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Attacking Applications
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In this episode, Mike discusses how applications are attacked.
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Social Engineering Principles
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In this episode, Mike explores many aspects of attacks designed to use people to exploit resources.
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Vulnerability Scanning Tools
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In this episode, Mike delves into the world of vulnerability tools and how they work.
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Vulnerability Impact
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In this episode, Mike looks at the impact of specific security issues on performance and access to services, and their burden on resources.
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Attacking Web Sites
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In this episode, Mike builds on the attacks described in “Attacking Applications” and concentrates on attacks unique to Web applications.
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Social Engineering Attacks
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In this episode, Mike describes specific attack vectors and potentials that manipulate people and circumstances to access or destroy information.
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Vulnerability Scanning Assessment
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In this episode, Mike discusses the importance of vulnerability assessments and what takes place during them.
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Exploiting a Target
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In this episode, Mike explores how systems are exploited as well as methods used to test a system for these exploits.
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
This course introduces important vulnerability terminology and provides examples of common vulnerabilities and their potential impacts.
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- 190+ role-guided learning paths (e.g., Ethical Hacking, Threat Hunting)
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- Skill assessments
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Integrations via API
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- 190+ role-guided learning paths and assessments (e.g., Incident Response)
- 100s of hands-on labs in cloud-hosted cyber ranges
- Create and assign custom learning paths
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