Cybersecurity: Password Hacking and Malware security
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If you are an aspiring cybersecurity professional, a tech enthusiast looking to safeguard your digital life, or even a curious learner determined to outsmart cybercriminals, this course is your gateway to a safer cyber environment. Do you ever wonder how hackers crack passwords so easily or how hidden malware silently hijacks your devices? Imagine finally being able to peek behind the curtain of cyber threats and confidently defend yourself, your clients, or your organization against them.
In “Cybersecurity: Password Hacking and Malware Security,” you’ll immerse yourself in the world of virtual labs, steganography, password cracking, and malware analysis. This isn’t just another theoretical course; you’ll dive directly into hands-on simulations, experiment with professional tools, and leave equipped with real-world skills. By the end, you’ll walk away with the confidence and expertise to detect, prevent, and neutralize cyber threats before they wreak havoc.
In this course, you will:
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Develop a secure virtual lab environment that mirrors real-world cyberattack scenarios.
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Master steganography techniques and uncover hidden communications lurking within files.
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Sharpen your skills in password hacking and advanced cracking strategies to better understand attack methods.
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Deploy effective countermeasures against keyloggers, spyware, and other malicious infiltration techniques.
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Build a deeper understanding of various malware types, their infection vectors, and removal tactics.
Cybersecurity is not just important—it’s essential. Every second, new threats evolve, compromising personal data, business operations, and critical infrastructure. By strengthening your cyber defense skillset now, you position yourself as a valuable asset in a world where digital threats never sleep.
Throughout this course, you’ll configure your own virtual environment, experiment with password cracking tools like John the Ripper, create stealthy malware samples, and learn how to detect and remove them. Unlike other courses, here you’ll get practical, step-by-step guidance from an instructor who’s navigated these trenches, ensuring you gain the hands-on experience you need.
Ready to become a force against cybercrime? Enroll now and take the first step toward mastering the dynamic world of password hacking and malware security.
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2Configuring a Virtual LabVideo lesson
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3Enabling Virtualization in BIOSVideo lesson
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4Downloading Tools for Virtual Lab SetupVideo lesson
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5Installing VMware Workstation PlayerVideo lesson
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6Setting Up and Configuring Kali LinuxVideo lesson
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7Installing and Configuring Metasploitable 2Video lesson
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8Installing and Configuring Windows VMVideo lesson
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9Verifying the Virtual Lab SetupVideo lesson
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10Legal and Ethical GuidelinesVideo lesson
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11Overview of Password Hacking and SteganographyVideo lesson
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12Types and Methods of SteganographyVideo lesson
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13Fundamentals of Image SteganographyVideo lesson
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14Practical Image Steganography with Quick StegoVideo lesson
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15Practical Image Steganography with Open StegoVideo lesson
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16Practical Image Steganography with Online StegoVideo lesson
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17Exploring Mobile Steganography ToolsVideo lesson
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18Introduction to Audio SteganographyVideo lesson
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19Understanding KeyloggersVideo lesson
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20Defense Mechanisms Against KeyloggersVideo lesson
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21Exploring Software KeyloggersVideo lesson
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22Introduction to Spyware ToolsVideo lesson
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23Practical Session with Spytech SpywareVideo lesson
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24Defending Against SpywareVideo lesson
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25Techniques for Password CrackingVideo lesson
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26Exploring Password Cracking AttacksVideo lesson
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27Understanding Hashes and SAM FilesVideo lesson
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28Using Rockyou.txt for Password CrackingVideo lesson
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29Rockyou.txt in Kali LinuxVideo lesson
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30Creating Dictionaries with Cewl ToolVideo lesson
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31Using Crunch Tool for Dictionary CreationVideo lesson
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32Evaluating Password StrengthVideo lesson
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33Password Hacking with John the RipperVideo lesson
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34Online Document Password CrackingVideo lesson
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35Insights into Rainbow TablesVideo lesson
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36Windows Password Cracking ToolsVideo lesson
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37Advanced Windows Password Cracking (Part 2)Video lesson
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38Advanced Windows Password Cracking (Part 3)Video lesson
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39Introduction to Metasploit FrameworkVideo lesson
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40Creating a Metasploit PayloadVideo lesson
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41Creating Payload Creation (Part 2)Video lesson
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42Creating Payload Creation (Part 3)Video lesson
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43What is Malware?Video lesson
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44Reasons Behind Malware CreationVideo lesson
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45Methods of Malware DistributionVideo lesson
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46Classification of Malware TypesVideo lesson
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47Exploring Virus TypesVideo lesson
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48Boot Sector Virus OverviewVideo lesson
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49Understanding Macro VirusesVideo lesson
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50Program Viruses ExplainedVideo lesson
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51Multipartite Virus InsightsVideo lesson
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52Encrypted Virus TechniquesVideo lesson
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53Stealth Viruses ExplainedVideo lesson
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54Understanding Armored VirusesVideo lesson
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55Hoax Virus InsightsVideo lesson
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56Worm Viruses OverviewVideo lesson
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57Backdoor Malware TechniquesVideo lesson
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58Logic Bomb Malware ExplainedVideo lesson
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59The Rise of RansomwareVideo lesson
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60Understanding GraywareVideo lesson
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61Spyware TechniquesVideo lesson
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62Rootkits DemystifiedVideo lesson
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63Exploring SPAM and SPIMVideo lesson
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64Understanding BloatwareVideo lesson
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65Trojan Horse MalwareVideo lesson
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66Reasons for Creating TrojansVideo lesson
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67Types of Trojan MalwareVideo lesson
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68Trojan Malware KitsVideo lesson
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69Remote Access Trojan (RAT) OverviewVideo lesson
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70RAT Kits ExplainedVideo lesson
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71Insights into Fileless MalwareVideo lesson
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72Tools for Virus CreationVideo lesson
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73Creating a Simple Batch Virus (Example 1)Video lesson
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74Adding a Shutdown Virus to StartupVideo lesson
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75Crafting a Fork Bomb VirusVideo lesson
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76Building an Application Flood VirusVideo lesson
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77Infinite Folders Virus CreationVideo lesson
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78Using JPS Virus MakerVideo lesson
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79Exploring Bhavesh Virus MakerVideo lesson
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