[Udemy]Cyber Security and Internet Safety [2015, ENG]

Section 1: Welcome to Cyber Security & Internet Safety
Lecture 1
Introduction Video
01:36
Welcome to the Cyber Security and Internet Safety course!

Throughout this course, we'll be covering the following topics:

Web Browsing
Email
Malware
Identity Theft
Social Networking
Phones
Passwords
Please don't hesitate to ask questions or request clarification on any of the subject matter.
Section 2: Web Browsing
Lecture 2
Introduction Video
01:02
Welcome to the Web Browsing section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

Click Bait
Search Engine Ads
Torrents
File Downloads
HTTP vs HTTPS
Privacy
Lecture 3
Click Bait
03:48
Don't get lured into bad places online or accidentally follow a misleading ad by avoiding click bait.
Lecture 4
Click Bait Demo
03:21
Watch a screencast of how to avoid click bait using popular Windows web browsers.
Lecture 5
Search Engine Ads
04:08
Sometimes, if you're not paying close attention, you can click on a search engine ad instead of where you actually wanted to go. This can lead to frustration or possibly lead you to places that can get you into trouble.
Lecture 6
Search Engine Ads Demo
03:54
Watch a screencast of what search engine ads look like and where they're located in Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
Lecture 7
Torrents
07:01
Only use torrents for legal means and be very careful not to stumble into files that contain hidden malware.
Lecture 8
File Downloads
06:04
There are many types of files that can be downloaded on the Web and we'll cover what to be careful of when dealing with them in your browser.
Lecture 9
File Downloads Demo
04:54
Watch a screencast on what to look out for when downloading online and how easy it can be to quickly be offered dangerous files.
Lecture 10
HTTP vs HTTPS
04:02
Find out how you can tell the difference between non-secure (http) and secure (https) web browser connections on the Internet.
Lecture 11
HTTP vs HTTPS Demo
Preview
03:40
Watch a screencast of what the differences are between http and https and how they look in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
Lecture 12
Privacy
05:21
There are numerous privacy settings in every web browser and you should familiarize yourself with them so you can know what personal information you're sharing online.
Lecture 13
Privacy Demo
05:17
Watch a screencast of where the privacy settings can be found in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
Section 3: Email
Lecture 14
Introduction Video
01:03
Welcome to the Email section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

Link Hovering
Attachments
Scams
Spam
Rules
Lecture 15
Link Hovering
Preview
02:10
By hovering your mouse over links before clicking them, you can quickly see if you might end up visiting a bad location or web site.
Lecture 16
Link Hovering Demo
02:22
Watch a screencast of how easy it is to see where a link is pointing to before actually clicking it.
Lecture 17
Attachments
05:41
There are many kinds of email attachments that you might be exposed to and we'll cover the most common and what to look out for.
Lecture 18
Scams
06:55
Email scams are unfortunately all too common so we'll discuss how to recognize them and avoid potential danger.
Lecture 19
Scams Demo
08:55
Watch a screencast of actual scam emails saved over time and what to look for in identifying potentially harmful messages.
Lecture 20
Spam
04:21
There are several settings you can utilize to reduce the amount of spam emails you receive in your inbox and we'll cover them in this lecture.
Lecture 21
Spam Demo
07:08
Watch a screencast of where to find and how to use common spam filter settings in Microsoft Outlook 2013 (365).
Lecture 22
Rules
02:16
Email rules allow greater control and customization over incoming messages and we'll talk about what you can do with them.

Lecture 23
Rules Demo
06:35
Watch a screencast of how to set up some sample email rules using Microsoft Outlook 2013 (365).
Section 4: Malware
Lecture 24
Introduction Video
00:49
Welcome to the Malware section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

