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1. Introduction to Network Basics We begin by laying the groundwork with an overview of fundamental networking concepts. This module introduces key principles such as network topologies, types of networks (LAN, WAN, MAN, PAN), and the OSI model. You'll gain a solid understanding of how netwo...
Security: Beyond the BasicsGet Smart! Boost Your Network's IQ With Smart CardsBrian KomarAt a Glance:Using smart cards in an Active Directory environment Smart card implementation requirements Planning a smart card deployment Defining smart card usage within an organization...
Hackers create phishing sites and emails to steal your login details. They expertly mimic real websites to trick you. These phishing attempts are often just the beginning. They pave the way for larger attacks. Here, the biggest vulnerability is your employees. So, how do we turn the tide a...
Routers and other equipment generally arrive with publicly-disclosed default settings and names, but these are a wide-open door for hackers. Network admins should change the default router passwords to protect against unauthorized access. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) provides broader reco...
While there are other models out there that will beat it on wireless speed, or price, or just by having a 6GHz Wi-Fi network available, it proves that just by getting the basics right you can provide something that will work for a lot of people. If you're looking to upgrade your ...
A more recent and equally intimidating example is the Department of Homeland Security report issued on 3/15/2018, persistant still today, Russian hackers made their way to machines with access to critical control systems at power plants and can shut down USA power now with a push of a ...
The Basics of an Example Cyber Threat Defense SystemDisclosed herein is a method and system for detection of a cyber-threat to a computing system, and any part of a network including the computing system. The method applies to both physically co-located computing/network systems as well as to...
Miyake, Yasuo, “Perfect Manual for Worm Measures-Construction of Firewall,” Unix User, Apr. 2002, Softbank Publishing Company, vol. 11, No. 4, pp. 45-50. Katzuno, H, “Basics of Security for New Managers (for Practical Application) 3rd Edition: The Right Usage of Intrusion Detection...
1. Hackers can sniff the network; capture unencrypted packets which contain the header with the IP address and the MAC address. 2. Using a simple command you can change the IP and MAC address of your network card to the one you captured. 3. Wireless scanners can be configured to show ...