.html 125 B
  3.2 Payment.html 113 B
  3.3 Install JonDo for MacOS.html 123 B
  3.4 Benefits of JonDonym.html 113 B
  3.5 Install JonDo for Linux BSD.html 120 B
  3.6 Install the DEB packages by hand.html 121 B
  4. Bullet Proof Hosting Services (BPHS).mp4 31.1 MB
  4.1 Offshore Hosting and Server Providers.html 121 B
  5. Botnets and Hacked Boxes.mp4 18.55 MB
  12. Censorship Circumvention - Bypassing Firewalls & Deep Packet Inspection
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.39 MB
  2. Outbound Firewall Bypassing - The Fundamentals Part 1.mp4 19.28 MB
  3. Outbound Firewall Bypassing - The Fundamentals Part 2.mp4 20.14 MB
  3.1 Dondoynm.html 113 B
  3.2 digitalocean.com.html 90 B
  3.3 airvpn.org - example of a provider that offers ports specifically for bypassing firewalls.html 79 B
  4. Outbound Bypassing - Tunneling through HTTP proxies.mp4 31.76 MB
  4.1 barbatunnel.html 94 B
  4.2 corkscrew.html 90 B
  4.3 HTTP Tunnel.html 107 B
  4.4 Cntlm proxy.html 90 B
  4.5 Proxy tunnel.html 105 B
  4.6 Super Network Tunnel.html 90 B
  4.7 Example - Proxy Auto-Config or PAC.html 134 B
  5. Outbound Bypassing - Port Sharing and Knocking.mp4 20.81 MB
  5.1 Port Knocking Implementations.html 109 B
  5.2 OpenVPN Sharing a TCP Port with SSL on NGINX and Apache.html 175 B
  5.3 sslh - Debian - Share same port for HTTPS, SSH and OpenVPN.html 120 B
  5.4 sslh - Applicative protocol multiplexer.html 100 B
  5.5 sslh - CentOSRHEL - How to set up.html 120 B
  6. Outbound Bypassing – Cloaking and Obfuscating.mp4 18.13 MB
  6.1 How to - OpenVPN Cloaking with Stunnel or Obfsproxy.html 111 B
  6.10 Tunnel SSH Connections Over SSL Using ‘Stunnel’ On Debian 7 Ubuntu 13.10.html 147 B
  6.11 dnscat2 - Tunneling Data and Commands Over DNS to Bypass Firewalls.html 98 B
  6.2 Tor Pluggable Transports.html 114 B
  6.3 VPN over DNS.html 115 B
  6.4 Dnscat2.html 87 B
  6.5 iodine - dns tunnel.html 94 B
  6.6 psiphon.ca.html 80 B
  6.7 Stunnel examples.html 98 B
  6.8 lahana.dreamcats.org.html 89 B
  7. Outbound Bypassing - Remote login - VNC and RDP.mp4 11.03 MB
  7.1 Remote Desktop Protocol.html 114 B
  7.2 Apache Guacamole - a clientless remote desktop gateway.html 81 B
  7.3 Chrome Remote Desktop.html 163 B
  7.4 Virtual Network Computing (VNC) - Wikipedia.html 116 B
  8. Inbound Bypassing - Reverse shells, SSH remote tunneling and remote login.mp4 17.05 MB
  8.1 teamviewer.com.html 88 B
  8.2 Reverse Shell Cheat Sheet.html 130 B
  13. ChainingNesting Privacy and Anonymising Services
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.51 MB
  10. How to setup - (User - SSH - Tor - Internet).mp4 12.68 MB
  10.1 Tor and SSH.html 125 B
  10.2 Whonix - Connecting to SSH before Tor.html 125 B
  11. How to setup - (User - JonDonym - Tor - Internet).mp4 4.33 MB
  12. How to setup - (User - Tor - SSHVPNJonDoym - Internet) with transproxy.mp4 50.4 MB
  12.1 Transparent Proxy Leaks.html 132 B
  12.2 Ra's Tor Gateway.html 98 B
  12.3 Transparently Routing Traffic Through Tor.html 127 B
  12.5 Whonix - Stream Isolation.html 105 B
  12.6 P.O.R.T.A.L. Personal Onion Router To Assure Liberty.html 93 B
  13. How to setup - (User - Tor - SSHVPNJonDoym - Internet) with Whonix.mp4 21.67 MB
  13.1 Whonix - Connecting to Tor before a proxy.html 129 B
  13.2 Whonix - Advice on leak protection.html 127 B
  13.3 Using other applications with JonDo.html 127 B
  13.4 Whonix - Connecting to Tor before SSH.html 125 B
  13.5 Isolating Proxy Concept.html 137 B
  14. Setting up nested services (3 + hops).mp4 10.8 MB
  14.1 Creating pfSense 2.2.6 VMs as VPN Clients.html 134 B
  14.10 nordvpn.comblogtor-network-anonymity.html 108 B
  14.2 nordvpn.comblogtor-over-vpn.html 99 B
  14.3 nordvpn.comfeaturesstrict-no-logs-policy-tor-over-vpn.html 125 B
  14.4 privatoria.netblogtor-through-vpn.html 105 B
  14.5 airvpn.orgtor.html 84 B
  14.6 torvpn.comenvpn.html 90 B
  14.7 pfsense - Creating Nested Chains of VPNs and Tor.html 134 B
  14.8 bestvpn.comblog12273using-tor-vpn-together.html 119 B
  14.9 ivpn.netwhat-is-a-multihop-vpn.html 104 B
  2. Introduction to nesting and chaining - Proxies, VPN, SSH, JonDonym and Tor.mp4 13.59 MB
  3. Strengths and Weaknesses (User - SSH-VPN-JonDonym - Tor - Internet).mp4 21.07 MB
  4. Strengths and Weaknesses (User - Tor - SSH-VPN-JonDonym - Internet).mp4 19.76 MB
  4.1 Stream Isolation.html 105 B
  5. Nested VPNs - Strength and Weaknesses.mp4 16.21 MB
  5.1 List of United States extradition treaties.html 133 B
  5.2 Onion routing.html 104 B
  6. How to setup nested VPNs.mp4 14.52 MB
  7. How to setup nested SSH.mp4 19.34 MB
  8. How to setup proxy chains.mp4 19.56 MB
  8.1 Windows & Mac OS X - Proxycap.html 85 B
  8.2 proxychains - original – not updated in years.html 96 B
  8.3 Comparison of proxifiers.html 115 B
  8.4 proxychains ng (new generation).html 101 B
  8.5 Windows & Mac OS X - proxifier.html 86 B
  9. How to setup - (User - VPN - Tor - Internet).mp4 4.84 MB
  14. Off-site Internet Connections - Hotspots and Cafes
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.9 MB
  2. Staying safe while on public Wi-Fi hotspots.mp4 8.29 MB
  2.1 Recommended - GL.iNet 6416, Mini smart router with OpenWrt.html 96 B
  2.2 Example - TP-LINK TL-MR3020 Portable 3G4G Wireless N Router (2.4 GHz, 150 Mbps, USB 2.0, Travel Router (AP)).html 210 B
  3. Using Internet Cafes for security, privacy and anonymity safely.mp4 34.63 MB
  4. Using public Wi-Fi hotspots for security, privacy and anonymity safely.mp4 18.41 MB
  5. Finding public Wi-Fi hotspots.mp4 18.03 MB
  5.1 Android - WiFi Scanner.html 141 B
  5.10 The WiFi Pineapple WIRELESS AUDITING PLATFORM.html 91 B
  5.11 List of Wardriving Software.html 95 B
  5.12 Android - Wigle Wifi Wardriving.html 129 B
  5.13 Physical hotspot scanner - Canary.html 87 B
  5.14 wigle.net.html 83 B
  5.15 Windows - Wi-Fi WLAN Monitor.html 104 B
  5.2 Android - Wifi Analyzer.html 141 B
  5.3 Windows - Acrylic WiFi.html 137 B
  5.4 Windows - WirelessNetView v1.71 - Wireless Network Monitoring Tool.html 116 B
  5.5 Windows - lizardsystems wi-fi-scanner.html 100 B
  5.6 Windows - vistumbler.html 88 B
  5.7 Kalidebian - kismet.html 136 B
  5.8 Windows - Cain and Able.html 89 B
  5.9 Mac OS X - NetSpot.html 87 B
  6. Boosting Wi-Fi range.mp4 32.23 MB
  6.1 TP-LINK TL-WN722N Wireless N150 High Gain USB Adapter, 150Mbps, 4dBi External Antenna.html 141 B
  6.10 andrew mcneil - Youtube.html 106 B
  6.11 New WiFi Record 237 Miles.html 106 B
  6.12 Example - Wibberduck©-5 - Router Range Extender antenna rubber duck.html 126 B
  6.13 2.4GHz 30dBm 802.11bg SMA Signal Booster Range Extender for WifiWLAN Wireless AP and Routers.html 194 B
  6.14 Cantenna 2.4GHz (andrew mcneil).html 107 B
  6.15 Ubiquiti NanoStation locoM2 2.4GHz IndoorOutdoor airMax 8dBi CPE.html 200 B
  6.16 Directional WiFi Panel Antenna 19 dBi.html 130 B
  6.17 Ubiquiti Nanostation NSM5, 5GHz, 802.11an Hi-power 20 dBm Minimum, 2x2 MIMO AirMax TDMA PoE Station.html 249 B
  6.18 NEC based antenna modeler and optimizer.html 86 B
  6.19 Mount a WiFi Antenna on a Satellite Dish.html 96 B
  6.2 Biquad Yagi 2.4GHz (andrew mcneil).html 110 B
  6.20 Build Double BiQuad sector antenna for 2.4 GHz WiFi WLAN.html 162 B
  6.21 kreosan - Youtube.html 117 B
  6.22 Biquad Antenna Construction.html 98 B
  6.23 nanostationm.html 102 B
  6.4 Examples of WiFi Omni-Directional Products.html 133 B
  6.5 Example Directional WiFi Antennas.html 136 B
  6.7 High Gain Parabolic Grid WiFi Antenna.html 137 B
  6.8 Example - 14 Element Yagi WiFi Antenna.html 124 B
  6.9 High Power USB-Yagi Plug and Play directional WiFi Antenna 802.11n 2200mW.html 155 B
  7. How are Wi-Fi users geo located.mp4 12.43 MB
  7.1 Moocherhunter video demo.html 130 B
  7.2 Navizon Indoor Triangulation System - Indoor RTLS for WiFi devices.html 109 B
  7.3 Moocherhunter.html 137 B
  7.4 Catch n Share WiFi Extender kit for High Power USB-Yagi TurboTenna antenna 2200mW.html 207 B
  7.5 Police Using Planes Equipped with Dirtbox to Spy on your Cell Phones.html 84 B
  7.6 OSWA Download.html 132 B
  7.7 Long Range Repeater (andrew mcneil).html 111 B
  7.8 NSA tool - Nightstand Wireless Exploitation Injection Tool.html 126 B
  15. Mobile, Cell Phones & Cellular Networks
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.75 MB
  2. Cellular Network Weaknesses - The Network Operator.mp4 12.42 MB
  3. Cellular Networks Weaknesses - IMSI catchers.mp4 11.12 MB
  3.1 HOWTO GSM Base Station with the BeagleBone Black, Debian GNULinux and a USRP.html 184 B
  3.2 openbts.org.html 86 B
  3.3 Android - Snoopswitch.html 110 B
  3.4 Android IMSI-Catcher Detector.html 125 B
  4. Cellular Networks Weaknesses - Signaling System No7 (SS7).mp4 12.22 MB
  4.1 SS7 hack explained what can you do about it.html 178 B
  4.2 Taking up the Gauntlet SS7 Attacks.html 129 B
  4.3 Signalling System No. 7 (SS7) - wikipedia.org.html 114 B
  4.4 SS7 Locate. Track. Manipulate. [31c3] by Tobias Engel (SnoopSnitch) video.html 121 B
  4.5 Cell Phone Tapping How It Is Done and Will Anybody Protect Subscribers.html 138 B
  4.6 How to Intercept a Conversation Held on the Other Side of the Planet (slides).html 123 B
  4.7 Search and Neutralize. How to Determine Subscriber’s Location.html 139 B
  4.8 Cellular Privacy, SS7 Security Shattered at 31C3.html 139 B
