Adversarial Thinking: Reasoning as an Adversary

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Cybersecurity: Vulnerabilities and Exploits

Explores cybersecurity vulnerabilities, exploits, and attacks, including nation agent motivations, vulnerability types, exploit processes, and phishing tactics during crises.

Cybersecurity: Threat Modeling and Solutions

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Basics - Security Engineering Concepts

Covers security mechanisms, defense in depth, and methods to show systems are secure.

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Explores biometrics, tokens, authentication processes, and adversarial reasoning in security engineering.

Security Principles: Work Factor & Compromise Recording

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Zero Days Vulnerability: Security Breaches on Personal Devices

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Conditional Access II

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Security Design Principles: Preliminaries

Covers basic security concepts, adversarial thinking, security mechanisms, and responsible conduct in security design principles.