Cyber Security Full Course for Beginner

[@MyCS1]

More cyber security Courses: kzbin.info/aero/PLqrmzsjOpq5iR535JAxA1fFn0AoFSsr67 ** Table of Contents ** Why cyber Security (0:00) Cyber Security Terminology (6:33) Demystifying Computers (19:40) Demystifying Internet (40:00) Passwords and Hash Function (01:15:40) Common Password Threat (01:30:30) Creating strong password How email works (02:14:22) Email Security Types of Malware (02:40:00) Functions of Malware Sources of Malware Layers of defense against malware How web browsing works Safely navigating the web Online Shopping Wireless Network basics Wireless internet security threats Public wireless network administering wireless network Social media and privacy Reading URLs

[@hokopl]

Sorry, but this link is for the same video as above, plus what happened with the last lesson? Part II incoming?

[@MyCS1]

@@hokopl This is the link for playlist. Check out the second videos of this playlist. A more advance cyber security course which is more than 6 hours long.

[@hokopl]

@@MyCS1 Oh, ok. Thanks

[@techserks]

@@MyCS1 I cannot see this in your playlist for Cyber security section, are you sure its set to Public?

[@WalterDeRooij]

Same here. I only see one video.

[@nicholasgarkusha2716]

Cyber Security Literacy 0:00 Lesson 2 Why Study Cyber Security 6:29 Lesson 3 Cyber Security Terminology 22:17 Lesson 4 Demystifying Computers Part 1 of 1 36:33 Lesson 5 Demystifying Computers Part 2 of 2 43:18 Lesson 6 Demystifying the Internet Part 1 of 3 50:16 Lesson 7 Demystifying the Internet Part 2 of 3 1:03:20 Lesson 8 Demystifying the Internet Part 3 of 3 1:16:32 Lesson 9 Passwords and Hash Functions 1:24:49 Lesson 10 Common Password Threats 1:45:31 Lesson 11 Creating Strong Passwords 1:52:13 Lesson 12 Managing Passwords 1:59:00 Lesson 13 How Email works 2:09:13 Lesson 14 Email Security 2:21:47 Lesson 15 Varieties of Malware 2:29:26 Lesson 16 Functions of Malware 2:39:50 Lesson 17 Sources of Malware 2:53:28 Lesson 18 Layers of Defence Against Malware 3:02:18 Lesson 19 How Web Browsing Works 3:13:56 Lesson 20 Safely Navigating the Web 3:32:05 Lesson 21 Online Shopping 3:48:35 Lesson 22 Wireless Network Basics 3:54:00 Lesson 23 Wireless Internet Security Threats 4:05:31 Lesson 24 Using Public Wireless Networks 4:14:49 Lesson 25 Administering Wireless Networks 4:22:23 Lesson 26 Social Media and Privacy 4:32:13 Lesson 27 Social Media and Security NoTime Lesson 28 NoFile 4:42:44 Lesson 29 Reading URLs 4:52:36 Lesson 30 Interpersonal Issues Online

[@designhub360customapparel]

You the REAL MVP!

[@yuhmike634]

the guy copied the description you fools 😂

[@nicholasgarkusha2716]

@@yuhmike634 The description didn't have all the times/correct times or all of the lessons, but you didn't notice that did you. Turns out you're the fool ;)

[@onetwothreefourfivesixseve8526]

Wut

[@pradumnasoni1652]

@@nicholasgarkusha2716 *you're

[@Ragamonster77]

I just got laid off from a 17 year career in Higher Ed. I thought it would be a good time to switch careers so Im taking an accelerated intro cyber certification. I’ve been completely overwhelmed. Im not far into your video but just the part where you say not to be nervous about not getting all the terminology yet, really helped me a lot. As an autistic person, being able to read the vocabulary words while you read them is invaluable. Also the visuals and relatable stories. Thank you so much for making it easier to understand. I will be subscribing!

[@jennifoster182]

@Ragamonster77 I love you comment. I have been in accounting for 20 years and got let go due to I don’t have a degree. This video is amazing. Hope you have a wonderful day.

[@afficals-chi9056]

yeah im an accounting major degree. i graduated and tryna to switch to analyst roles like business/data rn studying and getting certs as well. hope i go well with everything since its new years ! new goals.

[@ASH3802]

These comments are all very inspiring & encouraging! Im switching careers @ 40yo & a recovering truck driver! Im not computer illiterate by any means but there is a lot of new concepts to say the least!! Im gonna eat this Elephant one bite @ A time, though!! Good luck to all!!

