Gain the knowledge hackers use to compromise systems and use it to protect your own!
InstructorErmin Kreponic
Free
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The About This Course page displays the full course description and lists specific hardware prerequisites such as a USB drive and wireless card.
The curriculum view displays the introductory section and setup phase, listing lectures covering USB creation, installation procedures, browser anonymity, and Wireshark configuration.
The course syllabus displays Section 3 focused on anonymity online, detailing lecture titles regarding proxy server setup for traffic monitoring and configuring personal VPN servers.
The curriculum view displays Section 4 focused on wireless security, featuring lectures on installing aircrack-ng, capturing WPA2 handshakes, and configuring HashCat for password cracking.
Instruction provides clear steps for creating bootable USB drives and navigating the Linux terminal.
The curriculum includes programming Arduino and Teensy hardware for system access scenarios.
Software versions discussed have aged, causing difficulties with modern configurations.
The reliance on Fedora rather than industry-standard distributions like Kali Linux may hinder relevance.
Some technical commands and procedures are executed without sufficient explanation of the underlying intent.
The use of Fedora instead of Kali Linux and the requirement for a Linux environment may not align with many learner goals.