LEARN HACKING TECHNIQUES FOR IT PROFESSIONALS VIDEO TRAINING DVD

Section 1: Security Policies
Lecture 1
Security policies - introduction 01:56
Lecture 2
What is security? 03:53
Lecture 3
Information security 04:13
Lecture 4
Information security - level up 04:04
Lecture 5
Security issues 04:50
Lecture 6
Why are security solutions fallible? 05:42
Lecture 7
Security policy issues 04:50
Lecture 8
Introduction to threat modelling and classification 05:14
Lecture 9
Threat modelling - STRIDE 04:06
Lecture 10
STRIDE: Spoofing identity 05:03
Lecture 11
STRIDE: Tampering with Data 04:28
Lecture 12
STRIDE: Denial of Service 03:51
Lecture 13
Threat Modelling and Classification - notes for the examination
19 pages
Section 2: Risk Managment
Lecture 14
Introduction to Risk Management 01:27
Lecture 15
Attack Methods 06:42
Lecture 16
Local attacks 02:56
Lecture 17
Target scanning and enumeration techniques #1 05:52
Lecture 18
Target scanning and enumeration techniques #2 03:30
Lecture 19
Passive scanning 02:06
Lecture 20
Attack Methodologies - notes for the examination
Lecture 21
Introduction to risk assessment 06:20
Lecture 22
DREAD: Risk assessment model 04:50
Lecture 23
DREAD: Exploitability 05:24
Lecture 24
EXERCISE: Risk Assessment 07:17
Lecture 25
Risk Assessment - notes for the examination
Lecture 26
Introduction to Social Engineering and rogue software 04:19
Lecture 27
Manipulation tactics 09:01
Lecture 28
EXERCISE: Engineering attacks 06:44
Lecture 29
SE with BackTrack 07:06
Lecture 30
Rogue Software02:28
Lecture 31
Fraud tools #10 7:10
Lecture 32
Fraud tools #2 06:32
Lecture 33
Social Engineering and Rogue Software - notes for the examination
Section 3: Defence in Depth
Lecture 34
Introduction to Defence in depth 01:32
Lecture 35
How to use Defence in depth model? 05:45
Lecture 36
DiD: OS and LAN layers 06:39
Lecture 37
DiD: Perimeter and Physical Access Layers 06:06
Lecture 38
DiD: Demonstration 02:48
Lecture 39
Automated attack targeting a service 05:23
Lecture 40
Automated user-targeting attack 04:31
Lecture 41
The Defence in Depth Model - notes for the examination
25 pages
Lecture 42
Introduction to Immutable laws of security - Law #1 04:35
Lecture 43
Law #2 02:56
Lecture 44
Law #3 02:23
Lecture 45
Law #4
01:52
Lecture 46
Law #5 03:28
Lecture 47
Law #6 02:07
Lecture 48
Law #7 01:11
Lecture 49
Law #8
01:43
Lecture 50
Law #9
03:57
Lecture 51
Law #10
00:48
Lecture 52
Laws for administrators 05:59
Lecture 53
Immutable Laws of Security - notes for the examination
21 pages
Section 4: Disaster Recovery
Lecture 54
Introduction to Disaster Recovery 01:33
Lecture 55
How to reduce losses? 05:24
Lecture 56
Ensuring continous availability 04:08
Lecture 57
Threat discovery #1 04:28
Lecture 58
Threat discovery #2 03:40
Lecture 59
Audit users and keep control accounts
05:18
Lecture 60
High risk users 03:23
Lecture 61
Collecting and analysing evidence 07:13
Lecture 62
Forensics example 03:52
Lecture 63
CONFICKER: CASE STUDY 07:11
Lecture 64
How to reduce losses - notes for the examination
31 pages
Section 5: Application Security
Lecture 65
Introduction to Application Security 08:18
Lecture 66
Attacks on applications 10:18
Lecture 67
SQL Injection 08:10
Lecture 68
EXERCISE: Analyze the application
13:31
Lecture 69
Blind SQL Injection 09:33
Lecture 70
Automated SQL Injection 11:44
Lecture 71
Cross-site scripting - XSS
10:10
Lecture 72
Application Attacks - notes for the examination
29 pages
Lecture 73
Program security assessment 05:10
Lecture 74
Unsafe applications 10:11
Lecture 75
Program Security Assessment - notes for the examination
10 pages
Section 6: Application Security - Configuration and Managment
Lecture 76
Here’s what you’ll learn in this module 01:05
Lecture 77
Managing applicaltions
08:26
Lecture 78
Software updates 02:39
Lecture 79
MS Update 06:53
Lecture 80
System Center Configuration Manager 02:46
Lecture 81
Blocking applications 07:35
Lecture 82
Software restrictions policies 05:57
Lecture 83
EXERCISE: Application control rules
12:11
Lecture 84
Isolating applications 06:30
Lecture 85
How to protect users without interrupting their work - notes for the examination
25 pages
Section 7: Cryptography
Lecture 86
Introduction to cryptography 09:42
Lecture 87
History of ciphers 10:57
Lecture 88
Symmetric and asymmetric ciphers 06:13
Lecture 89
Symmetric-key algorithms 05:49
Lecture 90
Block ciphers 06:01
Lecture 91
Data encryption standard 06:51
Lecture 92
DES-X 07:35
Lecture 93
Advanced encryption standards 05:28
Lecture 94
Block cipher modes 07:16
Lecture 95
Stream Ciphers - RC4 03:40
Lecture 96
Asymmetric-key algorithms 08:11
Lecture 97
RSA 05:33
Lecture 98
ELGAMAL 02:05
Lecture 99
HASH functions 05:56
Lecture 100
Digital signature 05:56
Lecture 101
Hybrid Schemes 06:24
Lecture 102
Symmetric and Asymmetric Ciphers - notes for the examination
57 pages
Section 8: Public Key Infrastructure
Lecture 103
Introduction to cryptology 02:12
Lecture 104
Public key infrastructure
06:10
Lecture 105
Implementing public key infrastructure 05:39
Lecture 106
What will PKI allow you? 06:29
Lecture 107
EXERCISE: Certificates 08:37
Lecture 108
Certificate life cycle 06:24
Lecture 109
Planning the PKI 08:33
Lecture 110
PKI Administration 07:29
Lecture 111
Public Key Infrastructure - Trust but verify - notes for the examination
37 pages
Section 9: Prepare yourself for the examination
Quiz 1
Answer sample questions which you can find during the examination
5 questions
Section 10: Your BONUS
Lecture 112
BONUS: Examination - your voucher