  4.9 60 Minutes - Hacking Your Phone.html 119 B
  5. Mobile and Cell Phone Weaknesses.mp4 22.15 MB
  5.1 Baseband processor wikipedia.org.html 109 B
  5.10 Baseband Attacks Remote Exploitation of Memory Corruptions in Cellular Protocol Stacks (Report).html 133 B
  5.2 Ubuntu phone OS.html 88 B
  5.3 DeepSec 2010 All your baseband are belong to us by Ralf Philipp Weinmann (Video).html 104 B
  5.4 NSA tracking cellphone locations worldwide, Snowden documents show.html 240 B
  5.5 CyanogenMod (pronounced sigh-AN-oh-jen-mod).html 93 B
  5.6 How the NSA built its own search Google.html 145 B
  5.7 Sim card firm links GCHQ and NSA to hack attacks.html 106 B
  5.8 EFF - The Problem with Mobile Phones.html 112 B
  5.9 replicant.html 85 B
  6. How to use a laptop and cellular networks for Internet privacy and anonymity.mp4 18.59 MB
  7. How you are geo located when using a cellular network.mp4 12.7 MB
  7.1 Example - o2Voda Mini Voice Repeater.html 124 B
  7.2 Android Location Strategies.html 128 B
  16. Wrap Up
  1. Congratulations.mp4 8.23 MB
  3. Intro to Isolation & Compartmentalization.mp4 5.66 MB
  4. Firefox Hardening.mp4 142.28 MB
  4.1 Aboutconfig.html 99 B
  4.10 The about protocol.html 123 B
  4.11 Mobile - NoScript Anywhere.html 86 B
  4.12 user.js by pyllyukko.html 97 B
  4.13 Wikipedia - Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP).html 125 B
  4.14 Certificate Patrol Addon.html 127 B
  4.15 httpsffprofile.com.html 83 B
  4.2 JonDoFox Browser.html 119 B
  4.3 Android - https everywhere.html 97 B
  4.4 Tor Browser.html 115 B
  4.5 Privacy Settings Addon homepage.html 107 B
  4.6 Privacy Settings Addon download.html 125 B
  4.7 Firefox Security and privacy related preferences.html 136 B
  4.8 Android - ublock origin.html 122 B
  4.9 Firefox FAQs Aboutconfig Entries.html 136 B
  5. Email Tracking & Exploits.mp4 26.77 MB
  2. Goals and Objectives for Volume III
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 19.57 MB
  3. OPSEC (Operational Security)
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 4.23 MB
  2. Introduction to OPSEC.mp4 10.41 MB
  2.1 The wall Street Journal article with James Kilpatrick.html 132 B
  3. Identities, pseudonyms and aliases (Identity Strategies).mp4 14.46 MB
  4. Establishing Cover.mp4 60.05 MB
  4.1 Google Alerts.html 90 B
  4.2 httpswww.fakenamegenerator.com.html 95 B
  4.3 The Baby Harvest Book link.html 142 B
  4.4 Example - US Extradition Treaties.html 133 B
  4.5 Youtube - DEF CON 23 - Chris Rock - I Will Kill You.html 104 B
  5. Identify Cross Contamination.mp4 51.11 MB
  5.1 imgur - Removal info graphic.html 94 B
  5.2 Remove delete yourself from the Internet.html 132 B
  5.3 httpsarchive.org.html 81 B
  5.4 Google Removal Policy.html 112 B
  5.5 Wikipedia - Right to be forgotten.html 112 B
  6. 10 Rules of OPSEC.mp4 185.34 MB
  6.1 The Grugq's Hacker OPSEC blog.html 85 B
  7. Authorship Recognition and Evasion Methods.mp4 18.8 MB
  7.1 Youtube - Stylometry and Online Underground Markets.html 128 B
  7.2 JStylo Anonymouth.html 115 B
  7.3 Hidden wiki - Anonymous writing section (Need TOR).html 129 B
  7.4 httpswww.jason.sxreLANG.html 89 B
  7.5 Signature.html 110 B
  7.6 Report on the feaability of Internet scale author identification.html 186 B
  7.7 L33t Converter.html 126 B
  7.8 Anonymouth.html 117 B
  7.9 Anonymous programmers can be identified by analyzing coding style.html 168 B
  8. The knock.mp4 12.93 MB
  8.1 httpsantipolygraph.org.html 87 B
  8.2 Report - The lie behind the lie detector.html 118 B
  8.3 Example of activist information - UK.html 144 B
  8.4 Anti-polygraph Youtube channel.html 117 B
  8.5 Don't talk to the police ---Worth watching.html 104 B
  9. Case Studies of OPSEC Failures.mp4 29.58 MB
  9.1 OPSEC failures of spies.html 104 B
  4. Live Operating Systems – Tails, Knoppix, Puppy linux, Jondo live, Tiny core linu
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.23 MB
  2. Introduction to live operating systems.mp4 46.12 MB
  2.1 Pendrive linux.html 128 B
  2.2 Aegis Secure Key 3z - USB 3.1 Flash Drive.html 105 B
  2.3 Ironkey.html 83 B
  2.4 SanDisk 64GB Ultra Fit USB 3.0 Flash Drive - 130MBs.html 164 B
  2.5 Tails - Manually installing onto a USB stick or SD card.html 133 B
  2.6 Rufus - To create a bootable USBSD card with the ISO.html 82 B
  3. Knoppix, Puppy linux, Jondo live, Tiny core linux, Window To Go.mp4 63.89 MB
  3.1 Wiki - Windows to go.html 104 B
  3.10 Knoppix Forum.html 95 B
  3.11 Tiny Core Linux.html 100 B
  3.12 Lightweight Portable Security (LPS) (Live CD).html 94 B
  3.13 Freepto (Live CD).html 86 B
  3.14 Ubuntu Privacy Mix (Live CD).html 88 B
  3.15 Puppy Linux.html 126 B
  3.2 Windows 7 live CD download.html 142 B
  3.3 Subgraph OS.html 100 B
  3.4 JonDo - END OF LIFE!.html 146 B
  3.5 Ironkey.html 138 B
  3.6 Create Windows Live CD.html 115 B
  3.7 Jondo live cd.html 118 B
  3.8 Knoppix.html 105 B
  3.9 Knoppix linux live cd and usb flash drive persistent image how to.html 156 B
  4. Tails.mp4 63.64 MB
  4.1 Tails and virtualbox.html 143 B
  4.2 Tails Website.html 84 B
  4.3 LightEater Demo Stealing GPG keysemails in Tails via remote firmware infection.html 104 B
  4.4 Claws mail leaks plaintext to imap.html 128 B
  4.5 Tails warning page.html 115 B
  4.6 Xkeyscorerules and Tails.html 114 B
  4.7 Zero days is tails.html 130 B
  4.8 Nsa exploiting firefox bug to spy on tor users.html 136 B
  4.9 Tails encryption and privacy.html 124 B
  5. Tails Demo.mp4 44.24 MB
  5.1 Tails - Starting I2P.html 139 B
  5.2 Tails documentation.html 101 B
  5.3 Trusting tails signing key.html 132 B
  5. Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 3.69 MB
  10. Choosing the right VPN provider.mp4 37.1 MB
  10.1 AirVPN.org (Italy).html 80 B
  10.10 Which VPN Services Take Your Anonymity Seriously 2016 Edition.html 114 B
  10.11 Reddit - VPN.html 89 B
  10.2 Beware of False Reviews - VPN Marketing and Affiliate Programs.html 145 B
  10.3 IVPN.net (Gibraltar).html 82 B
  10.4 Mullvad.net (Sweden).html 81 B
  10.5 Simple VPN Comparison Chart - Detailed VPN Comparison Chart (No longer in excel).html 92 B
  10.6 blackVPN.com (Hong Kong).html 86 B
  10.7 I Am Anonymous When I Use a VPN – 10 Myths Debunked.html 130 B
  10.8 cship.org VPN guide.html 110 B
  10.9 NordVPN.com (Panama).html 81 B
  11. Setting up an OpenVPN server Part 1 - The fast and easy way.mp4 55.3 MB
  11.1 AWS - amazon web services.html 84 B
  11.2 turnkeylinux.org.html 90 B
  11.3 turnkeylinux.org - openvpn.html 97 B
  11.4 Setting up a OpenVPN server on Linux.html 113 B
  11.5 hub.turnkeylinux.org.html 89 B
  12. Setting up an OpenVPN server Part 2 - Debian client.mp4 24.14 MB
  13. Setting up an OpenVPN server Part 3 - Home VPN.mp4 18.26 MB
  13.1 pivpn.io.html 81 B
  2. Introduction to VPNs.mp4 23.8 MB
  3. Which VPN protocol is best to use and why.mp4 34.6 MB
  3.1 spiegel.de - NSA leaks on ipsec.html 104 B
  3.2 openvpn.net.html 81 B
  3.3 John Gilmore on ispec.html 129 B
  3.4 Wikipedia - OpenVPN#Encryption.html 109 B
  3.5 Cryptanalysis of Microsoft's PPTP Authentication Extensions (MS-CHAPv2).html 102 B
  4. VPN Weaknesses.mp4 30.85 MB
  4.1 Touching from a Distance Website Fingerprinting Attacks and Defenses.html 104 B
  4.2 smartdnsproxy.com.html 91 B
  4.3 unlocator.com.html 83 B
  4.4 Website Fingerprinting Attacking Popular Privacy Enhancing Technologies with the Multinomial Naive-Bayes Classifier.html 124 B
  4.5 Effective Attacks and Provable Defenses for Website Fingerprinting.html 152 B
  5. Can you trust VPN providers.mp4 33.88 MB
  5.1 EFF - Mandatory Data Retention.html 112 B
  5.2 Example canary.html 102 B
  5.3 canarywatch.org.html 85 B
  5.4 Proxy.sh VPN Provider Sniffed Server Traffic to Catch Hacker.html 149 B
  5.5 HMA VPN user arrested after IP handed over to the FBI.html 158 B
  5.6 Secrets, lies and Snowden's email why I was forced to shut down Lavabit.html 153 B
  6. VPNs and Domain Name System (DNS) Leaks.mp4 40.14 MB
  6.1 dnscrypt.org.html 82 B
  6.2 Hack Like a Pro How to Spoof DNS on a LAN to Redirect Traffic to Your Fake Website.html 172 B
  6.3 Wndows - How to change DNS Servers.html 150 B
  6.4 simplednscrypt.org.html 88 B
  6.5 wikileaks.org - Alternative DNS.html 107 B
  6.6 Transparent DNS proxies.html 123 B
  6.7 ipleak.net.html 80 B
  6.8 Pretty Bad Privacy Pitfalls of DNS Encryption.html 136 B
  7. Setting up an OpenVPN client in Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android.mp4 86.84 MB
  7.1 IOSiphone - OpenVPN client download.html 125 B
  7.2 Windows - OpenVPN client download.html 124 B
  7.3 Mac OS X - OpenVPN client tunnelblick download.html 99 B
  7.4 Android - OpenVPN client download.html 130 B
  7.5 openvpn example config file.html 121 B
  8. Setting up an OpenVPN client on Linux.mp4 58.6 MB
  8.1 Example openvpn config is a zip file.html 121 B
  9. Preventing VPN Leaks - Firewalls and kill switches.mp4 54.65 MB
  9.1 How to Disable IPv6 in Windows 7.html 124 B
  9.10 Mac OS X - PF firewall killswitch.html 154 B
  9.11 Mac OS X - PF firewall - Murus pro.html 90 B
  9.12 Windows - Comodo - killswitch.html 145 B
  9.13 Mac OS X - Littlesnitch.html 114 B
  9.14 Windows - Comodo firewall - Configuring to Block All Non-VPN Traffic.html 159 B
