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Cyber Security Curriculum
Learn Cyber Security online with 17 structured lessons, code examples, and 85 quiz questions.
17 lessons
5 chapters
85 questions
Summaries and key points are free to preview. Full lessons, code examples, and quizzes require a subscription.
01
Cyber Security
4 lessons
01
CS HOME
Cyber security is the practice of protecting systems, networks, programs, and data from unauthorized access, modification, or destruction. The core of information security is…
02
CS Cyber Crime
Cybercrime is any crime that is perpetrated through computer systems and the Internet as a tool or target. The types vary from data theft, online fraud, to system corruption. A…
03
CS Money Making Threats
Many cyber threats are specifically designed to make money for offenders, from ransomware, identity theft, to business fraud. The perpetrators usually receive payments through…
04
CS Dark Web
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet that can only be accessed with special software such as Tor, so the identity of the user and the owner of the site is relatively…
02
Networking
5 lessons
01
CS Networking Basics
Understanding the basics of networking is the primary foundation of cybersecurity because almost all attacks pass through the network. Some key concepts include IP addresses, MAC…
02
CS Network Layer
The network layer (layer 3 on the OSI model) handles logical saving and packet routing between networks. This is where IP addresses and subnet masks work to separate the network…
03
CS Network Transport
The transport layer (layer 4 OSI) is responsible for end-to-end data transmission between hosts, including flow control and reliability of delivery. The two main protocols are…
04
CS Firewalls
A firewall is a device or software that filters network traffic in and out according to security rules set by an administrator. Firewalls can be host-based on one device or…
05
CS Web Applications
Web applications work with a client-server architecture: the browser sends an HTTP request and displays a response from the server. The front-end components (HTML, CSS,…
03
Cyber Attacks
6 lessons
01
CS Mapping & Port Scanning
Network mapping and port scanning are techniques for mapping active hosts and finding open services on a network. Popular tools such as nmap can detect live systems, open ports,…
02
CS Network Attacks
Network attacks are intended to disrupt availability, steal data, or gain unauthorized access through network protocols and devices. Common examples are Denial of Service (DoS),…
03
CS Web Application Attacks
Web application attacks exploit weaknesses in application input, session, and logic, with a common category listed in the OWASP Top 10. Key examples are SQL injection, Cross-Site…
04
CS WIFI Attacks
WiFi networks are vulnerable to attacks such as evil twins, traffic jams, and forced disconnection through frame deauthentication. The quality of encryption determines the…
05
CS Passwords
Passwords are still the first line of defense, so their quality determines the security of the account. Good passwords are stored as hash with salt, made long and unique, and…
06
CS Penetration Testing & Social Engineering
Penetration testing is a controlled test of ethical hacking with permission to detect and prove a loophole before a real attacker is exploited. The skill level of the test pen…
04
Cyber Defence
2 lessons
01
CS Security Operations
The Security Operations Center (SOC) functions to continuously monitor, detect, and respond to security incidents. Its main tool is SIEM which collects and correlates log from…
02
CS Incident Response
Incident response is a structured process for handling security incidents so that the impact can be minimized. The cycle includes detection, containment, eradication, recovery,…