[@WalmartWhite.]

Maybe you should've kept your hands off your students. Legal doesn't mean consenting.

[@chrischon1]

How is it coming along? Curious as to how this has benefitted you so far.

[@gladysebot849]

I am a nurse, but I am about to start a course in cyber security.This by far is the best video, especially for us who are new to this field.God bless you, sir.

[@tadekenny780]

Hi

[@bnu872]

Same here. Will like to connect with you if you are open to that. Looking for someone to walk this challenging journey with

[@Singleosteocyte]

was a nursing student and switched, it was just too much for me. can't wait to see how much of a difference this will be (hopefully for the better), good luck to you!

[@SAnderson54]

Yessssss!! speak to me like I'm a 2 year old! Thank you!!

[@tayloredon2527]

Pshh, at least it's understandable English ,not broken English .... It does feel a little demeaning though...but hey I can stand listening to him some people I can't stand ,it's like they don't think about what they sound like,it's frustrating because there's this or there's college and in my case ,I might as well breathe from mouth and dream.

[@Queen-ConsciousYa]

Yesss 😂

[@SaintIC]

Kinky

[@terryw1944]

😂 Good one..

[@BSarkTube45]

You sure whine like a two-year old

[@user-pz4hz1do7i]

I am Taiwanese, and I want to be a cyber security engineer. It is hard to began.But there are not free courses about cyber security in my country. This is the best course I ever see. Thank u very much.

[@CSSuccessGamer]

a free 4 hour course. Thanks!

[@LearnWithGaya3]

if you are new to this concepts, even if you try harder you cannot learn this much knowledge so soon. To my knowledge it will costs 24 hours. Four hours its just amazing...

[@eddvys1479]

It's actually closer to 5 :D

[@nitingupta1417]

bro , its 5 hour course and it take too much effort to watch it completely. Though the course is superb.

[@bijoykumarbhadra1440]

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[@MsKali05]

@@bijoykumarbhadra1440 how was it ?

[@realpope8186]

This guy is amazing....He makes things appear so easy even without IT knowledge

[@cLoudyDey]

💯💯💯fr!!

[@kaymoneyable]

I rarely give comment but i believe this is the most beginner friendly course on the internet, the narration and the various illustrations was so engaging. I wish I could like 10times This course really blessed me. Thanks alot

[@bertrandfossung1216]

One of the best intro to Cybersecurity courses I have come across so far. Great work.

[@elisebreton7636]

Wow Bertrand I can’t believe I would ever see someone I know personally in a random video on KZbin lol..I knew u in sasse

[@jkilleen1327]

Well done sir! Clear, simple explainations that cover a lot of ground in a short amount of time. Thank you so much for your time and effort in creating and sharing this with us!

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback. Happy learning

[@atharvam4913]

@@MyCS1 You sounds like big head of sillicon valley

[@anehbenard4155]

@@MyCS1 pls how can I get personal classes with u.i really need your help pls

[@thabometsing1670]

I have a hard time staying focused with most tutorials that I find on youtube but I must say that I haven't felt so interested in cybersecurity as I am in this video. I am totally blown away hey. I have been on it for the past three days. so easy to follow and you make soo interesting and fun.

[@michaelg4324]

Going to School for Cyber Security and Information Assurance! this is great information. Thanks

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback

[@LgndsJay]

Michael G How was it?

[@calin6327]

Wow. There is a person in IT who has pleasant presenting skills? Thanks man

[@LaLobitaa]

I begin cybersecurity this fall, and this is the most newb friendly introduction video I’ve seen yet… THANK YOU!

[@44Him44Me]

I have commented twice on 2 separate youtube videos in the almost 15 years I have been a member. I have been wanting to become a security professional and have been struggling to retain the wealth of information available everywhere. I was beginning to think that maybe I'm just not going to get it and I should pursue other ambitions. This video has been great. It is very well explained, perfectly presented and not dripping with monotoned condescension. I feel engaged and have not lost interest since I started it. Usually, by now my mind would begin to wander and I'd be considering what I should make for dinner or what I'd like the weekend to look like. I said all of that to say, thank you and I will continue to tune in.

[@solarwind907]

Thank you to the creator of this video. You’re helping a lot of people, many who have zero formal computer science education. There aren’t a lot of videos out there that cater to This group of people. ( people like me) Sincere thanks!