  9.15 DD-WRT - Kill Switch.html 140 B
  9.16 Windows - vpncheck free.html 100 B
  9.17 Linux - VPN-Firewall.html 102 B
  9.18 Windows 10 - VPN Users at Big Risk of DNS Leaks.html 152 B
  9.19 Mac OS X - PF firewall - icefloor.html 93 B
  9.2 dnsleaktest.com.html 89 B
  9.20 How to Block non-VPN Traffic via Windows Firewall.html 110 B
  9.21 Linux - vpndemon.html 103 B
  9.22 dnsleaktest.com - How can I fix a DNS leak.html 115 B
  9.23 Linux - Hardening your VPN Setup with iptables.html 127 B
  9.24 How to Disable IPv6 in Mac OS X.html 114 B
  9.3 A Glance through the VPN Looking Glass IPv6 Leakage and DNS Hijacking in Commercial VPN clients.html 117 B
  9.4 How to disable Ipv6 on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian.html 108 B
  9.5 Mac OS X - PF firewall - A guide to.html 123 B
  9.6 Windows 10 - OpenVPN plugin to fix Windows DNS Leaks.html 116 B
  9.7 Mac OS X - PF firewall - Youtube how to block VPN leaks with Murus pro.html 104 B
  9.8 Windows - vpnetmon.html 86 B
  9.9 Windows - Tiny wall.html 86 B
  6. Tor
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.84 MB
  10. Tor Weaknesses Part 1.mp4 87.27 MB
  10.1 'Peeling back the layers of Tor with EgotisticalGiraffe'.html 154 B
  10.2 FBI Admits It Controlled Tor Servers Behind Mass Malware Attack.html 110 B
  10.3 'Tor Stinks' presentation.html 154 B
  10.4 Tor security advisory relay early traffic confirmation attack.html 156 B
  10.5 LASTor A Low-Latency AS-Aware Tor Client.html 118 B
  10.6 Users Get Routed Traffic Correlation on Tor by Realistic Adversaries.html 120 B
  10.7 Why the Tor attack matters.html 136 B
  10.8 Active attack on Tor network tried to decloak users for five months.html 169 B
  10.9 One cell is enough to break Tor's anonymity.html 109 B
  11. Tor Weaknesses Part 2.mp4 15.12 MB
  11.1 Low-Cost Traffic Analysis of Tor.html 125 B
  11.2 Bittorrent over Tor isn't a good idea.html 128 B
  11.3 Circuit Fingerprinting Attacks Passive Deanonymization of Tor Hidden Services.html 121 B
  11.4 A Critique of Website Traffic Fingerprinting Attacks.html 141 B
  11.5 Experimental Defense for Website Traffic Fingerprinting.html 145 B
  11.6 Website Fingerprinting in Onion Routing Based Anonymization Networks.html 128 B
  11.7 Effective Attacks and Provable Defenses for Website Fingerprinting.html 152 B
  11.8 List Of Services Blocking Tor.html 140 B
  11.9 Stream Isolation.html 105 B
  12. Conclusions on Tor and mitigation to reduce risk.mp4 122.64 MB
  12.1 Tor Blog.html 94 B
  12.2 Tor Metrics.html 130 B
  12.3 Tor Design Documents.html 124 B
  13. Attacking Tor how the NSA targets users' online anonymity.mp4 26.24 MB
  13.1 Attacking Tor how the NSA targets users' online anonymity.html 144 B
  14. Hidden services – The Tor darknet.mp4 7.88 MB
  14.1 Dr Gareth Owen Tor Hidden Services and Deanonymisation.html 128 B
  14.2 tor2web.html 82 B
  14.3 Tor Hidden Service Protocol.html 116 B
  15. Finding Tor hidden services.mp4 9.74 MB
  15.1 ahmia.fi.html 78 B
  15.2 Torch - xmh57jrzrnw6insl.onion.html 90 B
  15.3 onion.link.html 79 B
  15.4 Uncensored Hidden Wiki.html 105 B
  15.5 not Evil - hss3uro2hsxfogfq.onion.html 90 B
  15.6 Candle - gjobqjj7wyczbqie.onion.html 90 B
  15.7 Memex.html 95 B
  16. Other Tor Apps.mp4 6.48 MB
  16.1 OnionCat- a VPN-adapter which allows to connect two or more computers or networks through VPN-tunnels.html 101 B
  16.2 Orbot Tor for Android on Guardian Project.html 101 B
  16.3 Orbot Proxy with Tor.html 135 B
  16.4 IOS - Onion browser.html 94 B
  16.5 Orfox Tor Browser for Android.html 133 B
  16.6 Tor messenger.html 123 B
  2. What is Tor.mp4 17.57 MB
  2.1 torproject.org.html 88 B
  3. The Tor Network and Browser.mp4 56.68 MB
  3.1 How to verify signatures for packages.html 121 B
  3.10 Tor Blog.html 94 B
  3.2 Download Tor Browser.html 115 B
  3.3 Tor Forum.html 91 B
  3.4 Torflow.html 96 B
  3.5 Training videos for downloading and installing Tor.html 108 B
  3.6 Tor's Subreddit.html 89 B
  3.7 Tor FAQ.html 104 B
  3.8 Tor Wiki.html 106 B
  3.9 Tor Design Documentation.html 124 B
  4. What should Tor be used for.mp4 23.33 MB
  4.1 check.torproject.org.html 90 B
  4.2 Tor Project Warnings.html 121 B
  4.3 Tor Overview.html 122 B
  4.4 Bittorrent over tor isnt good idea.html 128 B
  5. Directory Authorities and Relays.mp4 16.29 MB
  5.1 Do you get more anonymity by running a relay.html 120 B
  5.2 Configuring a Tor relay on DebianUbuntu.html 109 B
  5.3 Consensus.html 114 B
  5.4 Tor Consensus Info Graphic.html 130 B
  5.5 The Legal FAQ for Tor Relay Operators.html 113 B
  6. Tor Bridges.mp4 14.66 MB
  6.1 ZMap Fast Internet-Wide Scanning and its Security Applications.html 86 B
  6.2 Extensive Analysis and Large-Scale Empirical Evaluation of Tor Bridge Discovery PDF.html 109 B
  6.3 tor-relay-bootstrap.html 109 B
  6.4 Tor Bridges page.html 108 B
  6.5 Configuring a Tor relay.html 116 B
  6.6 bridges.torproject.org - You can get new bridges from this url.html 92 B
  6.7 digitalocean.com.html 98 B
  6.8 Turnkeylinux.org.html 90 B
  7. Tor Pluggable Transports and Traffic Obfuscation.mp4 17.86 MB
  7.1 Tor Pluggable Transports.html 121 B
  7.2 wiki Pluggable Transports.html 130 B
  7.3 This is a collection of TLS client hellos that were studied while trying to give meek a TLS signature like a browser.html 134 B
  7.4 Here is an exploration of pluggable transports, how they look on the wire.html 145 B
  8. Torrc Configuration File.mp4 45.99 MB
  8.1 Tor sample torrc file.html 130 B
  8.2 Tor manual.html 111 B
  8.3 How to control which nodes (or country) are used for entryexit.html 120 B
  8.4 ISO 3166-1 alpha-2.html 109 B
  8.5 Tails example torrc file.html 144 B
  9. Running other applications through Tor.mp4 33.05 MB
  9.1 socat.html 95 B
  9.10 Whonix Stream Isolation.html 106 B
  9.11 Windows - Tortilla.html 100 B
  9.12 proxycap.com.html 85 B
  9.13 How do I check if my application that uses SOCKS is leaking DNS requests.html 116 B
  9.14 corridor.html 98 B
  9.15 widecap.html 80 B
  9.2 privoxy.org.html 84 B
  9.3 Proxy chains original.html 97 B
  9.4 freecap.html 83 B
  9.5 proxychains-ng.html 101 B
  9.6 torsocks.html 97 B
  9.7 torcap.html 100 B
  9.8 proxifier.com.html 87 B
  9.9 Privoxy example configuration - Tor and Privoxy.html 101 B
  7. VPN and Tor Routers
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.33 MB
  2. Introduction to VPN and Tor Routers.mp4 10.82 MB
  2.1 Windows - openvpn client.html 124 B
  2.2 Tor Browser.html 115 B
  3. Custom Router Firmware for VPN & TOR Tunneling.mp4 21.43 MB
  3.1 Librewrt libreCMC.html 95 B
  3.10 An example of setting up a VPN client with pfsense.html 107 B
  3.2 dd-wrt.html 84 B
  3.3 Example - Tor on R7000.html 107 B
  3.4 flashrouters.comvpn-types.html 99 B
  3.5 opnsense.org.html 103 B
  3.6 Pfsense.html 85 B
  3.7 openwrt.html 81 B
  3.8 Creating the Ultimate Tor Virtual Network.html 138 B
  3.9 Example of using dd-wrt connecting to ivpn.html 113 B
  4. Off the shelf VPN and TOR Routers.mp4 18.77 MB
  4.1 tinyhardwarefirewall.com.html 97 B
  4.2 anonabox.com.html 86 B
  4.3 Invizbox.html 97 B
  4.4 Tiny Hardware Firewall Review.html 104 B
  4.5 Safeplug.html 90 B
  4.6 Keezel Online Freedom for Every Device Everywhere.html 152 B
  4.7 Shellfire Box - VPN Evolution.html 130 B
  5. DIY Hardware TOR Routers.mp4 7.3 MB
  5.1 P.O.R.T.A.L. - Personal Onion Router To Assure Liberty.html 92 B
  5.2 Tor on R7000.html 107 B
  5.3 GL.iNet 6416, Mini smart router with OpenWrt.html 96 B
  5.4 Guang TP-LINK TL-WR703N Mini Portable 11N 150Mbps Wi-Fi 3G Wireless Routers.html 205 B
  5.5 Browse Anonymously with a DIY Raspberry Pi VPNTOR Router.html 147 B
  5.6 Onoinpi.html 105 B
  5.7 TP-Link TL-MR11U, Portable Mini 150Mbps 3G Mobile Wireless Router,2000mAh.html 205 B
  5.8 Gl.iNet Smart Router, Openwrt, 3g Modem, Mobile App Control, 16M flash Lastin Garden smart router, next generation router.html 292 B
  6. TOR and VPN Gateway Virtual Machines.mp4 16.31 MB
  6.1 Whonix - DevBuild DocumentationPhysical Isolation.html 131 B
  6.2 pfsense - Advanced Privacy and Anonymity Using VMs, VPN’s, Tor.html 134 B
  6.3 pfsense.org.html 85 B
  6.4 pfsense - Creating the Ultimate Tor Virtual Network.html 138 B
  8. Proxies – HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKs and Web
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.64 MB
  2. Proxies – HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS Part 1.mp4 17.16 MB
  2.1 torguard.net.html 110 B
  2.2 Quick java add-on for Firefox.html 118 B
  2.3 FoxyProxy Standard add-on for firefox.html 127 B
  2.4 btguard.com.html 81 B
  3. Proxies – HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS Part 2.mp4 16.33 MB
  3.1 Example - freeproxylists.net.html 87 B
  3.2 ipleak.net.html 80 B
  3.3 lagado.comproxy-test.html 93 B
  4. CGI proxies - Web proxy or web form proxy.mp4 9.15 MB
  4.1 anonymouse.organonwww.html.html 95 B
  4.2 hidemyass.comproxy.html 92 B
  4.3 webproxy.ca.html 84 B
  9. SSH Secure Shell
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 1.65 MB
  2. Introduction & How to Login.mp4 11.43 MB
  2.1 Windows - Putty SSH Client.html 124 B
  2.2 Microsoft bringing SSH to Windows and PowerShell.html 164 B
  2.3 OpenSSH Manual Pages.html 95 B
  3. SSH Remote Port Forwarding.mp4 18.49 MB
