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Key issues plaguing the information security world, incident management process, and penetration testing
Various types of foot-printing, foot-printing tools, and countermeasures

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The Complete Ethical Hacker Course – Mohamed Atef

In the course, you will learn:

  • Key issues plaguing the information security world, incident management process, and penetration testing
  • Various types of foot-printing, foot-printing tools, and countermeasures
  • Network scanning techniques and scanning countermeasures
  • Enumeration techniques and enumeration countermeasures
  • System hacking methodology, steganography, steganalysis attacks, and covering tracks
  • Different types of Trojans, Trojan analysis, and Trojan countermeasures
  • Working of viruses, virus analysis, computer worms, malware analysis procedure, and countermeasures
  • Packet sniffring techniques and how to defend against sniffring
  • Social Engineering techniques, identify theft, and social engineering countermeasures
  • DoS/DDoS attack techniques, botnets, DDoS attack tools, and DoS/DDoS countermeasures
  • Session hijacking techniques and countermeasures
  • Different types of webserver attacks, attack methodology, and countermeasures
  • SQL injection attacks and injection detection tools
  • Wi-Fi Hacking, wireless Encryption, wireless hacking methodology, wireless hacking tools, and wi-fi security tools
  • Mobile platform attack vector, android vulnerabilities, jailbreaking iOS, windows phone 8 vulnerabilities, mobile security guidelines, and tools
  • Firewall, IDS and honeypot evasion techniques, evasion tools, and countermeasures
  • Various cloud computing concepts, threats, attacks, and security techniques and tools
  • Different types of cryptography ciphers, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), cryptography attacks, and cryptanalysis tools
  • Various types of penetration testing, security audit, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing road map

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Course Curriculum

Materials and extra resources
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    How to get access to the students portal (3:28)

Introduction
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    CEH v10 (11:16)

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    Introduction (6:31)

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    CEH v10 Course Outline (11:16)

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    2.Is PT EH a real job (4:16)

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    3.CEH Exam (6:00)

Build your lab
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    4.Build your virtual lab (7:15)

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    5.Download Windows ISO Images (9:38)

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    6.Configure Windows VM (13:48)

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    7.Download Kali Linux (10:01)

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    8.Configure Kali Linux (5:41)

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    9.Download OWASBWA and Metasploitable (11:36)

Get Familiar with Kali Linux
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    10.Get Familiar with Kali Linux (12:34)

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    11.File Management (8:58)

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    12. Find,Locate (6:40)

Important Definations
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    13.Essential Terminology (13:19)

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    14.CIA (4:01)

Footprinting and Reconnaissance
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    15.Footprinting Introduction (7:28)

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    16.Footprinting and Reconnaissance (14:12)

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    17.Email Harvest (9:51)

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    18. Google Hacking (10:36)

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    19.Metagoofil (10:18)

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    20.People Search Engine (6:13)

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    21.Maltego (Intelligence Tool) (8:38)

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    22.Internet Archives and Alerts (7:04)

Network Scanning
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    23.Network Scanning Overview (5:21)

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    24.Important Scanning Defination (13:18)

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    25. Network Scanning Methology (2:55)

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    26.Identifying Live system (6:40)

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    27.Port Scanning (14:23)

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    28.Advanced Scanning Techniques (7:23)

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    29.Get more information about your victim (7:15)

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    30.NMAP NSE Scripts (1:40)

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    31.Zenmap (5:43)

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    32.Netcat (7:59)

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    33.Grabbing Banner (2:24)

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    34.Network Mapping (11:41)

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    35.Vulnerability Scanning (13:51)

Hiding your Identity
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    36.Proxy Server (9:29)

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    37.Configure a local proxy (10:38)

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    38.Using Public Proxy (8:28)

Enumeration
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    39.Enumeration Overview (3:16)

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    NetBios Enumeration (13:50)

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    SNMP Enumeration (15:04)

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    DNS Enumeration (4:31)

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    DNS Zone Transfer (6:19)

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    Enum4Linux (3:05)

System Hacking
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    Introduction to System Hacking (8:23)

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    Password Hacking techniques (8:50)

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    Default Password (5:40)

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    Important Tool (14:33)

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    Cain in Action (18:22)

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    Xhydra (7:33)

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    SSH Cracking (3:29)

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    Ncrack (8:44)

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    Ncrack different OS (4:07)

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    The right worldlist (4:30)

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    Crunch (6:04)

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    The most amazing and effect wordlsit (6:22)

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    Password Reset Hack (15:57)

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    Offline Password attack (5:58)

Malware Threats
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    59.Introduction to Maleware (5:12)

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    60.Types of Malware (10:11)

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    61.Create a virus (6:25)

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    62.Creating a Virus using a Tool (2:45)

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    63.Creating a Trojan 1 (R) (16:40)

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    64.64. Creating a Trojan 2. (R) (8:14)

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    64.1 Using the Meterpreter Sessions (9:27)

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    64.2 Can I Bypass the AV (4:27)

Sniffring
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    65. Introduction to Sniffring (9:33)