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Section 1: Ethical hacking and penetration testing. What is it and how can you use it?
How can you earn money legally with your ethical hacking skills online? 04:19
Section 2: Prerequisites for getting started with this course.
Lecture 7
Introduction to Ethical Hacking. What is it in detail? 
08:02
Lecture 8
Prerequisites success tips for getting the most out of this course. 
07:28
Lecture 9
How can you become intermediate and advanced with this course?
03:40
Section 3: Basic hacking terms you will want to know getting started.
Lecture 10
Basic terminology such as white hat, grey hat, and black hat hacking. 
12:00
Lecture 11
Basic terminology including SQL injections, VPN , proxy, VPS, and key loggers. 
18:18
Section 4: Build your hacking environment!
Lecture 12
Getting started successfully PDF with common questions answered and helpful tips
29 pages
Lecture 13
Installing VirtualBox with rpm plus why use a virtual machine. 
08:58
Lecture 14
Installing VirtualBox using the default package manager from repositories. 
15:01
Lecture 15
Creating the virtual environment. 
13:35
Lecture 16
Installing VirtualBox in a Windows 8.1 environment. 
05:16
Lecture 17
Kali Linux installation within a virtual environment. 
16:00
Lecture 18
Kali Linux installation after it is running and getting starting using it. 
12:18
Lecture 19
Installing VirtualBox Guest Additions 
14:40
Section 5: Set up instructions for Mac users ONLY
Lecture 20
Installing VirtualBox on a Mac
18:09
Lecture 21
Setting up Kali Linux with VirtualBox part 1
13:38
Lecture 22
Setting up Kali Linux with VirtualBox part 2
15:23
Lecture 23
How to set up a USB passthrough on a Mac part 1
19:02
Lecture 24
How to set up a USB passthrough on a Mac part 2
09:00
Lecture 25
Kali Linux Live USB on a MacBook Pro part 1 ( OPTIONAL )
19:47
Lecture 26
Kali Linux Live USB on a MacBook Pro part 2 ( OPTIONAL )
11:37
Lecture 27
Kali Linux Live USB on a MacBook Pro part 3 ( OPTIONAL )
13:40
Section 6: How to create a bootable USB of Kali Linux ( optional )
Lecture 28
How to create a bootable USB of Kali with persistent storage > 4 GB part 1
19:17
Lecture 29
How to create a bootable USB of Kali with persistent storage > 4 GB part 2
18:01
Lecture 30
How to create a bootable USB of Kali with persistent storage > 4 GB part 3
06:26
Lecture 31
How to create a bootable USB of Kali with persistent storage > 4 GB part 4
10:48
Section 7: Updates: How to install VirtualBox on Fedora 22 + Kali Sana VM ( OPTIONAL )
Lecture 32
Fedroa 22 VirtualBox set up
17:10
Lecture 33
Kali Sana virtual machine installation
05:37
Lecture 34
How to install VBox GuestAdditions in Kali Sana
07:13
Section 8: Linux Terminal including basic functionalities and CLI.
Lecture 35
Introduction to the Linux terminal. 
09:31
Lecture 36
Linux Command-Line Interface (CLI) basics.
14:04
Lecture 37
The Linux CLI explained in greater detail to give you a good understanding.
15:26
Section 9: What is Tor? How can you use it to protect your anonymity online?
Lecture 38
Tor part 1.
10:58
Lecture 39
Tor part 2.
15:05
Section 10: ProxyChains for using proxy servers, hiding your ip, and obtaining access.
Lecture 40
Proxychains part 1.
12:01
Lecture 41
Proxychains part 2.
14:15
Lecture 42
Proxychains part 3. 
12:57
Section 11: What is a Virtual Private Network (VPN) and how you can stay anonymous with VPN?
Lecture 43
VPN part 1. 
13:29
Lecture 44
VPN part 2. 
14:54
Section 12: What is a macchanger? How can you use it to change your mac address?
Lecture 45
Macchanger part 1 (updated)
17:28
Lecture 46
Macchanger part 2 (updated)
19:02
Section 13: Footprinting with Nmap and external resources.
Lecture 47
Nmap part 1. 
17:34
Lecture 48
Nmap part 2. 
19:22
Lecture 49