  4. SSH Local Port Forwarding.mp4 8.18 MB
  5. SSH Socks5 Proxy Tunneling with Dynamic Ports.mp4 21.84 MB
  5.1 Website Fingerprinting Attacking Popular Privacy Enhancing Technologies with the Multinomial Naive-Bayes Classifier.html 124 B
  5.2 wikipedia.orgwikiComparison_of_proxifiers.html 115 B
  6. SSH Public private key authentication.mp4 21.86 MB
  7. SSH Hardening.mp4 16.21 MB
  7.1 mozilla SecurityGuidelinesOpenSSH.html 113 B
  7.2 Generating a new SSH key and adding it to the ssh-agent.html 163 B
  7.3 How To Protect SSH With Two-Factor Authentication - Google authenticator.html 159 B
  7.4 A YubiKey NEO with a PGP key on it can be used for SSH authentication.html 114 B
  7.5 pgp keys for authentication.html 237 B
  7.6 Make a passwordless SSH Connection between OSX 10.10 Yosemite and Linux Server.html 155 B
  7.7 OpenSSH Manual Pages.html 95 B
  7.8 Debian - How to set up ssh so you aren't asked for a password.html 105 B
  ReadMe [VIEH OFFICIAL NOTE].docx 39.92 KB
  Cyber Security - VOLUME 4
  1. Introduction
  1. Welcome to Volume 4.mp4 7.2 MB
  2. Introduction to the Instructor!.mp4 17.14 MB
  2.1 Nathan's Security Blog.html 99 B
  2.2 Nathan's Twitter.html 91 B
  3. Security Quick Win!.mp4 44.62 MB
  4. Target Audience.mp4 7.33 MB
  5. Study Recommendations.mp4 27.9 MB
  6. Course updates.mp4 2.57 MB
  10. Secure Deleting, Evidence Elimination and Anti-Forensics
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 6.5 MB
  10. Scrubbing EXIF & Metadata Part 2 - Tools.mp4 20.45 MB
  10.10 httpwww.verexif.comen.html 87 B
  10.11 BatchPurifier™.html 112 B
  10.2 ExifTool by Phil Harvey.html 107 B
  10.3 MAT Metadata Anonymisation Toolkit.html 82 B
  10.4 ImageOptim.html 84 B
  10.5 Hidden Data Detector™.html 119 B
  10.6 JPEG & PNG Strippe.html 117 B
  10.9 pdfparanoia.html 99 B
  11. Scrubbing EXIF & Metadata Part 3 - Guidance.mp4 8.42 MB
  11.2 How To Turn off Geotagging in Android.html 121 B
  11.3 ImageMagick®.html 104 B
  11.5 The views of Iraq you weren’t supposed to see.html 108 B
  12. Sensor Noise Camera Identification.mp4 9.02 MB
  12.2 ObscuraCam Secure Smart Camera.html 106 B
  12.4 httpwww.cyanogenmod.org.html 89 B
  12.5 Camera Fingerprint - Matlab implementation.html 115 B
  2. Secure File Deletion - Mechanical drives.mp4 19.69 MB
  2.1 httpwww.fileshredder.org.html 89 B
  2.2 httperaser.heidi.ie.html 84 B
  2.3 httpwww.filehippo.comdownload_recuva.html 101 B
  3. Secure File Deletion - Solid Sate Drives.mp4 12.1 MB
  3.1 SSD and eMMC Forensics 2016.html 135 B
  3.2 EXTRA BITS - Data Security and Flash Memory.html 104 B
  3.5 Security of Data on Disk - Video.html 104 B
  5. Evidence Elimination - CCleaner and Bleachit.mp4 18.27 MB
  5.1 httpswww.piriform.comccleaner.html 95 B
  5.2 httpbleachbit.sourceforge.net.html 102 B
  5.4 httpwww.winapp2.com.html 84 B
  6.1 Windows - Disbale Memory Dump Files.html 128 B
  6.3 Mac - Instruction to disable swap here.html 116 B
  6.4 Paging File Info.html 120 B
  6.7 How to disable virtual memory in Windows 7.html 104 B
  7. Disk Wiping - Mechanical Drives.mp4 11.44 MB
  7.1 httppartedmagic.com.html 84 B
  7.11 httpswww.bleachbit.org.html 87 B
  7.2 httpswww.piriform.comccleaner.html 95 B
  7.3 HARD DRIVE DEGAUSSER.html 105 B
  7.4 httperaser.heidi.ie.html 84 B
  7.5 How To Wipe a Hard Drive.html 118 B
  7.8 httpwww.fileshredder.org.html 89 B
  7.9 httpwww.dban.org.html 81 B
  8. Disk Wiping - Solid State Drives (SSD).mp4 23.13 MB
  8.1 What is Crypto Erase.html 136 B
  8.10 Securely Erasing Your SSD with Linux A How-To.html 135 B
  8.13 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiHdparm.html 97 B
  8.14 Ten Reasons to Buy Self-Encrypting Drives.html 137 B
  8.5 httpgparted.sourceforge.net.html 92 B
  8.7 httppartedmagic.com.html 84 B
  8.9 SanDisk Crypto Erase Tool support information.html 160 B
  9. Scrubbing EXIF & Metadata Part 1 - Introduction.mp4 16.24 MB
  9.1 BatchPurifier™ 7.2.html 122 B
  9.3 Geotagging poses security risks.html 128 B
  9.4 The views of Iraq you weren’t supposed to see.html 108 B
  9.5 The 13 Most Embarrassing Web Moments.html 123 B
  9.6 httpsloc.alize.us.html 82 B
  11. Email Security, Privacy and Anonymity
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 9.5 MB
  10. Improving OpenPGP Security - Primary and Subkeys - Part 2.mp4 28.71 MB
  10.1 httpsgpgtools.org.html 82 B
  10.2 Improve the Security of Your OpenPGP Key by Using Subkeys.html 109 B
  10.3 Using OpenPGP subkeys in Debian development.html 92 B
  10.4 CREATING THE PERFECT GPG KEYPAIR.html 116 B
  10.5 Anatomy of a GPG Key.html 126 B
  11.1 Smartcard The OpenPGP card.html 91 B
  11.2 httpshop.kernelconcepts.de.html 91 B
  11.3 Using GPG with Smart Cards.html 113 B
  11.4 YUBIKEY NEO AND OPENPGP.html 112 B
  11.5 httpsdevelopers.yubico.comyubikey-neo-managerReleases.html 120 B
  12. Email Tracking & Exploits.mp4 26.77 MB
  12.2 #BadWinmail Demo.html 121 B
  12.3 Thunderbird - Remote Content in Messages.html 124 B
  12.4 Email Privacy Tester.html 92 B
  13. Email Anonymity & Pseudonymity.mp4 15.9 MB
  13.1 httpgetairmail.com.html 83 B
  13.10 httpsanonbox.net.html 81 B
  13.11 httpwww.mytrashmail.com.html 88 B
  13.2 httpdontmail.net.html 81 B
  13.3 httpwww.tempinbox.com.html 85 B
  13.4 httpsmailinator.com.html 84 B
  13.5 httpwww.migmail.net.html 84 B
  13.6 Send Anonymous Emails 20 Sites To Keep Your Identity Hidden.html 116 B
  13.7 httpswww.guerrillamail.com.html 92 B
  13.8 httpswww.trash-mail.comen.html 91 B
  13.9 httpwww.dispostable.com.html 88 B
  14.1 httpstrac.torproject.orgprojectstorwikitorbirdy.html 115 B
  14.2 httpsaddons.mozilla.orgen-usthunderbirdaddontorbirdy.html 121 B
  15.1 httpmixmaster.sourceforge.net.html 94 B
  15.10 httpis-not-my.name.html 84 B
  15.11 httpswww.whonix.orgwikiMixmaster.html 98 B
  15.12 httpslabs.riseup.netcodeissues8225.html 101 B
  15.14 httpspackages.debian.orgstablemailmixmaster.html 110 B
  15.15 DEF CON 21 - Tom Ritter - De Anonymizing Alt Anonymous Messages.html 104 B
  15.2 httpsdizum.comremailer.html.html 92 B
  15.3 httpmixminion.net.html 82 B
  15.4 httpswww.quicksilvermail.net.html 93 B
  15.5 httpremailer.paranoici.org.html 92 B
  15.6 httpsgithub.comcryptodotismixgui.html 98 B
  15.7 httpsgroups.google.comforum#!forumalt.anonymous.messages.html 123 B
  15.8 httpswww.whonix.orgwikiNymservers.html 99 B
  15.9 de-anonymizing alt.anonymous.messages.html 106 B
  16. Choosing an Email Provider.mp4 37.38 MB
  16.1 CHOOSING PRIVATE & SECURE EMAIL WHAT TO LOOK FOR.html 122 B
  16.11 httpswww.tutanota.com.html 86 B
  16.12 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiComparison_of_webmail_providers.html 122 B
  16.13 httpswww.cryptoheaven.com.html 90 B
  16.14 httpwww.prxbx.comemail - Privacy-Conscious Email Services.html 89 B
  16.15 httpswww.eff.orgissuesmandatory-data-retention.html 112 B
  16.16 httpsmailbox.orgen.html 84 B
  16.17 httpsmailinabox.email.html 86 B
  16.18 httpsneomailbox.net.html 83 B
  16.19 httpsruggedinbox.com.html 85 B
  16.2 httpswww.openmailbox.org.html 89 B
  16.21 httpsruggedinbox.com.html 86 B
  16.3 httpssecure.runbox.com.html 87 B
  16.4 httpskolabnow.com.html 82 B
  16.5 httpswww.google.comlanding2step.html 98 B
  16.6 httpscountermail.com.html 85 B
  16.7 httpswww.startmail.com.html 87 B
  16.8 httpsposteo.deen.html 81 B
  16.9 Email Privacy Tester.html 93 B
  17. Email Alternatives.mp4 7.42 MB
  17.1 httpsbitmessage.orgbitmessage.pdf.html 98 B
  17.2 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiI2P.html 94 B
  17.3 httpspond.imperialviolet.org.html 93 B
  17.4 httpsbitmessage.orgwikiMain_Page.html 98 B
  17.5 httpsthetinhat.comtutorialsmessagingi2p-bote-thunderbird.html.html 128 B
  17.6 httpswww.confidantmail.org.html 91 B
  17.7 httpretroshare.sourceforge.net.html 95 B
  2. Clients, Protocols and Authentication.mp4 38.18 MB
  2.1 Is STARTTLS more safe than TLSSSL.html 136 B
  2.2 httpswww.checktls.com.html 85 B
  3. Email Weaknesses.mp4 30.78 MB
  3.2 Google - Email encryption in transit.html 114 B
  3.3 httpswww.parsemail.org.html 87 B
  3.4 The Current State of SMTP STARTTLS Deployment.html 173 B
  4. PGP, GPG & Privacy.mp4 12.99 MB
  4.1 An Introduction to Cryptography.html 122 B
  4.2 Symantec Desktop Email Encryption.html 159 B
  4.3 rfc4880.txt OpenPGP Message Format.html 97 B
  4.4 The GNU Privacy Guard.html 83 B
  5.1 Mymail-Crypt for Gmail - PGP extension for chrome.html 158 B
  5.10 httpswww.mailvelope.com.html 88 B
  5.11 The best PGP tutorial for Mac OS X, ever.html 129 B
  5.12 Secure Mobile Apps.html 95 B
  5.13 Secure Mail for Gmail chrome extension.html 166 B
  5.14 How to Use PGP for Linux.html 108 B
  5.15 Decrypt or verify a text created using OpenPGP Applet.html 149 B
  5.16 How to Use PGP for Mac OS X.html 111 B
  5.3 iPGMail.html 114 B
  5.4 OpenPGP public-key cryptography.html 158 B
  5.5 gpg4usb project.html 84 B
  5.7 How to Use PGP for Windows.html 113 B
  5.8 Android - OpenKeychain Easy PGP.html 138 B
  5.9 GPG Suite.html 82 B
  6. Windows - PGP & GPG.mp4 58.31 MB
  6.1 Thunderbird.html 103 B
  6.2 Google - Sign in using App Passwords.html 117 B
  6.3 httpwww.stationx.netnathan-house.html 98 B
  6.4 Enigmail.html 104 B
  6.5 Gpg4win.html 98 B
  6.7 How to Use PGP for Windows.html 110 B
