TCM Security has some of their
Training Courses (Digital) on sale for
$1 Each when you apply promo code
DOLLARANDADREAM during checkout.
Thanks to Community Member
JennaSkye for finding this deal.
Available courses:
About the courses:
- Practical Ethical Hacking: "Learn how to hack like a pro by a pro. 25 hours of up to date practical hacking techniques with absolutely no filler."
- Requirements:
- Basic IT knowledge
- For Mid-Course Capstone: A minimum of 12GB of RAM is suggested.
- For Wireless Hacking: A wireless adapter that supports monitor mode (links provided in course).
- For Active Directory Lab Build: A minimum of 16GB of RAM is suggested. Students can still participate in the course, but may experience slow lab environments.
- Practical Malware Analysis & Triage: "Arm yourself with knowledge and bring the fight to the bad guys. Learn the state of the art of malware analysis and reverse engineering."
- Requirements:
- Basic IT knowledge.
- Knowledge of the general classes of malware (virus, trojan, worm, etc). Knowledge of how these malware classes function on the technical level is not required.
- Comfort in the command line of Linux and Windows. All tools and techniques taught in the course are explained step-by-step but working knowledge of Bash and the Windows command prompt is recommended.
- A computer that:
- Has at least 6GB of available RAM.
- Has at least 40GB of available storage
- Can run Oracle VirtualBox and host two lab virtual machines at the same time (with the option to host a third for additional development).
- Has an internet connection.
- Knowledge of x86 Assembly and other low level computer programming concepts is not required.
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jk
There are some really good books out there that're certainly better than this endorsed or worked on by people like the guy from Kerbs on Security that's helped everyone from Department of Defense to Microsoft.
jk
There are some really good books out there that're certainly better than this endorsed or worked on by people like the guy from Kerbs on Security that's helped everyone from Department of Defense to Microsoft.
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