[@palemariopeter6902]

People like us needed this badly. Thanks to the creator again

[@davemoore8517]

1:16:59 straight out of our 2nd degree. A fantastic course offered by an accomplished traveler. I appreciated the reference even if the other 1K commenters did not. Thanks Brother!

[@krombisofficial7228]

Remember those days when on KZbin you ended up in weird section by recommendations? Now we end up here. Nice improvement 🤩

[@olinzodd]

Thanks. I already am a cybersecurity person, but helps to refresh my memory and all (never 'officially' had a job in it, but have studied it for many years). I run Linux systems, so I also fall into a false sense of security, since attacks on Linux are so rare (as you said, its mostly because Windows is so popular, but 'any' system can be attacked). And 2 Factor Auth. is one of the first things I recommend to people (I believe this is probably the biggest thing that has saved me over the years :-)

[@justchilling.com2024]

William Miller isn’t a way to get past 2 factor auth.?

[@ezpe3865]

I'm studying Comptia A+. Do I need to learn Comptia Networking before I start learning Comptia Security?

[@thestranger6340]

3 hrs in and this video is a golden nugget. You almost don't want it to end!

[@ahondara3467]

That thought experiment between memory and storage was.... Brilliant. And helped me to understand it.

[@AlviTVBD]

*This course is much easier, shorter, and has more learning materials than in the 6 months of classes for beginners!!*

[@bryanh3057]

Honestly, although a fair amount of this was review for me, this is one of the single best educational videos I’ve ever watched. It was fantastic narration and clearly communicated without too much jargon to confuse the topic. Great job!! A+

[@yade5979]

So far I watched 1 hour and I'm blown away by how amazing this video is. Thanks a lot.

[@MohamedSalah-wj2yw]

thanks god i passed cia part 3 exam and this video actually helped me in the cyber security section, thank you :)

[@LayLoow]

Have you chosen any specific institutions

[@RedDiamond00]

I train my people in IT like we are both children. I try to do fun things to keep people awake and engaged like letting them break certain things to show them how quickly they can be fixed with honest communication. When you get really in depth with technology, a lot of it becomes tedious and terminology sounds like a different language, which in many ways it is.

[@mikemar3751]

You have so much insights of teaching , I would say best online teacher in the world.

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback

[@cryptoninja3881]

Wow, been in finance for 16 years and moving to cyber security space and watching this video thus far has been so EASY to absorb and understand. This will definitely help prepare me for my CS curriculum at college. Thank you so much!!!

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback. Happy learning about cyber security.

[@Naaka_311]

How'd it go

[@Daniela-fn8or]

You’re not boring at all!!! I love this!!!! First non boring IT video I’ve watched 😂

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback. Keep learning

[@AlotofStuffChannel]

same here haha, now the rest of the videos online will suck compare to this one:(

[@isaiahrobinson3489]

I'm going to be starting school Oct 1st so this is cool for me I'm soaking in all the information I can get since I'm a beginner

[@leem7095]

I start Cyber Security class next month as a beginner as well. Good luck with your schooling!

[@gonzalo_rosae]

school? u mean college?

[@johnathanheatherman6438]

@@gonzalo_rosae no there's CS bootcamps. Depending on the bootcamp they can be just as good as a college degree kinda like a tradeschool. But I've seen a lot of scam type ones where they say they won't charge you if you arent offered a job above a certain salary but they will usually offer you a job qualifying in the range and then you either have to take it or take the risk of searching for a job with just the bootcamp which aren't usually accredited. My recommendation to anyone maybe thinking of spending the money on a bootcamp i would go for certifications as you'll be able to pay for them the same way a bootcamp works. Its just self taught but that looks more impressive. Now if you're deciding between college and bootcamp. Spend the extra time (it's usually about the same price at the end) and get a degree as it will carry more weight. If you have completed a bootcamp all the more power to you im just giving advice from personal experience. Also your degree is accredited so you can have the possibility of getting it for free if you spend 24/7on scholarships. But the MOST important thing is definitely a good set of certifications(range from 100-1000) like a pentester would want the CEH (this ones ass but its good at landing you most CS jobs for whatever reason) the OSCP(one of the BEST) comptia Pentest+ and a few others related to cyber security.

[@nylahburns9767]

eRiC M how is it?

[@leem7095]

@@nylahburns9767 Its not bad..its a lot of information to absorb especially with me not having an IT background. We are half done with the CompTIA and uCertify lessons. Should finish everything somewhere around the beginning of Feb.

