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• Understanding Packets and Protocols | Wireshark Guide to Network Analysis

  In this Episode, we focus on understanding packets and protocols, key components of network communication, and their crucial role in network analysis with Wireshark. Wireshark is a powerful tool that allows you to capture and inspect network traffic, helping you monitor data flow and troubleshoot issues effectively. To make the most of Wireshark, it’s essential to understand what packets are and how they carry data across networks.

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• Introduction and Understanding of Wireshark | Comprehensive Wireshark Guide

  We introduce and explain Wireshark, one of the most powerful tools for network analysis and packet sniffing. Wireshark is widely used by network professionals and cybersecurity experts to capture and analyze network traffic, troubleshoot network issues, and ensure the security of data transmission.

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• Effective CISM Exam Strategies for Success | Think Like a Manager

  In this Episode, we explore how adopting a managerial mindset can significantly enhance your CISM exam strategies. The CISM exam is not just a test of technical knowledge; it requires a strategic, managerial approach to information security. InfosecTrain’s expert instructors will guide you through the four key domains of the CISM exam—Information Security Governance, Risk Management, Information Security Program Development, and Incident Management—while helping you think like a manager.

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• Types of Password Attacks Password

  Password cracking is the process of figuring out passwords from data passing through or stored on a computer. It can be done to help someone regain a password they forgot, to ensure passwords are strong enough, or by hackers to get into systems they shouldn’t. Hacking often starts with guessing passwords. Since passwords are important for security, hackers use different methods like guessing, using a list of common passwords, or trying every possible combination until they find the right one. They often succeed because many people use passwords that are easy to guess Types of Password Attacks Cracking passwords is an important step for someone trying to break into a computer system. It’s like using an ethical way to do something unethical– getting into a system you’re not supposed to. When someone can’t remember their password, there are four main ways a hacker might try to figure it out: View More: Types of Password Attacks Password

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• CEH Module 7: Malware Threats

  Module 7 of CEH: Malware Threats explains the basics of different types of harmful software (malware) and how they can negatively affect computers and networks. It describes the usual methods attackers use to spread this harmful software on the internet and talks about unwanted programs that users might unintentionally install. What is Malware? The word malware is a combination of two words: mal+ware, which means malicious+software that damages the user’s computer system or network or even takes over control from the user. Some of the most common types of malware are viruses, worms, Trojans, backdoors, rootkits, botnets, ransomware, spyware, adware, and many more. This malicious software can cause significant harm by deleting files, slowing down the computer’s performance, stealing sensitive information, and even locking the user out of their own system. These malicious programs are used to: Spy on the web browsing and watch which websites you’re visiting. Make the computer drag along slowly and not work as well as it should. Take private details, such as who you know and other personal info. Get rid of important files you have, causing you to lose a bunch of stuff. Use the infected computer to go after other computers. Fill the email with lots of annoying junk ads. View More: CEH Module 7: Malware Threats

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