the hacker’s roadmap (how to get started in IT in 2023)
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- January 9, 2023
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This video is from NetworkChuck. Are you wanting to get started in IT in 2023? Do you want to become a Hacker? A Network Engineer? Cloud Engineer? System Administrator? In this video, NetworkChuck will show you the path to getting started in IT and Cybersecurity that will help you reach these goals.
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FREE tools to expose who is watching you online!
Who is watching and tracking you? If you are tired of having your private info used just because you did a search online, check out these tools and a brand new way to search the web WHILE maintaining your privacy! and NO. A VPN and deleting your cookies DOES NOT stop you from being tracked!
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Is GrapheneOS the greatest mobile OS of all time?
Google does not have a great reputation around preserving consumer’s privacy. Could GrapheneOS be the answer?
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The DARK side of VPNs
It turns out that an overwhelming number of VPNs are actively harvesting and selling your data, capturing passwords / credentials / movements from your web activities, and doing all sorts of awful things. VPNs can be super useful: to help you watch the Netflix catalogue of another country, avoid government surveillance and censorship under oppressive […]
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Is your PC hacked? RAM Forensics with Volatility
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Frank
- November 4, 2022
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In this video, explore advanced memory forensics in Volatility with a RAM dump of a hacked system.
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You won’t believe how UNSAFE your home router is!
Your router is the gateway between your devices and the internet at large. If it’s compromised, it’s like leaving the front door to your home network wide open, allowing malicious actors to enter. Unfortunately the routers most of us use are VERY insecure, with all kinds of known vulnerabilities. In this video Naomi Brockwell goes […]
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AnsibleFest 2022: Leveling up your automation today
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Frank
- October 19, 2022
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Live from Chicago, join AnsibleFest 2022 as they explore the theme of “leveling up your automation today,” from a variety of angles.
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Hardening Your Open Source Software
With all the data breaches in the new lately, now may be a good time to learn more about securing your stuff. Emmy is the senior manager for the supply chain group that falls under our product security organization. Her team is focused on securing the systems involved with modifying and storing our offering code. […]
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Understanding and Explaining Post-Quantum Crypto with Cartoons
Are you an IT security professional, but not a mathematician? This session will explain you how post-quantum cryptography works—with a 100 percent cartoon-based slide show.
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Is Linux Right For You?
After joining Red Hat, I decided to “give up Windows for Lent.” The experiment was a success in the sense that I feel confident about my ability to remain productive should my issues with Windows 11 be resolved. In the meantime, I have reverted my main work driver back to Windows. Like it or not, […]
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