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Thank you for posting this - it's a great video! Well laid out and explained. I would love to use this in my Intro to Computers class, but it's a little too long all on its own. For layout reasons, it would be great to be able to cut out each section to embed it in the course. But UA-cam only allows an extraction of a minute of video at a time and our LMS won't render the HTML code with a start and stop time correctly : ( I could just give them the time stamps to start and stop at but these are people just learning how to use computers so I'm really trying to keep it simple. Any recommendations? I could just screen record the sections and cite you with the entire video link beneath the clip, but I would like your permission before doing that (if there's not a better way)! - I also had a question about Phishing vs. Spear Phishing. Does Phishing become Spear Phishing because the email was only sent to Amy in your example or because she actually has a Bank of America account or both? Thanks again!
Hey Jacqueline! Shoot me an email with this request. I have the slides available as well and we can get your class set up! Jason@purplesec.us Thanks! -Jason
Start reading books and consuming UA-cam videos. I would also recommend getting familiar with Linux and the command console. Be familiar with PowerShell and Python as well. In terms of certifications, the Certified Enterprise Defender (GCED) is solid. Wish you the best of luck! - Jason
Vulnerabilities meant weakpoints and attackers can exploit them so attack types are malwares spoofing ddos social engineering Are we taking those attacks also as vulnerabilities Please someone explain me It means a lot🙏❤️.
Attacks and threats are actions to compromise the weaknesses or flaws in any system. Those flaws or weaknesses are the Vulnerabilities, I am at a beginner's level but this is my understanding. I hope it help
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good lesson, thank you
Thank you so much! This really helped with my revision :)
Glad to hear this was useful!
Thank you for making this video! It's exactly what I was looking for.
Glad you found this to be valuable’
Awesome content & explanation, on you tube , Thanks sir, Keep it up
Really do appreciate the feedback. More to come soon! Let us know if there are any topics you’d like us to focus on in the future.
- Jason
Sure sir
Very well laid out. Interesting.
Glad you enjoyed it!
- Jason
Really good presentation! Thanks for sharing
Thrilled to hear this was useful for you!
- Jason
Very clear and concise information, very helpful thanks
Glad this was useful for you!
- Jason
Please boost the volume up in future videos. Thanks!
Will do. Appreciate the feedback!
- Jason
Very Informative video
Thrilled to hear this was a valuable resource!
- Jason
This is very helpful; thank you!
Glad you found value in this!
- Jason
salamat bro
Glad this was helpful!
- Jason
at 19:42 he should say "The longer a password is USED ..."
Thank you for posting this - it's a great video! Well laid out and explained. I would love to use this in my Intro to Computers class, but it's a little too long all on its own. For layout reasons, it would be great to be able to cut out each section to embed it in the course. But UA-cam only allows an extraction of a minute of video at a time and our LMS won't render the HTML code with a start and stop time correctly : ( I could just give them the time stamps to start and stop at but these are people just learning how to use computers so I'm really trying to keep it simple. Any recommendations? I could just screen record the sections and cite you with the entire video link beneath the clip, but I would like your permission before doing that (if there's not a better way)!
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I also had a question about Phishing vs. Spear Phishing. Does Phishing become Spear Phishing because the email was only sent to Amy in your example or because she actually has a Bank of America account or both?
Thanks again!
Hey Jacqueline! Shoot me an email with this request. I have the slides available as well and we can get your class set up!
Jason@purplesec.us
Thanks!
-Jason
what are the skills needed to be a blue teamer ? i want to start from the scratch i dont know where to start ? please help
Start reading books and consuming UA-cam videos. I would also recommend getting familiar with Linux and the command console. Be familiar with PowerShell and Python as well. In terms of certifications, the Certified Enterprise Defender (GCED) is solid. Wish you the best of luck!
- Jason
@@PurpleSec thank you brother
@@CS-wi3ff anytime!
- Jason
Vulnerabilities meant weakpoints and attackers can exploit them so attack types are malwares spoofing ddos social engineering
Are we taking those attacks also as vulnerabilities
Please someone explain me
It means a lot🙏❤️.
Attacks and threats are actions to compromise the weaknesses or flaws in any system. Those flaws or weaknesses are the Vulnerabilities, I am at a beginner's level but this is my understanding. I hope it help
Good content but slow down. You talk too fast
Appreciate the feedback, Beverly!
- Jason
That's funny, I literally just set the video to 1.25x speed because it was too slow. Just shows that everyone absorbs information differently!
@@margaretschachte489 I like looking at it that way vs assuming "everyone's a critic" :)
- Jason