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Guarding the Gates: A Journey into Network Protocol Security

In today’s session, we delved into the fascinating world of network protocols. While exploring protocols like TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS, SMTP/POP/IMAP, DNS, FTP, SNMP, SMB, SSH, RDP, ICMP, and DHCP, we not only learned about their functionalities but also examined their relevance to information security. One of the key takeaways from today’s presentation is the recognition that

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Instructions for Brute Force Demo Script

Click here to Download script – The password is Open5aseme This simple script is designed to demonstrate various concepts related to brute force attempts. It has been developed specifically for classroom demonstrations, so I strongly recommend that you only use it within a controlled educational environment. Before we begin, please note that the script is

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Understanding the OSI Model: Simplifying Network Communication

In the world of computer networks, effective communication between devices is crucial. To ensure smooth data transmission and interoperability, the OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model provides a framework for organizing and understanding the various processes involved. Let’s delve into the OSI model and its seven layers, using simple analogies to demystify this fundamental concept. The

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Navigating Your Cybersecurity Career: Exploring Different Tracks and Paths

While you may not be ready to start your job search just yet, it’s essential to start thinking about your career track in cybersecurity. Generally, there are three main career tracks in cybersecurity besides leadership roles. Let’s explore each of them below: Engineering Track: The Engineering track primarily involves roles that focus on creating and

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