Cyber Security: Linux Audit

Keepin' Cyber Trouble Away"

What you'll learn

Audit a Linux System

Hunt Rootkits

How to Use Firewall

How to use Anti Virus

Best Practices

Requirements

Basic Linux knowledge

Description

Welcome to "Cyber Security: Linux Audit" – your comprehensive guide to fortifying your Linux system against cyber threats! In just 39 minutes of power-packed video content, this course equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to secure your Linux environment effectively.In Section 1, embark on your cyber security journey with a solid foundation. Learn the ropes with an insightful Introduction, followed by in-depth lectures on essential tools such as Lynis, Tiger, and methods to hunt down rootkits. Uncover the secrets of configuring an impregnable Firewall and bolster your defenses with Anti-Virus measures.Section 2 delves into the critical question: Can Linux be Hacked? Gain valuable insights through engaging lectures on the vulnerabilities of Linux systems, including a step-by-step guide on how to hack Linux in just 60 seconds. Discover the importance of avoiding script execution to thwart potential security breaches.Benefits:Practical Skills: Acquire hands-on experience with tools like Lynis and Tiger, ensuring you can actively safeguard your Linux system.Efficient Defense: Master the art of firewall configuration and anti-virus deployment to create an impenetrable security shield.Rapid Learning: With concise, focused lectures, gain actionable insights in under 40 minutes.Security Consciousness: Develop a keen understanding of potential Linux vulnerabilities, enabling you to proactively secure your system.Don't let cyber threats compromise your Linux environment – enroll now and fortify your cyber defenses today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Lynis

Lecture 3 Tiger

Lecture 4 Hunt Rootkits

Lecture 5 Firewall

Lecture 6 Anti-Virus

Section 2: Can Linux be Hacked?

Lecture 7 Introduction

Lecture 8 Hack Linux in 60 Seconds

Lecture 9 Don't run scripts

Linux users