External resources using public listings of known vulnerabilities. 
10:11
Section 14: Attacking wireless networks. Overview of the tools.
Lecture 50
Intro to wifi hacker cracking WPA⁄WPA2. 
15:14
Lecture 51
Aircrack and reaver installation. 
12:44
Lecture 52
Installing aircrack-ng on Windows + crunch on Linux. 
11:34
Lecture 53
For Windows Users. How To Set Up USB wireless Adapter with Virtualbox Part 1. 
07:42
Lecture 54
For Windows Users. How To Set Up USB wireless Adapter with VirtualBox part 2. 
07:11
Section 15: Breaking WPA/WPA2 encryption. Wifi hacking and wifi hacker training.
Lecture 55
Aircrack-ng _ crunch usage example_1 
11:04
Lecture 56
Aircrack-ng _ crunch usage example_2 
10:26
Lecture 57
Aircrack-ng _ crunch usage example_3 
20:39
Lecture 58
Cracking WPS pins with reaver part 1.
15:24
Lecture 59
Cracking WPS pins with reaver part 2.
10:41
Lecture 60
Cracking WPS pins with reaver part 3.
16:25
Section 16: Signal jamming and denial of service.
Lecture 61
Performing denial of service on wireless networks part 1. 
13:14
Lecture 62
Performing denial of service on wireless networks part 2. 
17:55
Section 17: SSL strips.
Lecture 63
SSL strip part 1. 
08:49
Lecture 64
SSL strip part 2. 
10:37
Lecture 65
SSL strip part 3. 
18:13
Section 18: Let's have a bit of fun!
Lecture 66
Funny things part 1. 
07:03
Lecture 67
Funny things part 2. 
12:12
Lecture 68
Funny things part 3.
18:21
Section 19: Evil twin method! Clone wireless access points to steal data.
Lecture 69
Evil twin part 1. 
10:34
Lecture 70
Evil twin part 2 
07:28
Lecture 71
Evil twin part 3. 
11:19
Section 20: Attacking routers to give you free reign over the entire network!
Lecture 72
Using known vulnerabilities part 1.
09:40
Lecture 73
Using known vulnerabilities part 2.
09:21
Lecture 74
Using known vulnerabilities part 3.
18:54
Section 21: DNS setting hacking to redirect users with post authentication exploitation.
Lecture 75
Post authentication exploitation ( DNS ) part 1.
09:38
Lecture 76
Post authentication exploitation ( DNS ) part 2.
12:22
Lecture 77
Post authentication exploitation ( DNS ) part 3.
13:41
Section 22: Website attacks with SQL injections.
Lecture 78
sql-injection-part-1
12:32
Lecture 79
sql-injection-part-2
14:46
Lecture 80
sql-injection-part-3
13:22
Lecture 81
sql-injection-part-4
11:24
Lecture 82
sql-injection-part-5
16:55
Section 23: Brute-forcing methods for cracking passwords.
Lecture 83
cracking-hashes 
12:03
Lecture 84
cracking-linux-password-with-john-the-ripper-part-1 
12:44
Lecture 85
cracking-linux-password-with-john-the-ripper-part-2 
08:50
Lecture 86
cracking-windows-password-with-john-the-ripper
19:25
Lecture 87
hydra-usage-part-1 
17:13
Lecture 88
hydra-usage-part-2 
18:21
Section 24: Denial of Service (DoS) attacks demonstrated and explained.
Lecture 89
DoS attack demonstration part 1. Introduction to Denial of Service attacks.
18:37
Lecture 90
DoS attack demonstration part 2. Combine slowloris.pl with nmap.
08:19
Lecture 91
DoS attack demonstration part 3 featuring ha.ckers.org.
09:45
Section 25: Reverse shells. Gain remote control of any device!
Lecture 92
Intro to Metasploit and reverse shells. What are reverse shells and why use them
18:28
Lecture 93
Metasploit ( reverse shell ) part 2 starting from a two terminal setup.
18:24
Lecture 94
Making reverse shells persistent on another system and escalating privileges.
16:35
Lecture 95
Creating a persistent reverse shell with Metasploit.
10:56
Lecture 96
Using NetCat to make any kind of connection you might need.
20:00
Lecture 97
How to upload a reverse shell onto a web server.
16:33
Section 26: Make your own Keylogger in C++
Lecture 98
General stuff 
14:15
Lecture 99
Setting up the Environment part 1 
19:58
Lecture 100
Setting up the Environment part 2 
19:28