Categories
How They Get In
Signs of Infection
Cleaning Up
Lecture 25
Categories
05:50
There are different categories of malware that do different things to your PC. We'll go over the most common and what makes each unique.
Lecture 26
How They Get In
01:33
Malware can get into your computer in many ways so we will discuss the most common and how to avoid getting infected in the first place.
Lecture 27
Signs of Infection
03:28
Even with diligence you still might get infected with malware but you may not realize the signs. In this lecture, we'll discuss how your computer may act that can tell you something might be wrong.
Lecture 28
Cleaning Up
07:55
Even if you're infected by a virus or malware, there are several tools available to help you diagnose and remove them safely. We'll cover some free tools as well as some built into Windows that can get your system back in tip top condition.
Lecture 29
Cleaning Up Demo
13:03
Watch a screencast where I demo some built-in Windows tools and how to use them in removing malware.
Section 5: Identity Theft
Lecture 30
Introduction Video
01:05
Welcome to the Identity Theft section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

Social Engineering
Online Purchases
Fake Calls
Lecture 31
Social Engineering
02:55
Many times the bad guys don't even have to use high-tech ways to get your information. They can use your kindness or social means of engineering the sharing of your personal information.
Lecture 32
Online Purchases
04:40
There's nothing wrong with making online purchases, especially since there's such a diverse marketplace available only a click away, but we'll discuss what to do to make these purchases as safe as possible.

Lecture 33
Fake Calls
05:16
Nowadays scammers are getting even more brash by calling their victims directly to try and gain their personal or financial information. Learn what to look out for and how to avoid giving up your vital information to them.
Section 6: Social Networking
Lecture 34
Introduction Video
00:50
Welcome to the Social Networking section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

Facebook & Twitter
Dating & Meetup Sites
Lecture 35
Facebook & Twitter
04:00
We love using social networks but there are several things to keep in mind when using these tools.
Lecture 36
Dating & Meetup Sites
03:21
If you've taken the next step and are meeting someone offline that started online, there are specific concerns that you should think about before showing up.
Section 7: Phones
Lecture 37
Introduction Video
00:58
Welcome to the Phones section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

App Downloads
App Permissions
Picture Data (EXIF)
Sharing Information
Lecture 38
App Downloads
03:06
There are safer places to download your apps and some sketchy ones, so we'll go over how to be careful so you can keep your phone nice and healthy.
Lecture 39
App Permissions
04:09
Tons of app permissions are available and some developers abuse these which can give away your personal information. We'll discuss what to look for when deciding whether or not to download that next phone app.
Lecture 40
Picture Data (EXIF)
02:32
You might be storing private GPS location information about yourself every time you take a picture with your phone! We'll talk about how to change these settings and remove this data in existing photos.
Lecture 41
Picture Data (EXIF) Demo
05:53
Watch a screencast that shows some ways you can remove GPS data from your photos.
Lecture 42
Sharing Information
05:09
It just takes a second to share something using your phone and this lecture will help guide you into safer ways of thinking before possibly making a mistake.
Section 8: Passwords
Lecture 43
Introduction Video
01:19
Welcome to the Passwords section!

We'll be covering the following topics:

Strength
Management Software
Login Awareness
Multi-Factor
Lecture 44
Strength
05:26
Passwords are your first line of defense against people trying to break into your computers or accounts. It's very important to choose stronger ones and here are some simple tips that will help.
Lecture 45
Management Software
04:00
We'll go over how easy it can be to use stronger security and logins without the hassle of trying to remember them by using password management software.
Lecture 46
Management Software Demo
15:07
Watch a screencast of how to use KeePass, a free password management software that's both easy and secure.

Lecture 47
Login Awareness
03:02
You can use social networking sites as a way of logging into other web sites but we'll discuss why you should be aware of what kinds of data you might be sharing when doing this.
Lecture 48
Multi-Factor
02:11
For very secure purposes, such as online banking or employee logins, you may want to set up multi factor authentication. We'll discuss what this is and why it adds another layer of security to passwords alone.
Section 9: Conclusion
Lecture 49
Congratulations!
00:47
Congratulations on completing the Cyber Security and Internet Safety course!

By using the tools and techniques you've learned throughout these lectures you'll greatly enhance your security on the Internet and across all your devices.
Lecture 50
Course Updates
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Lecture 51
Resources
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Please use this resource list to get all the free tools and help that was referenced throughout the course.
Lecture 52
Let's Connect
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