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Cyber Security for Beginners: How to Become a Cybersecurity Professional Without a Technical Background (2022 Guide for Newbies)
Cyber Security for Beginners: How to Become a Cybersecurity Professional Without a Technical Background (2022 Guide for Newbies)
Cyber Security for Beginners: How to Become a Cybersecurity Professional Without a Technical Background (2022 Guide for Newbies)
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Cyber Security for Beginners: How to Become a Cybersecurity Professional Without a Technical Background (2022 Guide for Newbies)

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Protecting yourself and your data against online threats and hacking has never been more critical, and as the saying goes, knowledge is power.

 

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LanguageEnglish
PublisherShaun Kimmons
Release dateJul 8, 2022
ISBN9783986535391
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    Cyber Security for Beginners - Shaun Kimmons

    Cyber Security for Beginners

    How to Become a Cybersecurity Professional Without a Technical Background

    (2022 Guide for Newbies)

    Shaun Kimmons

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Introduction

    Audience Targeted

    What’s included in This Book.

    Chapter 1

    Software Bugs and Buffer Overflow

    Error in calculation

    Overflow of a buffer

    The memory buffer's capacity

    Chapter 2

    Weak Passwords

    Chapter 3

    Hardcoded passwords

    Chapter 4

    No Encryption

    Chapter 5

    Path Traversal

    Chapter 6

    SQL Injection

    Chapter 7

    Cross Site Scripting

    Chapter 8

    Cross-site forgery request

    Chapter 9

    Viruses & Malware

    Chapter 10

    Trojan & Ransomware

    Chapter 11

    Rootkits & Worms

    Rootkits are another type of malware.

    Worms

    Adware

    Chapter 12

    DoS Attacks

    Denial of Service (DoS) attack

    Chapter 13

    Man-in-the-middle attacks

    CHapter 14

    Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks

    Website forgery

    Chapter 15

    Mitigate Phishing Attacks

    Chapter 16

    Cloud Services Attacks

    Chapter 17

    Security Intelligence Basics

    Chapter 18

    Authoring the intelligence

    Chapter 19

    ARP Poisoning

    Chapter 20

    Rogue Access Points

    Chapter 21

    Man in the Middle on Wireless Networks

    Attacks Based on Misconceptions

    Chapter 22

    De-Authentication Attack

    Chapter 23

    Wireless Collision Attack

    Chapter 24

    Wireless Replay attacks

    Chapter 25

    Protecting wireless networks

    Bonus Chapter VPN Concepts

    Introduction

    The tools I'll describe in this book can be used for both white hat and black hat hacking.

    When applied, the result will be the same in both cases.

    Nonetheless, it can result in a disastrous situation for the person who uses such hacking tools in an unauthorized manner, which may cause system damage or a system outage.

    Anything that is legally permitted to assist people or businesses in identifying vulnerabilities and potential risks is acceptable.

    All of the tools I'll describe should only be used to improve your security posture.

    I feel compelled to issue a warning here.

    If you want to learn about hacking and penetration testing, it's best to set up a home lab and practice using these tools in an isolated network that you have complete control over and that isn't connected to any production environment or the internet.

    If you use these tools for black hat purposes and get caught, it will be entirely your fault, and no one will hold you accountable.

    So, once again, I strongly advise you to stay within the lines, and anything you do should be completely legal and authorized.

    If you attempt to use any of these tools on a network without authorization and disrupt or damage any systems, you are engaging in illegal black hat hacking.

    As a result, I would like to encourage all readers to only use the tools described in this book for white hat purposes.

    Finally, if you are unsure about anything you are doing and have no idea what the outcome will be, consult your manager or do not do it.

    This book is intended for educational purposes.

    It is intended for those who want to become IT professionals or white hat hackers and are interested in learning and understanding what is going on behind the scenes.

    In addition to legal concerns, it is recommended that you have a basic understanding of networking concepts before using any of the tools.

    Audience Targeted

    This book is intended for anyone who wants to work as an IT Professional, specifically in the field of information security. The book is written in simple English with no technical background necessary even If you're new to information technology .The contents of this book will provide a high level of information security.An overview of network and wireless security on a high level. If you're getting ready,to work as an IT Professional, such as an Ethical Hacker or an IT Security AnalystAnalyst, Information Technology Security Engineer, Network Analyst, Network Engineer, ora Cybersecurity Specialist, but are still unsure and want to learn more about.You will find this book extremely useful if you are interested in network security. You are going to learn important network concepts and methodologiesYou should be concerned about security as well as key technologies. If you are serious about becoming a Cybersecurity Specialist, this is the place to be.This book is for you.

    Assuming you are studying to become a

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