[@yorickdebauche5830]

I'm starting a course next december in Cyber Security and wanted to go ahead and try to learn a few of the basics on my own. 2 minutes into this video, almost nothing new but I already felt like subscribing because your voice and editing are just so appealing. I look forward to this course and in the meantime, I'll be binge watching your content to get a better understanding of what I'm getting into. You are very professional in the way you explain and it's a great video so far! Thanks for that content :)

[@jenniferhiro]

Can you share what course you are about to start. I'm trying to move into cyber security and need pointers.

[@yorickdebauche5830]

@@jenniferhiro Depends where you live, I'm in Quebec Canada, so the course might be different.

[@ReplaysX]

@@yorickdebauche5830 hey man how has the course in cyber sec been going? looking to get into it myself this coming month.

[@jlshoem]

This was a great course. I have worked on computers for 30 years, and I learned some interesting things on this course. ..... I forgot to say Thank you!

[@_7teen]

Decrypting hash passwords could also be done using cypher as i read in most Ethical Hacking Books, so even hash password are merely hard to black hats. Good lesson from you bro,i like the guide beginner,

[@pkl8610]

Deeply appreciate the time and intentionality toward an audience of beginners that went into this. Very well done.

[@Joe60459]

Would you say this video is still relevant in 2023?

[@LearnWithGaya3]

I am going to enter in the field of Information Security and i found you as my first teacher. Thank you the video. Its very much helpful to start with. Thanks again....

[@jaimitvala9846]

Hey How far you have gone in ur cyber security journey since this video?

[@omarabdullah603]

ru still going ?

[@thanhdamle4219]

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[@jaimitvala9846]

@@thanhdamle4219 what???

[@thanhdamle4219]

@@jaimitvala9846 that what I think Cyberspace is not as safe as my own encryption.

[@jonathanfonk5470]

Wish content like this was available when I was in high school. Great stuff!

[@ethanwashington60]

Really helpful thank you mate. Im starting a 3 year degree at University on CS this September but I am coming from a working background (I never went to college) so I have a lot of catching up to do!

[@Taxxpy]

How it is going?

[@Sc19869]

Good luck. I’m thinking about going to school for cs.

[@MrSlidthunder]

Did you pass?

[@bnu872]

As a gen x whose kids have to work the tv remote and printer for, your video is a godsend. This lesson is the first, out many “start and did not finish beyond 45 minutes ” videos I was able to watch to the end and actually enjoyed. Thank you for sharing.

[@jpmwene]

this video just makes me wanna be a cybersecurity expert. Its just perfect for anyone who wants to learn about cybersecurity.

[@davidrobert176]

This channel deserves more support. Keep going mate this is amazing

[@phuang_justiclife7407]

on 3:30:00 usually control+shift + del can easy call up deleted history just want to let you guys know this short key is awsome when you use public computer it can easy to deleted history Good luck i hope this help

[@xrosegolden]

i’m so proud of myself for being over halfway through this video. thank u so much

[@Islamicvideosandlecture]

Thanks man! You explain so clearly than Paid courses

[@IamOnlyaHumanafterall]

This is a great video for beginners! Thank you for taking time in creating this video and many more to enlighten us with your knowledge and also refresh. rebrush our basic Skills. Appreciate all your efforts..

[@kimberlywright3059]

Amen thank you 🙏

[@bobsmith8405]

This video sparked my interest and is the start of my cyber security journey!

[@victoryanusie3124]

Same here, just starting my CS journey....currently half way through the course and will be going for certifications on Coursera to decorate my resume.

[@heatherbwallace6250]

You rock! Thank you so much. You have revived my interest and breathed life of capability back into my technological desires . I changed my degree because it was overwhelming but I intend to get certifications rather than a degree in this field. Thank you again and bless you!

[@lynnelenatorbay1450]

Thank you so much for this video, it helps enormously. i am starting my Msc in Cyber security this fall and this is an amazing start.

[@SiamAlamOfficial]

Approved

[@RussianBot69420]

excuse me?

[@user-ejxomyq]

@@RussianBot69420 what? was he rude?

[@SunnySingh-uq4ll]

This is brilliantly illustrated in order help understand how the internet actually works. Thanx mate

[@AWorthyGamer]

Whats crazy is im paying for the Coursera and this seems to be LOADED with wwaayyyyyy better information...