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Exam : Hadoop Developer CCDH 

Exam Code : CCD-410

Video Lessons 47

Duration : 5.45 Hours

Skill level : Intermediate & Advanced

Index Of Video Lessons


Section 1: Welcome to the Course

• Certified Hadoop Developer 02:30
• Welcome to the Course 03:34

Section 2: Introduction to Hadoop

• Big Data - Big value 05:46
• Understanding Big Data 05:16
• Hadoop and other Solutions 07:25
• Distributed Architecture - A Brief Overview 02:54
• Hadoop Releases  05:16
• Features between the releases

Section 3: Hadoop Setup

• Setup Hadoop  28:57
• Linux (Ubuntu) - Tips and Tricks 04:34
• HDFS commands 10:32
• Running a MapRed Program 07:48

Section 4: HDFS Architecture and Concepts

• HDFS Concepts 04:35
• HDFS Architecture 06:35
• HDFS Read and Write 04:54
• HDFS Concepts II 04:04
• Special Commands 06:34

Section 5: Understanding MapReduce

• MapReduce Introduction 06:05
• Understanding MapReduce Part 1 05:12
• Understanding MapReduce Part 2 05:19
• Running First MapReduce Program 10:31
• Combiner And Tool Runner 11:05
• Recap Map, Reduce and Combiner Part 1 07:27
• Recap Map, Reduce and Combiner Part 2 07:45

Section 6: MapReduce Types and Formats

• MapReduce Types and Formats 05:37
• Experiments with Defaults 07:11
• IO Format Classes 06:16
• Experiments with File Output - Advanced Concept 03:38

Section 7: Classic MapReduce and YARN

• Job Run- Classic MapReduce 07:54
• Failure Scenarios - Classic Map Reduce 03:45
• Job Run - YARN 09:45
• Failure Scenario - YARN 05:18
• Job Scheduling in MapReduce 05:06
• Shuffle and Sort 04:32
• Performance Tuning Features 07:10

Section 8: Advanced MapReduce Concepts

• Looking at Counters 06:21
• Hands on - Counters 03:32
• Sorting Ideas with Partitioner - Part 1 07:19
• Sorting Ideas with Partitioner - Part 2 05:31
• Map Side Join Operation 04:42
• Reduce Side Join Operation 04:29
• Side Distribution of Data 03:47
• Hadoop Streaming and Hadoop Pipes 02:24

Section 9: Introduction to Hadoop Ecosystem
Introduction to Pig 09:24
Introduction to Hive 10:07
Introduction to Sqoop 08:43
Knowing Sqoop 04:05

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