Adversarial Thinking: Defender - Threat Modelling

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Introduces the basics of malware, its distribution, reasons for its rise, and taxonomy.

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Covers conditional access, encryption, decryption, authentication, and advanced encryption standards, exploring identity-based encryption, biometrics, and attribute-based encryption.

Information Security: Communication, Calculation, Threats

Explores information security in communication, calculation, and digital threats, emphasizing data protection and access control.

Man in the Middle: Capsule gagnante

Explores Man in the Middle attacks in public WiFi hotspots and provides defensive strategies against data interception.

Protecting Your Work and EPFL

Emphasizes protecting work and EPFL through laws, regulations, identifying threats, and securing hardware.

Privacy Engineering: Principles and Strategies

Covers the principles and strategies of privacy engineering, emphasizing the importance of embedding privacy into IT systems and the challenges faced in achieving privacy by design.

Information Security Basics

Covers information security basics, cyber attacks myths, and civil society opportunities.

Network Security: BGP Spoofing

Explores BGP security weaknesses, real-world incidents, and defenses against BGP hijacking, emphasizing the importance of cryptography in securing routing information.

Adversarial Thinking: Common Weaknesses Enumeration

Explores adversarial thinking, common weaknesses, and ineffective defenses in software systems, emphasizing the importance of mitigating prevalent vulnerabilities.