[@ssaranyapk]

Hi Thank you so much..... I'm struggling with words, but in simple I wanna tell you " YOU ARE BEST TEACHER" I ever cross over the KZbin...... Please any one wanna learn cybersecurity, this s d right place...... Hat off you You are stupendous After I watched this I was over the moon...... thank you once again 😊

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback

[@Marek_Vasilev]

I love when a course manages to make me laugh a fair few times! It's really nice and keeps things refreshing! Already laughed like a dozen times and am in the middle, so I've got more to look forward to c:

[@analainvlogs9214]

This was awesome. A good entry to Cyber Security. Understanding the underlying layer really does help.

[@olaniransunday6010]

God bless you sir... I am now in love with cyber security, and i promise to dive more into it from now

[@happyfamilylifescreations]

Thank you for this clear and crisp understanding of Cyber Security.I am a IT graduate in year 2006 but was not able to have an experience in the IT industry, as i took my career into teaching and other fields. Right now I am so interested to do a home based job in computers as I want to pursue my career and interest in computers and also I have 3 girls so difficult to go into the outside world.Please can you give me more information and guidance on how I can go about it and how should I start like after understanding it from here. Thanks~!

[@user-cb2wg1dm4y]

How can a IT teacher can help you with parenting problem? I dont understnad.

[@mikem4520]

I have watched this video for 5 minutes and can't help adding on linkedin that I'm a cyber security expert 😍😂😂

[@pahjaa5562]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌

[@michelepereira8792]

🤣🤣🤣

[@liaujingcheng8937]

you got tips on how i can get better at cybersecurity? im only 14 btw

[@mikem4520]

Hi uncle, I'm 12

[@adebukolalaw3091]

Me too. Am like an expert now 42 minutes in 😂😂😂

[@Sc19869]

Thinking about going into cybersecurity, you made this sound so interesting, thanks.

[@nolanhill77]

I really like your doodles and drawings. I am starting my cs degree in January and have no idea about any of this. So helpful!

[@youngsam2927]

Cyber security way of the future thanks for this lecture

[@TheDarkShow]

Some ordinary gamers got me intro cyber security. now i wanna pursue it as a career.

[@ShoddyLegion]

I was gonna go into culinary until I actually worked for a small business that screwed me. Then I realized how much I love computers and boom.. plan B.

[@TheDarkShow]

@@ShoddyLegion that's awesome! i also considered culinary, but I'm pretty sure cyber security will be my career.

[@mohamedhussien9271]

I just started and I can say this is a great educational lessons. Thank you very much.

[@princeyaaw8008]

did you major in computer science? How is the program?

[@teddiegauta651]

I subscribed before watching the video because of the comments.

[@PokemonProfessorNebula]

A neat trick I was taught was that when you enter your name into a website signing up, put your middle name as the website name so if you get any scam email, you know which site sold your info to a buyer.

[@deepstonecrypt]

This series is insane... Its super interesting and Informative at the same time. Thank you!

[@Brothervice2024]

Thank you so much for putting in the time and effort to make this course!!!

[@derekagyeman4014]

Great course for both beginners and those who are already in the filed. Thanks for your Time .

[@pepperoni2493]

First video i actually watched EVERY Second of...

[@destructor_de_mundos247]

great video i learned a lot about hackers,http and https protocols and how to protect myself thanks..

[@skshavali376]

Great video sir,most valuable information Worth to watch Thanks to u sir and to ur whole TEAM 😘❤️❤️💓💗

[@pamlayyevette]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us! I’m changing careers and feel now is the time for me to jump into the cybersecurity field

[@TruthfulPromise]

WOW... Explaining everything in a very nice manner. Thanks a lot

[@upgradeamericapodcast8187]

Thank you for making this information public and taking the extra time and energy to add enthusiasm! Cyber Security always seemed overwhelming to me. This video really helped me understand the fundamentals of a computer and the internet, to the common threats and methods of cyberattacks. I know this is the tip of the iceberg but this video did a great job indoctrinating me into information security. Great job!

[@rayhanebrahim9382]

wow this guy taught me a lot THANKS

[@laishalara80]

I just found what I want to Major in ... Ive been praying for this special moment to finally find what I’ve been waiting to study and it’s calling my name

[@fishmasteruniverse]

yeah, I never knew what to do or study. but know I have found something I really enjoyed good luck with your studies

[@Savag3-142]

Hello. I am just getting into cybersecurity. I am going to get the certification and I learning a lot from this course. I will keep going to see how well I do.