  7. Tail - PGP & GPG.mp4 9.67 MB
  7.1 httpwww.stationx.netnathan-house.html 98 B
  8.1 15 reasons not to start using PGP.html 85 B
  8.2 What’s the matter with PGP.html 135 B
  9. Improving OpenPGP Security - Best Practices - Part 1.mp4 5.57 MB
  9.1 OpenPGP Best Practices.html 136 B
  12. Messengers - Security, Privacy and Anonymity
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 2.81 MB
  10. Video and Voice Messengers - Other.mp4 2.63 MB
  10.1 httpsring.cx.html 77 B
  10.2 httpstox.chat.html 78 B
  10.3 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiComparison_of_VoIP_software.html 118 B
  2. An Introduction to Instant Messengers.mp4 25.2 MB
  2.2 httpswww.securemessagingapps.com.html 97 B
  2.3 httpswww.eff.orgsecure-messaging-scorecard.html 107 B
  3. Instant Messenger - Signal.mp4 5.89 MB
  3.1 Andoird - Signal.html 133 B
  3.2 httpswhispersystems.org.html 88 B
  3.3 iOS - Signal.html 101 B
  3.4 How to Use Signal on iOS.html 109 B
  3.5 How to Use Signal for Android.html 113 B
  3.6 SIGNAL AUDIT REVEALS PROTOCOL CRYPTOGRAPHICALLY SOUND.html 145 B
  4. Instant Messengers - Chatsecure.mp4 4 MB
  4.1 httpschatsecure.org.html 84 B
  4.2 How to Install and Use ChatSecure.html 121 B
  5. Instant Messengers - Cryptocat.mp4 1.46 MB
  5.1 httpscrypto.cat.html 80 B
  6. Instant Messengers - Ricochet.mp4 1.47 MB
  6.1 httpsricochet.im.html 81 B
  7. Instant Messengers - Other.mp4 1.54 MB
  7.1 httpkontalk.org.html 80 B
  7.2 Conversations (Jabber XMPP).html 130 B
  8. Video and Voice Messengers - Linphone.mp4 11.51 MB
  8.1 httpswhispersystems.org.html 88 B
  8.2 httpswww.linphone.org.html 86 B
  8.3 httpswww.linphone.orguser-guide.html.html 101 B
  8.4 httpswww.linphone.orgfree-sip-service.html.html 108 B
  9. Video and Voice Messengers - Jitsi.mp4 3.74 MB
  9.1 httpsjitsi.org.html 79 B
  13. Wrap Up
  1. Congratulations!!.mp4 4.31 MB
  3. Qubes OS.mp4 56.32 MB
  4. Effective Network Isolation.mp4 28.05 MB
  5. Socks5 proxy tunneling.mp4 23 MB
  2. Goals and Learning Objectives - Volume 4
  1. What is End Point Protection and why is it important.mp4 34.32 MB
  2. Goals and Learning Objectives - Volume 4.mp4 25.4 MB
  3. File and Disk Encryption
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 7.2 MB
  10. Windows - Disk Encryption - CipherShed, Diskcryptor, Symantec and Bestcrypt.mp4 6.76 MB
  10.1 httpswww.ciphershed.org.html 88 B
  10.2 BestCrypt Volume Encryption.html 136 B
  10.3 Comparison of disk encryption software From Wikipedia.html 129 B
  10.4 httpsdiskcryptor.net.html 99 B
  10.5 Symantec Drive Encryption.html 131 B
  11. Windows, Mac & Linux - Setting up VeraCrypt.mp4 29.81 MB
  11.1 VeraCrypt - Beginner's Tutorial.html 130 B
  12. Mac - Filevault2.mp4 13.17 MB
  12.1 Use FileVault to encrypt the startup disk on your Mac - Apple.html 101 B
  12.3 OS X Security and Privacy Guide - full disk encryption.html 138 B
  13.1 Startup key combinations for Mac.html 101 B
  13.2 pmset -- manipulate power management settings - Man Page.html 158 B
  13.4 Report - Security Analysis and Decryption of FileVault 2 IFIP WG 11.9.html 123 B
  13.5 DeepSleep - Hibernate your Mac.html 97 B
  13.6 Apple Technical White Paper - Best Practices for Deploying FileVault 2.html 108 B
  14. Linux Whole Disk Encryption - Dm-crypt and LUKS.mp4 13.76 MB
  14.1 LUKS support for storing keys in TPM NVRAM.html 99 B
  14.2 Yubikey Two-factor Authentication Full-disk Encryption via LUKS.html 163 B
  14.3 Two factor authentication with Yubikey for harddisk encryption with LUKS.html 167 B
  14.4 Plain dm-crypt.html 149 B
  15. Linux - Setting up DMCryptLUKS.mp4 13.19 MB
  15.1 The Debian Administrator's Handbook.html 132 B
  15.2 Arch - Disk encryption.html 113 B
  15.3 Cryptsetup & LUKS.html 101 B
  15.4 zuluCrypt.html 102 B
  15.5 Arch - dm-cryptEncrypting an entire system.html 134 B
  16. Linux - Encrypting the boot partition with Grub2.mp4 11.72 MB
  16.1 Arch - Encrypted boot partition (GRUB).html 170 B
  16.2 Yubikey Two-factor Authentication Full-disk Encryption via LUKS.html 163 B
  16.3 Two factor authentication with Yubikey for harddisk encryption with LUKS.html 167 B
  17. Self Encrypting Drives (SEDs).mp4 3.17 MB
  17.1 Report - Ten Reasons to Buy Self-Encrypting Drives.html 201 B
  18. Defense Against Disk Decryption Attacks.mp4 20.86 MB
  18.1 Security Requirements and Precautions.html 150 B
  18.2 TRESOR Runs Encryption Securely Outside RAM.html 107 B
  19. File Encryption.mp4 11.11 MB
  19.1 httpwww.kekaosx.comen.html 87 B
  19.2 httpswww.aescrypt.com.html 86 B
  19.3 httpwww.peazip.org.html 84 B
  19.4 httpswww.gnupg.org.html 83 B
  20. Mandatory Key Disclosure & Plausible Deniability.mp4 20.54 MB
  20.1 veracrypt - Plausible Deniability.html 130 B
  20.2 Appeals Court Upholds Constitutional Right Against Forced Decryption.html 164 B
  20.3 httpsxkcd.com538 - Cartoon.html 82 B
  20.4 veracrypt - Hidden Volume.html 122 B
  20.5 Arch - Plain dm-crypt.html 149 B
  20.6 Key disclosure law From Wikipedia.html 109 B
  21. Nesting Crypto Systems & Obfuscation.mp4 8.89 MB
  22. Case Studies in Disk Decryption.mp4 5.88 MB
  22.1 KINGPIN How One Hacker Took Over the Billion-Dollar Cybercrime Underground.html 84 B
  22.2 Hacking Godfather ‘Maksik’ Sentenced to 30 Years by Turkish Court.html 107 B
  22.3 Darkmarket.html 251 B
  3. Disk Encryption Attacks - Cryptoalgorithms, Brute Force Attacks & Implementation.mp4 16.79 MB
  3.1 N.S.A. Able to Foil Basic Safeguards of Privacy on Web.html 152 B
  4. Disk Encryption Attacks - Physical.mp4 38.32 MB
  4.1 Inception.html 96 B
  4.10 Evil Maid goes after TrueCrypt!.html 145 B
  4.11 Inception over firewire attack - video.html 104 B
  4.12 Report - Cold Boot Attack on DDR2 and DDR3 RAM.html 149 B
  4.3 Windowsscope.html 204 B
  4.4 Choose the Right BitLocker Countermeasure.html 118 B
  4.5 Wikipedia - Disk encryption.html 106 B
  4.6 Passware Kit Enterprise - Hard Disk Decryption.html 107 B
  4.7 nullcon Goa 2015 Cold Boot Attack on DDR2 and DDR3 RAM by Marko Schuba - Video.html 104 B
  4.8 Cold Boot Attack Demo - Video.html 104 B
  4.9 Security Pitfalls in Cryptography.html 135 B
  5. Disk Encryption Attacks - Containers, Volumes and Partitions.mp4 7.19 MB
  5.1 Security Pitfalls in Cryptography.html 135 B
  6. Windows - Disk Encryption - An Introduction.mp4 7.52 MB
  6.1 CipherShed.html 88 B
  6.2 DiskCryptor.html 99 B
  6.3 Truecrpyt v7.2 (latest full version) - Download.html 109 B
  6.4 Windows BitLocker.html 131 B
  6.5 BestCrypt Container Encryption.html 139 B
  6.6 Symantec Drive Encryption.html 131 B
  6.7 Comparison of disk encryption software From Wikipedia.html 129 B
  6.8 Veracrypt.html 92 B
  7. Windows - Disk Encryption - Bitlocker.mp4 30.21 MB
  7.1 What's new in Windows 10, versions 1507 and 1511.html 157 B
  7.2 Every Windows 10 in-place Upgrade is a SEVERE Security risk.html 133 B
  7.3 Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption Step-by-Step Guide.html 131 B
  7.4 YUBIKEYS.html 110 B
  8. Windows - Setting Up BitLocker.mp4 23.64 MB
  8.1 ENCRYPTING YOUR LAPTOP LIKE YOU MEAN IT.html 125 B
  9. Windows - Disk Encryption - VeraCrypt.mp4 25.06 MB
  9.1 yubico.com.html 113 B
  9.10 Veracrypt.html 92 B
  9.11 Nitrokey.com.html 87 B
  9.12 VeraCrypt - Operating Systems Supported for System Encryption.html 154 B
  9.2 Truecrypt 7 Derived CodeWindows Incorrect Impersonation Token Handling EoP.html 130 B
  9.3 httpssourceforge.netpveracryptcodecimastertreesrcBootEFIReadme.txt#l19.html 144 B
  9.4 httpwww.openwall.comlistsoss-security201601111.html 116 B
  9.5 GERMAN GOVERNMENT AUDITS TRUECRYPT.html 126 B
  9.6 IsTrueCryptAuditedYet Yes!.html 94 B
  9.7 Report - UEFI SECURE BOOT IN MODERN COMPUTER SECURITY SOLUTIONS.html 174 B
  9.8 Truecrypt 7 Derived CodeWindows Drive Letter Symbolic Link Creation EoP.html 130 B
  9.9 Veracrypt FAQ.html 110 B
  4. Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 5.62 MB
  10. Mac - XProtect.mp4 13.5 MB
  10.2 httpswww.intego.commac-security-blogtopicxprotect.html 117 B
  10.3 httpsvirustotal.github.ioyara.html 95 B
  11. Mac - The Best of Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection.mp4 6.53 MB
  11.2 History of Mac Malware.html 123 B
  11.3 Malwarebytes for Mac.html 94 B
  11.4 httpswww.intego.com.html 84 B
  11.5 httpwww.thesafemac.com.html 87 B
  12. Linux - The Best of Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection.mp4 6.18 MB
  12.1 Report - Linux Security Review.html 140 B
  12.2 httpwww.chkrootkit.org.html 87 B
  12.3 httpwww.clamav.net.html 83 B
  12.4 httpsrootkit.nlprojectsrootkit_hunter.html.html 108 B
  12.5 httpswww.rfxn.comprojectslinux-malware-detect.html 112 B
  12.6 Linux malware From Wikipedia.html 104 B
  13. Online and Second Opinion - Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection.mp4 9.97 MB
  13.1 httpswww.metascan-online.com#!scan-file.html 105 B
  13.2 virustotal.com email-submissions.html 123 B
  13.3 httpvirscan.org.html 80 B
  13.4 httpwww.surfright.nlenhitmanpro.html 97 B
  13.5 httpswww.eset.comusonline-scanner.html 100 B
  13.7 httpswww.herdprotect.comdownloads.aspx.html 103 B
  13.8 httpsvirusscan.jotti.org.html 89 B
  13.9 httpsalternativeto.netsoftwarevirustotal.html 107 B
  14. Is Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection Dangerous.mp4 13.33 MB
