Cyber and security architecture, not bitcoins
I am offering a Cybersecurity elective for students registered in the University of Minnesota’s Master of Science in Software Engineering program. As I described in the class on Friday, the course uses the textbook I wrote and does a lot of lab work with security tools, including Wireshark, nmap, Gnu Privacy Guard, and vulnerability scanning.
Here is a link to the 2015 syllabus.
Resources for proposed online course:
ACSAC Android Apple attacks authentication Bitcoin Boak Calibre certificates CIA properties classified Clinton cloud computing Coursera CPU cracking crypto cybercurrency databases design principles domain names Drupal ebooks elections email encrypted messages evaluations file systems flaws Ft. Meade GUI history iOS iPhone KGB Kindle library malware memory sizes Microsoft mobile security MSSE Multics NSA NSTISSI 4011 OPDS passwords phishing President quantum Quizlet RAM risks secrecy spam SSL stream cipher TCSEC Top Secret training Trump UMN video Wordpress xor
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Can you recommend me a book for network security for beginners? I’m familar with programming languages like Java, Python and PHP but I don’t have any knowledge of networking.
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Elementary Information Security contains a lot of introductory material on networking. But it’s a textbook so it can be pricey. It also depends on what you’re looking for. The textbook focuses more on technology and concepts than on specific recommendations.
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