[@Hannahshibu]

This course has definitely been extremely helpful, very well detailed and explained through examples. Thank you for making this available. God bless.

[@MyCS1]

Thanks for your feedback . We are happy to help

[@GeeksLesson]

Best #cybersecurity course ever!

[@LakeVermilionDreams]

No, no it isn't. It contradicts its own advice about using easily guessed personal information for passwords, says 8 character passwords are secure and strong, and even recommends password reuse. Terrible!

[@chioma-ic7em]

This is the best explanations i have seen so far on cybersecurity.. Like it's so intentional i love it ❤

[@blueninja42069]

Thank you, Dale Grauman .

[@tyler-path]

Much love from UIUC! I'm an Information Systems major and found this incredibly helpful

[@josecadula7307]

Thank you very much, for your kindness and effort!

[@rhondaclaiborne7283]

Thank you for the simplistic breakdown of cybersecurity. Your introduction had me thinkings of ways to deter cyber criminals immediately. Thank you very much. Keeping one’s system safe; barriers. 👍🏾

[@FloresRain]

I'm a security guard, going to the military with immense hope that I can get into intelligence, then go to a four year in technology and get into a huge security agency. If I can learn cyber security then man my goals will be easier to achieve.

[@dishanimalliyawadu6263]

Thank you very much for sharing this for free. It's really simplified and understandable. What a way to articulate complex things into simple component? Wonderful job. Good luck!

[@Chickenxsandwich]

Thank you for making this video, your generosity does not go unnoticed.

[@user-ye5ru4wl5z]

Just finished and I have to admit, I have learnt alot.

[@miraamir1674]

I will start my cybersecurity program next Monday . Watching your videos before my program giving me better idea . Thanks you for your efforts and for your timing . God bless

[@mominul_hoque]

Where are you learning ?

[@leoaraujo3870]

Linux is more secure because of hard work by the community to keep it that way, not because it's less popular. Large responsible companies use Linux on their servers (Google, KZbin, Netflix, Amazon, etc.), most smartphones use Linux or some variant, even large means of transport in Japan and in various parts of the world use Linux, the New York Stock Exchange systems, airport flight controllers, Lockheed Martin nuclear submarines. It just doesn't make sense what you say. In one sentence, you have just discounted all the hard work that has been done to the Linux kernel to keep it as secure as possible.

[@MrTimetravler]

Man thank you for this education I am just starting!!

[@pawankumar786]

MrTimetravler dude I also started learning I am looking for a partner

[@seckinaydin1]

Couldnt pass without a comment. This is amongst the best contents ever i have seen on KZbin. Thanks+congrats.

[@adriancatana8744]

Fun fact : my first teacher was/is my mother ! Can u remember your first teacher? he said :D that was the moment i started laughing ! Great video btw , cheers ! Thaks alot !

[@MrMac5150]

THIS IS THE BEST SECURITY VIDEO ON THE INTERNET

[@MyCS1]

Thanks. Keep learning about cyber security

[@MrMac5150]

@@MyCS1 Thank You.

[@livingthealkalinelifewitha384]

I have to agree with you.Definitely is. Is there a continuation?

[@Farhan_Ahmad_khan821]

Table of Contents: Why cyber Security (0:00) Cyber Security Terminology (6:33) Demystifying Computers (19:40) Demystifying Internet (40:00) Passwords and Hash Function (01:15:40) Common Password Threat (01:30:30) Creating strong password How email works (02:14:22) Email Security Types of Malware (02:40:00) Functions of Malware Sources of Malware Layers of defense against malware How web browsing works Safely navigating the web Online Shopping Wireless Network basics Wireless internet security threats Public wireless network administering wireless network Social media and privacy Reading URLs

[@ASH3802]

This is SOOOO HELPFUL! Can we PIN THIS @ the top? Thanks!!!

[@gerippelz8606]

currently watching now @ 02/March 2022. Thanks for sharing....Just subscribed!!

[@cosmicdiasporapoems2916]

Thanks allot for all your hard work for people who you will never meet appreciated.

[@WXUZT]

Very well explained. Thank You so much for your effort invested.

[@MyCS1]

Welcome to cyber security

[@whalingwithishmael7751]

The animation with "A Thousand Easy Cyber Attacks" got me LOL

[@vartech100]

Starting my MSC in cyber security next February. Thanks for your information

[@jurgensteward7512]

wow ! i'll encourage every cyber person to watch this video. amazing intro into cyber security. powerful work. this video deserves a high rate than ever