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    65.1 MITM Attack (Proof of Concept) (13:07)

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    66. Enable Routing (3:37)

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    67.MITM Attack using Ettercap and Xplico (9:07)

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    68. Start Xplico (1:46)

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    69. Ettercap and Xplico attack (9:34)

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    70. DNS Spoofing 2 (10:58)

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    71. DNS Spoofing attack (10:07)

Cryptography
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    72. Cryptography Basics (12:15)

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    73. Symmetric Encryption (7:43)

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    74. Asymmetric Encryption (8:43)

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    75. Digital Signature (3:14)

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    76. Hash (5:21)

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    77. Steganography (10:18)

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    78. Cryptography Attacks (4:23)

Social Engineering
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    79. Introduction to Social Engineering (3:13)

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    80. Social Engineering Proof of Concept (10:02)

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    81. Phishing Attack (16:17)

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    82. How far you can go with SE (7:40)

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    83.Vishing Attack using Fake Call (5:51)

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    84. Vishing using Fake SMS (4:53)

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    85. Important Countermeasures (8:29)

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    86. Other SET Attack (9:11)

Denial Of Service
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    87.Introduction to Denail of Service (13:31)

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    88.Denial of Service Attack Demonstration 1 (10:58)

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    89. Denial of Service Attack Demonstration 2 (9:14)

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    90. Denial of Service Attack Demonstration 3 (6:48)

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    91. Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) (5:57)

Hacking Web Server
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    92. Hacking web server (15:44)

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    93.Hacking an Apache Server (11:07)

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    94 . Hacking a Windows Server (5:42)

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    95.Practice (1:32)

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    96.Working with Exploit (4:34)

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    97.MetaSploit (7:30)

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    98. Armitage (2:49)

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    99. Armitage in Action (7:48)

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    100.Armitage Example 2 (7:38)

SQL Injection
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    101.SQL Injection Introduction (2:28)

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    102.What is SQL Injection (9:52)

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    103.Setup your web application lab (9:54)

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    104.Is the site infected with SQLI (4:47)

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    105.The amazing SQLMAP (10:27)

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    106.Live Example (7:04)

Important Definition for the Exam
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    107.Risk Assessment (16:31)

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    108.Information Asset Register (4:50)

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    109.Policy and Procedure (4:13)

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    110.Security in Layers (3:17)

Hacking Mobile Platform
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    111.Introduction to Mobile Hacking (2:18)

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    112.Setting up Your Android Platform (3:07)

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    113.Creating a Fake APP-1 (8:05)

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    114.Creating a Fake APP-2 (12:04)

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    115.Android attack using Armitage (4:09)

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    116.Stagefright Attack (9:05)

Buffer Overflow
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    117.1Introduction to Buffer Overflow (13:27)

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    117.How to search for Buffer Overflow (14:09)

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    118. Buffer overflow 1 (48:31)

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    119. Buffer overflow 2 (16:37)

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    120.Buffer Overflow 3 (26:09)

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    121.Another Buffer Overflow Demonstration (6:33)

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    122.Practice (1:51)

Cloud Computing
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    123.Introduction to Cloud Computing (3:03)

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    124.IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS (2:25)

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    125.SaaS (4:24)

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    126.PaaS (2:04)

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    127.IaaS (1:59)

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    128.Cloud Deployment (0:49)

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    129.Private Cloud (3:03)

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    130.Public Cloud (8:04)

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    131.Hybrid Cloud (1:30)

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    132.NIST SP 800 -145 (1:45)

Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeyhots
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    133.Introduction to Evading IDS, Firewalls, Honeypots (2:50)

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    134.Honeypots (10:12)

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    135.Firewalls (12:06)

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    136.Access Control List – ACL (3:24)

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    137.Standard Access Control list (8:18)

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    138.Intrusion Detection System – IDS (4:23)

Hacking Wireless Network
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    139.Introduction to Wireless – Part 1 (26:04)

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    140.Introduction to Wireless – Part 2 (8:05)

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    141.WEP cracking (20:52)

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    142.WPA WPA2 Cracking (27:56)

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    143.Advanced WPA.WPA2 attacks (6:44)

Attack Remote Target
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    146.Port Forwarding (9:29)

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    147.Hacking Remotely Demonstration (11:43)

Vulnerability Analysis
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    PT and VA Tools (11:26)

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    Vulnerability asessment (6:32)

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    Nessus VA Report (14:05)

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    Nessus Report 2 (5:20)

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    Nessus (13:21)

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    OWASP ZAP VA (5:06)

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    Nexpose VA (11:25)

IoT Security
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    What is IoT (10:16)

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    IoT Implementation (10:16)

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    IoT Hardware (10:16)

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    IoT Software (10:16)

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    159. Self Driving Vehicles – SDV (10:16)

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    Anatomy of an IoT Attack (10:16)

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    IoT Attack Demonstration (10:16)

Physical Security
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    148.What is Physical Security (11:03)

Operations Security
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    149.Operations Security Control Methods (9:11)

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