  14.1 Tavis Ormandy @taviso.html 95 B
  14.3 AVG can sell your browsing and search history to advertisers.html 146 B
  14.5 High-severity bugs in 25 SymantecNorton products imperil millions.html 174 B
  14.6 MalwareBytes multiple security issues.html 132 B
  2. Is Anti-Virus dead - The Threat Landscape.mp4 11.34 MB
  2.1 FUD Crypting Service (035 100% FUD) - Video.html 104 B
  2.2 av-test.org - The best antivirus software for Windows Home User.html 111 B
  2.3 kaspersky compare.html 95 B
  3. Is Anti-Virus dead - Protection Methods.mp4 36.61 MB
  3.1 Paper - Malicious Code Detection Technologies.html 172 B
  3.2 White Paper - Malicious Code Detection Technologies.html 139 B
  3.3 httpscybermap.kaspersky.com.html 92 B
  4. Ransomware.mp4 8.5 MB
  4.1 The cost of ransomware attacks $1 billion this year.html 141 B
  5. Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection Testing.mp4 12.9 MB
  5.1 List of AV Testing Labs.html 116 B
  5.2 bitdefender.html 126 B
  5.3 httpwww.av-comparatives.org.html 92 B
  6. The Problem With AV and EPP Testing.mp4 6.66 MB
  7. The Best of Business End-Point-Protection (EPP).mp4 9.41 MB
  7.1 httpwww.bitdefender.co.ukbusiness.html 99 B
  7.2 httpwww.kaspersky.co.ukbusiness-securitysmall-to-medium-business.html 138 B
  7.3 The best antivirus software for Windows Client Business User.html 133 B
  8. Windows - The Best of Anti-Virus and End-Point-Protection.mp4 10.29 MB
  8.1 httpwww.bitdefender.co.uksolutionsantivirus-comparison.html.html 126 B
  8.2 httpsuk.norton.comnorton-security-with-backup.html 111 B
  8.3 httpwww.kaspersky.co.ukcompare.html 96 B
  8.4 httpwindows.microsoft.comen-uswindows-10getstarted-protect-your-pc.html 133 B
  8.6 Security Essentials Download.html 136 B
  8.7 Microsoft’s Free Security Tools – Windows Defender Offline.html 167 B
  9. Business End Point Protection (EPP).mp4 5.15 MB
  9.1 The best antivirus software for Windows Client Business User.html 133 B
  ReadMe [VIEH OFFICIAL NOTE].docx 39.92 KB
  6. End-Point-Protection Technology
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 5.78 MB
  10. Windows - Exploitation Prevention - Traps, MBEA and HMPA.mp4 11.25 MB
  10.1 Palo Alto Traps.html 125 B
  10.2 HitmanPro.Alert.html 93 B
  10.4 HitmanPro.Alert - Exploit Test Tool Manual.html 118 B
  10.5 httpswww.malwarebytes.organtiexploit.html 102 B
  11. Windows 10 - Device Guard.mp4 27.85 MB
  11.1 Device Guard deployment guide.html 131 B
  11.2 Microsoft future security strategy - black hat talk.html 158 B
  11.3 IOMMU A Detailed view.html 164 B
  11.4 What's new in Windows 10, versions 1507 and 1511.html 131 B
  11.5 Device Guard and Credential Guard hardware readiness tool.html 123 B
  12. Windows - Defender Application Guard for Microsoft Edge.mp4 9.08 MB
  12.1 Introducing Windows Defender Application Guard for Microsoft Edge.html 161 B
  12.2 Windows Defender Application Guard for Microsoft Edge.html 104 B
  13. Linux - Access Control Models.mp4 13.36 MB
  14. Linux - Security frameworks - AppArmor.mp4 4.4 MB
  14.1 AppArmor How To Use.html 102 B
  14.2 AppArmor From Wikipedia.html 99 B
  15. Linux - Security frameworks - SElinux.mp4 6.68 MB
  15.1 SELinux Project Wiki.html 101 B
  15.2 Security-Enhanced Linux From Wikipedia.html 114 B
  15.3 SELinux on Debian.html 98 B
  16. Linux - Security frameworks - Grsecurity.mp4 12.79 MB
  16.1 Debian grsecurity kernel APT repository (unofficial).html 124 B
  16.2 GrsecurityConfiguring and Installing grsecurity.html 139 B
  16.3 Linux Kernel Security (SELinux vs AppArmor vs Grsecurity).html 129 B
  16.4 Which distributions maintain a kernel package with grsecurity support.html 178 B
  16.5 Which is better, grsecurity, AppArmor or SELinux.html 95 B
  16.6 grsecurity.net.html 96 B
  16.7 Arch Linux kernel and modules with grsecurity.html 125 B
  16.8 Hardening Debian for the Desktop Using Grsecurity.html 109 B
  16.9 httpsalpinelinux.org.html 85 B
  17. Linux - Security frameworks - PaX and more.mp4 3.85 MB
  17.1 httpswww.rsbac.org.html 84 B
  17.2 httptomoyo.osdn.jp.html 83 B
  17.3 httpschreuders.orgFBAC-LSM.html 92 B
  17.4 httpspax.grsecurity.net.html 88 B
  17.5 Yama is a Linux Security Module.html 168 B
  18. Linux & Mac - File permissions, POSIX and ACLs.mp4 19.04 MB
  19. Mac - Application control - Parental controls.mp4 8.01 MB
  19.1 How can I ensure only “whitelisted” applications run on OS X.html 167 B
  2.1 the-backdoor-factory.html 115 B
  20. Mac - Application control - Gatekeeper.mp4 10.21 MB
  20.1 OS X About Gatekeeper.html 101 B
  20.2 Researchers slip malware onto Apple's App Store, again.html 139 B
  20.3 Gatekeeper Exposed - Video.html 104 B
  20.4 httpsobjective-see.comproductsostiarius.html.html 110 B
  20.5 Gatekeeper Exposed.html 132 B
  21. Mac - Application control - System Integrity Protection.mp4 12.03 MB
  21.2 About System Integrity Protection on your Mac.html 101 B
  21.3 httpsdeveloper.apple.comvideosplaywwdc2015706 - Video.html 114 B
  22. Mac - Application control - Santa.mp4 7.05 MB
  22.1 How to bypass Google’s Santa LOCKDOWN mode.html 137 B
  22.2 httpsgithub.comgooglesanta.html 92 B
  23. Mac - Application control - Xfence (Previously Little Flocker).mp4 20.39 MB
  23.1 httpscampaigns.f-secure.comxfence.html 99 B
  24. Mac - Other Stuff!.mp4 3.7 MB
  24.1 httpsobjective-see.comproductsoversight.html.html 110 B
  24.2 httpsobjective-see.comproductsransomwhere.html.html 112 B
  24.3 FREE TOOL PROTECTS MAC USERS FROM WEBCAM SURVEILLANCE.html 145 B
  24.4 httpsobjective-see.comproductsdhs.html.html 104 B
  25. The New Normal For End-Point-Protection Technology.mp4 22.42 MB
  25.1 httpbufferzonesecurity.com.html 91 B
  25.10 httpsattivonetworks.com.html 88 B
  25.2 httpwww.faronics.comen-ukproductsdeep-freezestandard.html 121 B
  25.3 httpswww.bromium.com.html 85 B
  25.4 httpwww.deepinstinct.com.html 89 B
  25.5 httpswww.invincea.com.html 86 B
  25.6 httpjavelin-networks.com.html 89 B
  25.7 httpswww.cylance.com.html 101 B
  25.8 httpswww.illusivenetworks.com.html 94 B
  25.9 httpscanary.tools.html 82 B
  26. Cylance.mp4 9.55 MB
  3.1 AccessEnum.html 125 B
  3.2 Windows Permission Identifier.html 115 B
  3.3 How to Change File Permissions on Windows 7.html 120 B
  4. Windows - Application control - User Account Control (UAC).mp4 15.37 MB
  4.1 User Account Control (UAC).html 122 B
  4.2 User Account Control From Wikipedia.html 111 B
  4.3 Windows 7 – How to Configure UAC (User Account Control).html 117 B
  4.4 How User Account Control works.html 153 B
  5. Windows - Application control - Software Restriction Policies.mp4 11.29 MB
  5.2 Use Software Restriction Policies to block viruses and malware.html 166 B
  6. Windows - Application control - AppLocker.mp4 32.16 MB
  6.11 Bypass the Windows AppLocker bouncer with a tweet-size command.html 118 B
  6.2 Finding Evil in the Whitelist.html 146 B
  6.3 What Is AppLocker.html 131 B
  6.4 AppLocker Step-by-Step Guide.html 131 B
  6.5 Lock down Windows 10 to specific apps.html 131 B
  6.7 Restrict Access to Programs with AppLocker in Windows 7.html 156 B
  6.8 Guide to Application Whitelisting.html 133 B
  6.9 Use AppLocker and Software Restriction Policies in the same domain.html 189 B
  7. Windows - Application Control - Parental controls.mp4 4.87 MB
  7.1 Test Parental control software for Windows and Mac OS X.html 166 B
  7.2 Ensure a Windows PC Never Gets Malware By Whitelisting Applications.html 161 B
  8.1 voodooshield.com.html 85 B
  8.2 AppGuard® Breach Prevention.html 87 B
  8.3 Kaspersky Internet Security 20xx.html 99 B
  8.4 NoVirusThanks EXE Radar Pro.html 113 B
  8.6 Lumension Application Control.html 120 B
  8.7 httpwww.mcafee.comusproductsapplication-control.aspx.html 119 B
  8.8 httpswww.carbonblack.comproducts.html 99 B
  9. Windows - Exploitation Prevention - EMET.mp4 37.37 MB
  9.1 Microsoft - Moving Beyond EMET.html 124 B
  9.2 Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET).html 114 B
  9.3 EMET Guide To New Features - Video.html 122 B
  9.4 Microsoft - The Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit.html 107 B
  9.5 Process Explorer.html 125 B
  9.6 CVE-2015-2545 ITW EMET Evasion.html 142 B
  9.7 Whitepaper on Bypassing ASLRDEP.html 102 B
  9.8 Process Explorer.html 125 B
  9.9 ANGLER EXPLOIT KIT EVADING EMET.html 138 B
  7. Threat Detection and Monitoring
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 7.16 MB
  10. Host-Based Intrusion Detection - OSSEC.mp4 17.69 MB
  10.1 httpsossec.github.io.html 85 B
  10.2 httpsossec.github.iodownloads.html.html 101 B
  11. Network Analysis - Sguil, Xplico & NetworkMiner.mp4 8.86 MB
  11.1 httpwww.netresec.compage=NetworkMiner.html 103 B
  11.2 httpsmitmproxy.org.html 83 B
  11.3 OWASP Zed Attack Proxy Project.html 123 B
  11.4 Burp proxy.html 100 B
  11.5 httpwww.xplico.org.html 83 B
  11.6 httpbammv.github.iosguilindex.html.html 100 B
  12. File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) and Checking Part 1.mp4 7.75 MB
  12.1 Samhain - httpwww.la-samhna.desamhain.html 93 B
  12.2 What to include in FIM.html 121 B
  12.3 Solar Winds.html 119 B
  12.4 Afick - httpafick.sourceforge.net.html 90 B
  12.5 ADaudit.html 160 B
  12.6 Osiris - httpslaunchpad.netosiris.html 89 B
