*Cryptographic & Crypto analytic attacks* 3:35 Brute force 4:34 Counter measures 5:08 Birthday attack vs Replay attack 5:54 Meet-in-the-middle vs Man-in-the-middle 6:54 Known Plaintext vs Chosen Ciphertext vs Chosen Plaintext vs Ciphertext only attack 8:34 Frequency Analysis - transposition cipher & substitution cipher 9:52 Mobile & Wireless attacks - bluejacking, blue snarfing & bluejacking 11:24 Network Attacks: DoS - Bot net/Zombie net, Bot herders, SYN Flood, ping of death; DDoS - smurf attack 14:40 DoS Legacy/Predecessor attacks: teardrop attacks, fraggle attack, land attack 16:16 TCP 3 Way Handshake - session based protocol 17:24 Impersonation & Masquerading - countermeasures 17:58 Modification attacks 18:15 ARP Spoofing 19:06 DNS Attacks vs DNS Spoofing 20:18 Homograph attacks 21:30 Hyperlink Spoofing 22:24 Phreaking 22:58 PBX (Business Phone Systems) - threats, abuse & fraud 24:00 Access Control Attacks - dictionary, brute force, spoofed logon screens, sniffer, spoofing, social engineering, phishing (spear-phishing, whaling, vishing) 28:23 Access Aggregation Active Directory 28:59 Kerberos 29:56 Preventing Access Control Attacks 30:20 Cryptographic salts 30:56 MFA 32:09 Two other legacy attacks - Tempest & White Noise 33:14 Attacks involving human element 35:00 Espionage & Sabotage 35:35 Countermeasures for limiting access & damage 36:34 Monitoring Privilege Operations 37:37 Computer crime - Malicious Code 38:28 Application attack - buffer overflow, back door, TOCTTOU, root kit 40:42 Web Application Vulnerabilities - XSS, XSRF, SQL injection 43:04 RDBMS threats & vulnerabilities - aggregation, inference 44:24 Computer Virus - multipartite/ stealth/ polymorphic, encrypted viruses, hoax, logic bombs, 46:29 trojan horse 47:01 Ransomeware 47:40 Countermeasures 48:54 Zero-day exploits 49:48 Post-quantum cryptography & quantum resistant algorithms symmetric - grove's algorithm, asymmetric - shore's algorithm public key algorithm resistant to quantum decryption - lattice

Passed my CISSP, thank-you for the great content

Thank you so much for your contribution to the cybersecurity world. A few days ago, NIST announced the first 4 quantum-resistant cryptographic algorithms, including Crystals Kyber for general encryption, and Crystals Dilithiuym, Falcon, and Sphincs+ for digital signatures.

Taking the exam soon and I'm just so blessed that I ran into your videos. Thank you for keeping it simple but reliable!

This video on attacks was particularly useful for me in the exam (passed, no bootcamp) as the official study guide is not so strong on the various countermeasures for the different attack. Thanks

Clear speech, good material pacing and organization, visuals reinforcing the narrative. Useful study tool.

You're the man! Please keep them coming. :)

I passed the exam on 03/18/22, and I would like to thank the content that Pete presented, it was essential for me to pass. My thanks!

I cleared my exam today . Thank you for these videos and tips ..

Re prepared statements. I see this a lot that its a good way to protect against SQl Injection. Is there a reason that just all web site developers dont enable this checking function. Is it difficult to set up or a tick in a box? Thanks for the content btw.

Great content!!

These videos are just awesome. Thanks so much for taking the time to put them together.

your videos are really good. Can you do a video just on new topics added to the 2021 exam? Thank you!

very good videos as usual. Pls could you post the link for free test?