An introductory guided tour to the field of data structures, algorithms, and complexity analysis. This course is loaded with a ton of practical examples, and focuses on intuition, rather than formulas and mathematical proofs.
"Hack Yourself First" is all about developers building up cyber-offense skills and proactively seeking out security vulnerabilities in their own websites before an attacker does.
Learn how to conduct a practical penetration test using Kali Linux.
Learn to assess the security profile of your own web applications and identify security risks before attackers do.
Lip Sync is a vital part of almost any cartoon, and animating lip sync by hand can be a grueling process. Expressions in After Effects CC provide powerful tools you can use to automate the lip sync process. Software required: After Effects CC.
Recent years have seen a massive explosion in the growth of rich client apps that talk over the web using APIs across HTTP, but unfortunately, all too often they contain serious security vulnerabilities that are actually very easy to locate. This course shows you how.
As a software developer you have a duty to your employer to secure and protect their data. In this course, you will learn how to use the .NET Framework to protect your data to satisfy confidentiality, integrity, non-repudiation, and authentication.
Linux is widely used to host critical services in Internet-facing settings. This course will show you how to take control of your servers, assess their vulnerability, and significantly reduce their attack surface by hardening the system.
This course explains Wi-Fi security with a focus on implementing WPA2 to meet the growing demands for BYOD. The course begins with a discussion of common wireless attacks and countermeasures, and then details the different Wi-Fi security mechanisms. It compares and contrasts the different encryption, authentication, and message authentication options to help you select the right security mechanisms for your organization.
Secure Account Management Fundamentals is all about exploiting then protecting security weaknesses in the features we often take for granted in websites today such as registration, logon, changing account info, and logoff.