  12.8 Windows FIMS.html 124 B
  13.1 httpsgithub.comTripwiretripwire-open-source.html 109 B
  13.2 httpswww.tripwire.com.html 86 B
  13.3 Tripwire Open Source vs OSSEC Which Is Right For You.html 147 B
  13.4 httpscisofy.comlynis.html 86 B
  13.5 httpslinux-audit.com.html 85 B
  13.6 httpseljefe.immunityinc.com.html 92 B
  13.7 How To Use Tripwire to Detect Server Intrusions on an Ubuntu VPS.html 174 B
  14. Network Security Toolkit (NST).mp4 4.81 MB
  14.1 httpnst.sourceforge.netnst.html 92 B
  14.2 httpssourceforge.netprojectsnstsource=recommended.html 117 B
  15. Security Onion.mp4 5.78 MB
  15.1 httpssecurityonion.net.html 87 B
  16. Security Information and Event Management Software (SIEM).mp4 6.16 MB
  16.1 httpswww.alienvault.comproductsossim.html 102 B
  2. A Complete Failure to Detect Threats.mp4 11.45 MB
  3. Rethinking Honeypots.mp4 8.9 MB
  3.1 honeynet.orgproject.html 93 B
  4. CanaryTokens.mp4 70.27 MB
  4.1 httpswww.stationx.netcanarytokens.html 99 B
  5. OpenCanary.mp4 38.8 MB
  5.1 httpdocs.opencanary.orgenlatestindex.html.html 108 B
  5.2 httpsgithub.comthinkstopencanary.html 98 B
  5.3 httpscanary.tools.html 82 B
  6. Artillery - Binary Defense.mp4 11.11 MB
  6.1 httpswww.binarydefense.comproject-artillery.html 109 B
  6.2 httpsgithub.comBinaryDefenseartillery.html 103 B
  7. Honey Drive.mp4 2.53 MB
  7.1 httpsbruteforce.grhoneydrive.html 93 B
  7.2 httpssourceforge.netprojectshoneydrive.html 105 B
  8. Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) Part 1 - Methods.mp4 13.25 MB
  9.1 httpssuricata-ids.org.html 86 B
  9.2 httpswww.snort.org.html 83 B
  9.3 httpswww.bro.org.html 81 B
  9.4 httpopenwips-ng.org.html 84 B
  8. Malware and Hacker Hunting on the End-Point
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 7.21 MB
  10. Windows - Malware Seek & Destroy - Autoruns.mp4 48.31 MB
  10.1 Configure a Script to Run Once When a New User Logs On.html 121 B
  10.2 Autorunsc - the command-line version of Autoruns.html 123 B
  10.3 Autoruns.html 123 B
  11. Windows - Malware Seek & Destroy - Process Monitor.mp4 76.22 MB
  11.1 Processmonitor.html 124 B
  12. Windows - Malware Seek & Destroy - Network Connections.mp4 23.97 MB
  12.1 httpwww.unhide-forensics.info.html 94 B
  12.2 httpswhois.domaintools.com.html 90 B
  13. Malware Seek & Destroy - Networkx.mp4 5.42 MB
  13.1 networx.html 106 B
  14. Linux - Malware Seek & Destroy - Sysdig.mp4 29.65 MB
  14.1 httpwww.sysdig.org.html 82 B
  14.2 Sysdig User Guide.html 116 B
  15. Linux - Seek & Destroy Malware and Hackers - Csysdig.mp4 43.66 MB
  15.2 httpwww.sysdig.org.html 82 B
  15.3 httpwww.sysdig.orgwikisysdig-examples.html 104 B
  16.1 httpwww.unhide-forensics.info.html 94 B
  18. Linux & Mac OS X - Malware Seek & Destroy - lsof.mp4 22.23 MB
  19. Linux - Malware Seek & Destroy - rkhunter.mp4 17.23 MB
  19.1 httprkhunter.sourceforge.net.html 93 B
  2. Introduction to Malware and Hacker Hunting.mp4 16.35 MB
  2.1 httpwww.malwareremoval.com.html 114 B
  2.2 httpwww.bleepingcomputer.com.html 172 B
  20.1 httpwww.chkrootkit.org.html 87 B
  20.2 httpwww.clamav.net.html 83 B
  20.4 httpswww.rfxn.comprojectslinux-malware-detect.html 112 B
  20.5 Linux malware From Wikipedia.html 104 B
  20.6 httpwww.nongnu.orgtiger.html 89 B
  20.7 Report - Linux Security Review.html 140 B
  21. Linux - Malware Seek & Destroy - Linux - Persistence Part 1.mp4 9.22 MB
  22. Linux - Malware Seek & Destroy - Linux - Persistence Part 2.mp4 27.61 MB
  22.1 httpswww.debian.orgdocmanualsdebian-referencech03.en.html.html 125 B
  22.2 httpsfedoraproject.orgwikiSysVinit_to_Systemd_Cheatsheet.html 122 B
  23. Linux - Malware Seek & Destroy - Linux - Persistence Part 3.mp4 5.23 MB
  23.1 httpswww.debian.orgdocmanualsdebian-referencech03.en.html.html 125 B
  24.1 httpsobjective-see.comproductstaskexplorer.html.html 113 B
  25.1 httpsobjective-see.comproductsblockblock.html.html 111 B
  25.2 httpsobjective-see.comproductsknockknock.html.html 111 B
  25.3 httpsobjective-see.comproductskextviewr.html.html 110 B
  26. Mac, Linux & Windows - OSquery.mp4 42.3 MB
  26.1 httpsgithub.comfacebookosquery.html 96 B
  26.2 httpsgithub.comherokuwindmill.html 95 B
  26.3 httpsosquery.readthedocs.ioenstable.html 102 B
  26.5 httpsosquery.readthedocs.ioenstabledeploymentyara.html 118 B
  26.6 httpsgithub.comgooglegrr.html 90 B
  26.8 httpsvirustotal.github.ioyara.html 95 B
  26.9 httpsosquery.io.html 80 B
  27. Firmware Rootkits – Seek and Destroy Part 1.mp4 15.96 MB
  27.4 httpsnsa.gov1.infodninsa-ant-catalogfirewalls.html 113 B
  27.8 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiOpen-source_hardware.html 111 B
  28. Firmware Rootkits – Seek and Destroy Part 2.mp4 8.89 MB
  28.1 US-13-Butterworth-BIOS-Security-Code.zip.html 137 B
  28.10 httpsflashrom.orgFlashrom.html 90 B
  28.2 Virustotal output example.html 170 B
  28.3 darwindumper.html 104 B
  28.4 Putting the spotlight on firmware malware.html 141 B
  28.5 httpspypi.python.orgpypiuefi_firmware.html 103 B
  28.6 httpsgithub.comchipsecchipsecblobmasterchipsec-manual.pdf.html 126 B
  28.7 UEFI Innovations for Platform Security.html 128 B
  28.8 httpswww.virustotal.com.html 87 B
  28.9 httpsgithub.comchipsecchipsec.html 95 B
  29. End-Point-Protection Recovery and Remediation Technology.mp4 10.5 MB
  29.1 httpclonezilla.org.html 83 B
  29.2 httpwww.macrium.comreflectfree.aspx.html 100 B
  29.3 httpsbombich.com - Carboncopy.html 81 B
  29.4 terabyteunlimited - Image for Windows & Linux.html 107 B
  29.5 httphorizondatasys.com.html 87 B
  29.6 httpwww.runtime.orgdriveimage-xml.htm.html 102 B
  29.7 Acronis True Image.html 90 B
  3. Windows - Farbar Recovery Scanner.mp4 38.06 MB
  3.1 farbar recovery scan tool.html 128 B
  30. Encrypted Backup and Cloud Storage.mp4 14.14 MB
  30.1 httpswww.tahoe-lafs.orgtractahoe-lafs.html 103 B
  30.10 httpswww.sparkleshare.org.html 90 B
  30.11 httpspydio.com.html 79 B
  30.13 httpswww.qnap.comen.html 85 B
  30.14 httpssyncthing.net.html 83 B
  30.16 httpswww.syncany.org.html 85 B
  30.2 httpwww.drobostore.com.html 87 B
  30.3 httpswww.seafile.comenhome.html 93 B
  30.4 httpsowncloud.orgproviders.html 92 B
  30.5 httpsleastauthority.comproduct_s4.html 99 B
  30.6 httpswww.boxcryptor.comen.html 90 B
  30.7 How To Install and Configure Seafile on an Ubuntu 12.04 VPS.html 169 B
  30.8 How To Use the ownCloud One-Click Install Application.html 163 B
  30.9 httpswww.turnkeylinux.orgowncloud.html 98 B
  4. Automated Malware Removal Tools.mp4 39.97 MB
  4. Automated Malware Removal Tools.vtt 13.02 KB
  4.1 httpwww.bleepingcomputer.comdownloadwindowsanti-rootkit.html 123 B
  4.10 AdwCleaner.html 103 B
  4.11 superantispyware.html 93 B
  4.2 httpwww.bleepingcomputer.comdownloadrkill.html 108 B
  4.3 Malwarebytes.html 103 B
  4.4 httpbrew.sh.html 76 B
  4.6 Kaspersky.html 118 B
  4.7 Roguekiller.html 104 B
  4.8 httpschocolatey.org.html 84 B
  4.9 HitmanPro.html 97 B
  5. Live Rescue Operating Systems, CDs, and USBs.mp4 18.33 MB
  5.10 httpwww.technorms.com8098create-windows-7-live-cd.html 115 B
  5.11 httpwww.system-rescue-cd.orgDownload.html 101 B
  5.12 Hitman pro kickstart.html 101 B
  5.13 httpsfalconfour.wordpress.comtagf4ubcd.html 105 B
  5.14 httpsremnux.org.html 80 B
  5.15 httpsdigital-forensics.sans.orgcommunitydownloads.html 115 B
  5.16 httpwww.hirensbootcd.orgdownload.html 98 B
  5.2 Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10.html 111 B
  5.3 httpsen.wikipedia.orgwikiWindows_To_Go.html 104 B
  5.4 httpsunetbootin.github.io.html 91 B
  5.6 Ironkey w700.html 107 B
  5.7 httpwindowsmatters.com20150110gandalfs-windows-7-pe-x86.html 124 B
  5.8 httpsrufus.akeo.ie.html 83 B
  6. Windows - Malware Seek & Destroy - Process Explorer - Part 1.mp4 57.78 MB
  6.1 httpstechnet.microsoft.comen-ussysinternals.html 110 B
  6.2 httpstechnet.microsoft.comen-ussysinternalsprocessexplorer.html 125 B
  7. Windows - Malware Seek & Destroy - Process Explorer - Part 2.mp4 46.72 MB
  7.1 httpstechnet.microsoft.comen-ussysinternalsprocessexplorer.html 125 B
  7.2 httpswhois.domaintools.com.html 91 B
  8. Windows - Malware Seek & Destroy - Process Tools.mp4 8.79 MB
  8.1 httpwww.nirsoft.netutilsuserassist_view.html.html 110 B
  8.2 httpsgithub.commandiantShimCacheParser.html 104 B
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  9. Operating System and Application Hardening
  1. Goals and Learning Objectives.mp4 7.19 MB
  10. Security Focused Operating Systems.mp4 9.85 MB
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  10.14 Subgraph OS - Security, privacy and anonymity.html 100 B
  10.3 Arch Linux - Good general use OS with a security focus.html 87 B
  10.4 Mempo - Looks interesting but nothing happening.html 134 B
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  10.8 Astra Linux - Russian Linux-based secure operating system.html 102 B
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  2. An Introduction to Hardening.mp4 8.9 MB
  3. Hardening Standards.mp4 41.53 MB
  3.1 STIG viewer.html 120 B
  3.3 CIS Benchmarks. - (Center For Internet Security).html 116 B
  3.4 The United States Government Configuration Baseline (USGCB).html 102 B
  3.5 httpsbenchmarks.cisecurity.orgmembershipacademic-institutions.html 128 B
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Description





