Ethical Hacking: Hacking the Internet of Things (IoT)

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Dale Meredith

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1-Course Overview

1 -Course Overview.mp4

02:35

2-IoT Concepts

2 -Course Introduction.mp4

07:26

3 -How Does It All Work.mp4

01:40

4 -The Architecture of IoT.mp4

02:44

5 -IoT Is in More Places Than You Think.mp4

07:54

6 -Protocols and Technologies.mp4

05:04

7 -More Protocols and Technologies.mp4

04:03

8 -OSs for IoT.mp4

04:05

9 -The Challenges IoT Presents.mp4

05:12

10 -More Challenges for IoT.mp4

03:29

3-IoT Threat Types

11 -What Youll Learn.mp4

01:21

12 -Vulnerabilities and Hurdles.mp4

05:19

13 -The Culprits.mp4

02:00

14 -OWASPs Top 10.mp4

06:23

15 -The Massive Attack Surface.mp4

04:51

16 -Did I Mention Its Massive.mp4

07:22

17 -Our Top 13 Threats.mp4

06:12

18 -A Case Study The Target Breach.mp4

08:09

19 -What You Learned.mp4

01:12

4-The Method to the Madness of IoT Hacking

20 -What Youll Learn.mp4

01:02

21 -Lets Define IoT Hacking.mp4

03:11

22 -Phase 1 Reconnaissance.mp4

02:09

23 -Phase 2 Looking for Vulnerabilities.mp4

01:16

24 -Phase 3 Attacks.mp4

01:48

25 -Phase 4 Achieve Access.mp4

02:17

26 -Phase 5 Maintaining Access.mp4

02:00

27 -What We Learned.mp4

01:30

5-The Tools for IoT Hacking

28 -What Youll Learn.mp4

00:44

29 -Reconnaissance.mp4

00:40

30 -Demo Shodan.mp4

07:49

31 -Demo AngryIP Scanner and Fing.mp4

06:14

32 -Demo Thingful.mp4

03:02

33 -Demo Suphacap.mp4

04:19

34 -The HackRF One.mp4

01:24

35 -Demo IoTSeeker.mp4

02:56

36 -Demo Looking for Vulnerabilities.mp4

02:26

37 -Demo Using Nmap to Search for Vulnerabilities.mp4

06:42

38 -Demo BitdefenderBox.mp4

03:11

39 -Attacks.mp4

03:10

40 -What You Learned.mp4

00:34

6-Our Countermeasures

41 -What Youll Learn.mp4

00:57

42 -Some Basics.mp4

04:20

43 -What to Watch at Each Level.mp4

03:40

44 -Manufacture Guidelines.mp4

02:32

45 -Quick 10 From OWASP.mp4

05:41

46 -What You Learned.mp4

02:12

Description

The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most talked about trends in technology. There are a plethora of devices being released daily (some a need, some a joke). The real issue is each device opens a new attack vector that you never saw coming.

What You'll Learn?

At the core of Ethical Hacking, every Security Professional needs to have a thorough knowledge of all devices on their networks, including the Internet of Things (IoT).

In this course, Ethical Hacking: Hacking the Internet of Things (IoT), you’ll see how these devices are designed to work and how to protect your infrastructure with these devices coming online. First, you'll learn about the different communication models IoT devices use, as well as the most common architectures and protocols. Next, you’ll be introduced to the different threats that IoT devices create if not managed correctly, you'll also learn about how to choose a manufacturer whose goals are also to protect your networks. Finally, you'll discover the different tools that could be used against you as well as some countermeasures you can deploy to better protect your resources. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have a great understanding of IoT devices and how they could possibly open new attack vectors, as well as understanding that will help you as you move forward as a security professional in Ethical Hacking

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Dale Meredith

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Dale Meredith has been a Certified Ethical Hacker/Instructor EC-Council for the past 15 years, and Microsoft Certified Trainer for over 20 years. Dale also has an additional 7 years of senior IT management experience and worked as a CTO for a popular ISP provider. Dale's expertise is in explaining difficult concepts and ensuring his students have an actionable knowledge of the course material. Straddling the line of fun and function, Dale's instruction is memorable and entertaining. Dale's knowledge and understanding of current trends in technology and applications have led to many opportunities, such as: training various Inc 500 companies, universities, and Divisions of the Department of Homeland Security for the United States government. Along with authoring for Pluralsight, consulting, and IT classroom training, you can catch Dale on stage speaking at IT conferences, helping IT teams keep their companies safe, relevant, and "breach" aware. Outside of the professional sphere, Dale spends quite a bit of his time giving back by speaking at adult and youth non-profit community gatherings and posting on his 'Dale Dumbs IT Down' social media sites. Dale uses these speaking engagements and social media sites to 'Dumb Down IT' concepts with the intent to help everyone be safe and smart with their technology and personal devices. Dale also specializes in Active Directory, Exchange Server, IIS, PowerShell, SharePoint, System Center/Desktop Deployment, and Private Cloud

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