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Learn Ethical hacking, Computer networks , Fundamentals of Cyber Security , Wireless hacking , Linux and more.

What you'll learn

Students Interested in Networking – Individuals who want to learn basic computer networking concepts in a fun and engaging way

Aspiring Ethical Hackers – Those who want to learn ethical hacking techniques to test and secure WiFi networks.

Professionals Seeking to Enhance Security Skills – IT professionals who want to improve their understanding of WiFi vulnerabilities and security measures.

Beginners in Cybersecurity – People new to ethical hacking or cybersecurity looking to build foundational knowledge.

Requirements

A computer with a minimum of 4GB RAM and an internet connection.

A wireless network card is needed only for wireless hacking; the other 96% of the course does not require any special equipment.

Description

The Ethical Hacking & Computer Networks (Animated) for Beginners course is designed for beginners to help you learn the basics of computer networking and WiFi hacking in an easy-to-understand way. Through engaging animations, it covers key networking concepts, such as basic terms, Network devices, Firewalls,Cryptography, TCP/IP and OSI Models and Protocols such TCP,ARP,DHCP and UDP.You will also dive deep into the world of ethical hacking, focusing specifically on WiFi networks. The course teaches you how WiFi works, how hackers exploit vulnerabilities, and how to protect against attacks. You will learn about common hacking techniques like password cracking, packet sniffing, and man-in-the-middle attacks. Step-by-step tutorials will show you how to perform these attacks in a controlled environment so you can understand the risks and defenses.This course is perfect for beginners, with no prior knowledge required. It's ideal for anyone who wants to understand how hackers think and how to secure their own network from potential threats. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid foundation in networking and ethical hacking, equipping you to protect your home or workplace WiFi network.The course emphasizes ethical hacking, meaning you will learn how to test and strengthen network security without causing harm. Throughout the lessons, you'll use legal methods to explore vulnerabilities in WiFi networks and understand how to defend against real-world attacks. The hands-on approach allows you to practice what you learn in a safe environment, making the concepts easier to grasp.By the end of the course, not only will you have gained practical skills in WiFi hacking, but you'll also understand how to secure your network against intruders. This course is great for anyone curious about cybersecurity, aspiring ethical hackers, or those who want to ensure their personal or professional networks are protected from cyber threats.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Basic Terms

Lecture 2 What is a Packet?

Lecture 3 IP address explained and View your own IP address

Lecture 4 Server and types of Servers - Difference between a regular Computer & Server

Lecture 5 Client explained

Lecture 6 Host

Lecture 7 What ISP(Internet Sevice provider) and internet Connection types

Section 3: Network Topologies

Lecture 8 Introductoin to Network Topologies

Lecture 9 Bus Topology

Lecture 10 Star Topology

Lecture 11 Mesh Topology

Lecture 12 Ring and hybrid Topology

Lecture 13 Wireless Topologies

Section 4: Network Devices

Lecture 14 Ethernet Cable and Lan Port

Lecture 15 NIC - Network Interface card

Lecture 16 Mac Address - Mac vs IP

Lecture 17 Hub

Lecture 18 Switch

Lecture 19 Router

Lecture 20 Modem

Lecture 21 Repeater

Lecture 22 Wireless Access Point

Section 5: OSI Model

Lecture 23 introduction to OSI Model

Lecture 24 Application Layer

Lecture 25 Presentation Layer

Lecture 26 Transport Layer Part1

Lecture 27 Transport Layer Part 2

Lecture 28 Network Layer

Lecture 29 Data Link Layer

Lecture 30 Physical Layer

Section 6: TCP/IP Model

Lecture 31 Introduction to TCP/IP Model

Lecture 32 Why TCP-IP was Implemented NOT OSI Model

Lecture 33 OLD vs NEW TCP/IP Model

Lecture 34 Why OSI Model is Still very important if is not implemented

Lecture 35 All TCP/IP layers

Section 7: DHCP Protocol

Lecture 36 What is Dhcp protocol

Lecture 37 DHCP client and server

Lecture 38 How Dhcp works - The DORA process

Section 8: Binary Number System

Lecture 39 Introduction to Number System and types of Numebr systems used by Computers

Lecture 40 Hexadecimal and it's uses

Lecture 41 Binary to Decimal Convesion

Lecture 42 Decimal to Binary convesion

Lecture 43 Logical oprators

Section 9: Set up a hacking Lab

Lecture 44 Introduction to Virtual Machines

Lecture 45 Install Kali Linux

Section 10: Kali LInux Fundamentals

Lecture 46 Cd Command and essential Linux commands

Lecture 47 Ls Command

Lecture 48 Introduction to File System

Lecture 49 Introduction to Linux File System

Lecture 50 Linux Directory Structure Part1

Lecture 51 Linux Directory Structure Part2

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