Course Description

YOU CAN BECOME A CYBER SECURITY EXPERT!

There is no need to spend years going through hundreds of different courses and still being average when it comes to practical knowledge of cyber security.

Imagine you know everything important in the domain of cyber security...

You can tackle all types of online threats, including advanced hackers, trackers, exploit kits, mass surveillance and much more...

ALL OF THIS IS POSSIBLE IF YOU ENROLL IN THE COMPLETE CYBER SECURITY COURSE NOW!

This is the most comprehensive online cyber security course out there in the market.

It is a set of 4 different courses that will take you from beginner to expert, through easy to follow on-demand video lectures, articles, and other resources.

In the course, you will learn how hackers hack, how trackers track, and what you can do to stop them. You will understand the global tracking and hacking infrastructures that exist and how to mitigate them.

By the end of the course, you will master network security, firewalls, encryption, and how to stay anonymous online, password and email security, authentication, anti-virus, and end-point-protection.

You will become a hacker hunter and will be able to seek and destroy malware.

And you will be able to work with all major platforms including Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS, Android and even firmware security.

This course is for you if you are looking to start a career in cyber security, if you want to take you career to the next level, or even if you are simply interested in protecting your online presence.

COURSE 1: Hackers Exposed
Welcome to Volume 1 of 4 of the Complete Cyber Security Course!

This course covers the fundamental building blocks of your required skill-set and will help you develop an understanding of the threat and vulnerability landscape through threat modelling and risk assessments.

The course explores the Darknet and mind-set of the cyber criminal, covering malware, exploit kits, phishing, zero day vulnerabilities and much more.

You will learn about the global tracking and hacking infrastructures that nation states run. You will get an insight into the NSA, FBI, CIA, GCHQ, China’s MSS and other intelligence agencies capabilities.

You will understand the foundations of operating system security and privacy functionality. Plus you will take a close look at the new Windows 10 privacy issues and how to best mitigate them.

The course also includes a complete and easy to follow crash course on encryption, how encryption can be bypassed and what you can do to mitigate the risks.

In addition, you will learn about defences against phishing, SMShing, vishing, identity theft, scams, cons an other social engineering threats.

Finally the course covers the extremely important, but underused security control of isolation and compartmentalization. Covering sandboxes, application isolation, virtual machines, Whonix and Qubes OS.

Course 2: Network Security
Welcome to Volume 2 of 4 of the Complete Cyber Security Course!

This course will help you discover security vulnerabilities across an entire network, by using network hacking techniques and vulnerability scanning .

You will further be able to architect your network for maximum security and prevent local and remote attacks.

The course also covers the use of custom router firmware to provide you with better network security services.

You will understand the various types of firewalls that are available, including layer 4 firewalls like Iptables on Linux and PF on MacOS and BSD, virtual firewalls, host-based firewalls and application based firewalls like Pfsence.

The course covers firewalls on all platforms, including Windows, Mac OS and Linux for all types of use scenarios.

It further explores in detail wireless security, the configurations that are required for maximum security and why, how Wi-Fi is hacked and how to mitigate those attacks - covering everything from encryption weaknesses to evil twins, RF isolation, and Wi-Fi crackers.

You will also learn about network monitoring to discover and identify potential hackers, malware and other adversaries that might be lurking on your network using tools like Wireshark, Tcpdump and Syslog.

The course then moves away from network security and onto the details of how we are tracked online by corporations, nation-states your ISP and others.

You will understand the techniques used like zombie super cookies, browser fingerprinting and how browser profiling works so third parties can establish who you are online.

The course also looks at search engine privacy - and how to mitigate the tracking and privacy issues of search engines and their associated services.

Browser security - It covers one of the largest risks online, the browser. The doorway into your system. How to best reduce the attack surface of the browser and harden it for maximum security and privacy. A critical consideration for reducing your risk.

Finally, you will fully understand how to best use methods of authentication including passwords and multi-factor authentication - soft tokens and hard tokens, the best password managers to use and why, how passwords are cracked, and how to mitigate the cracking.

Course 3: Anonymous Browsing

This course covers in detail all the best anonymising and privacy methods including:

   Tor
   VPNs - Virtual Private Networks
   Proxy servers - HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKs and Web
   SSH Secure Shell
   Live Operating Systems - Tails, Knoppix, Puppy Linux, Jondo live, Tiny Core Linux
   OPSEC - Operation Security
   I2P - The Invisible Internet Project
   JonDoNym
   Off-site connections - Hotspots and Cafes
   Mobile, Cell Phones & Cellular Networks
   Bulletproof hosting
   and more....

For each of these anonymizing methods the course analyzes in detail their strengths and weaknesses, the techniques used to attack these anonymity services and what you can do to mitigate those de-anonymization attacks.

Advanced anonymity: The course also explores chaining and nesting anonymizing services together to provide layers of obfuscation for maximum anonymity against even the most well-resourced adversaries.

It covers bypassing censors, firewalls, and proxies . You will learn how to bypass the trickiest of censoring devices including DPI (deep packet inspection).

The course covers both the theory and practically how to setup everything we discuss.

Course 4: End Point Protection

Welcome to Volume 4 of 4 of the Complete Cyber Security Course!

This course has been designed to help you learn a practical skill-set on securing laptops, desktops and mobile devices from all types of threats, including, advanced hackers, trackers, exploit kits, thieves and much more.

In this course we cover end-point-protection, which is an extremely important and hot topic in cyber security right now!

It also covers all the major platforms: Windows, MacOS, Linux, iOS and Android.

This course will help you master the selection and implementation of solid disk encryption technology to protect devices from disk decryption attacks.

You will also understand the current and the next generation anti-virus solutions, how they work, how to select the best products and how to implement them successfully.

The course also covers traditional end-point-protection technologies through to next generation and future technology; application control, execution prevention, machine learning and Artificial Intelligence.

You will also learn how to detect and monitor for threats such as malware and hackers through the use of security through deception and detection technologies.

You will have fun learning how to seek and destroy system resident malware and hackers. Get up to speed on your hacker hunting!

Learn how to perform operating system hardening to decrease the attack surfaces of your devices to make them safer.

It explores the best techniques in anti-forensics to securely delete data and meta-data so that it is unrecoverable by even computer forensics experts.

Plus there is more. The course ends by looking at the extremely important topic of email and messenger security.

Email has natively poor security, but in this course, you will learn how to overcome those weaknesses and fully secure your communication.

Want to go from a beginner to advanced level in cyber security?