๐Ÿ‘จ๐Ÿปโ€๐Ÿ’ป Cybersecurity

Introduction

Pablo Fraile Alonso

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Contact

  • You can ALWAYS contact me with any questions related to the course, cybersecurity, or technology in general.
  • I usually reply to emails sent to pablo.fraile@udl.cat within 24 hours. On weekends, responses may take a little longer.
  • Feel free to stop by room 3.07 at EPS to ask your questions in person (itโ€™s often the easiest and fastest way to get an answer).

Ethicals

  • Cybersecurity knowledge is powerful.
  • Use what you learn in this course responsibly, legally, and ethically.
  • We do NOT want to empower anyone to harm others, break into systems, steal data, or disrupt services.
  • You are responsible for your own actions.
  • People who misuse cybersecurity skills can face serious consequences, including criminal charges, fines, and jail.

Methodology

  • As explained in the first class, weโ€™re going to have several lab sessions, followed by a competency-based exam.
  • Donโ€™t worry too much about the exam. If you understand the concepts we cover in class, complete the recommended exercises, and make use of the other course resources, you should be well prepared.

Grades

  • The competency-based exam will be 25% of your FINAL grade.
  • The labs that weโ€™re going to do are a TODO % of your FINAL grade

Calendar

Week 1 6 h
24 nov.
Introduction + Virtualization I
25 nov.
Virtualization II
26 nov.
Linux Hardening
Week 2 6 h
1 dec.
Observability
2 dec.
HoneyPots and App Hardening
3 dec.
Forensic
Week 3 4 h
9 dec.
Binary Explotation
10 dec.
Reverse Engineering
Week 4 6 h
15 dec.
Audit I
16 dec.
Audit II
17 dec.
The Onion Protocol + Wireless
Week 5 4 h
22 dec.
Demo Exam
23 dec.
Exam