Pluralsight - Ethical Hacking - Denial of Service (Size: 419.12 MB)
| | 01_01-overview.mp4 | 5.16 MB |
| | 01_02-The Rise and Rise of DoS Attacks.mp4 | 9.78 MB |
| | 01_03-Defining DoS Attacks.mp4 | 4.59 MB |
| | 01_04-Distributed Denial of Service Attacks.mp4 | 4.95 MB |
| | 01_05-Visualizing DDoS Attacks with Norse.mp4 | 32.65 MB |
| | 01_06-What Makes DoS Attacks so Effective.mp4 | 6.7 MB |
| | 01_07-Motivations for DDoS.mp4 | 19.97 MB |
| | 01_08-Unintentional DoS.mp4 | 6.77 MB |
| | 01_09-The Impact of DoS Attacks.mp4 | 3.55 MB |
| | 01_10-Summary.mp4 | 3.2 MB |
| | 02_01-Overview.mp4 | 4.18 MB |
| | 02_02-The OSI Model of Computer Networking.mp4 | 6.94 MB |
| | 02_03-The Role of Botnets in DDoS Attacks.mp4 | 8.64 MB |
| | 02_04-HTTP Flood Attacks.mp4 | 25.69 MB |
| | 02_05-SYN Flood Attacks.mp4 | 4.26 MB |
| | 02_06-UDP and ICMP Attacks.mp4 | 9.55 MB |
| | 02_07-Attack Reflection and Amplification.mp4 | 14.21 MB |
| | 02_08-PeertoPeer Attacks.mp4 | 2.67 MB |
| | 02_09-Slowloris.mp4 | 3.28 MB |
| | 02_10-Permanent DoS and Phlashing.mp4 | 3.51 MB |
| | 03_01-Overview.mp4 | 4.92 MB |
| | 03_02-LOIC.mp4 | 25.26 MB |
| | 03_03-JS LOIC.mp4 | 9.38 MB |
| | 03_04-Booters and Stressers.mp4 | 21.49 MB |
| | 03_05-A Look Inside DDoS as a Service.mp4 | 40.69 MB |
| | 03_06-Legitimate Load Testing Services.mp4 | 8.3 MB |
| | 03_07-Other Tools.mp4 | 14.51 MB |
| | 03_08-Summary.mp4 | 3.23 MB |
| | 04_01-Overview.mp4 | 3.89 MB |
| | 04_02-Defensive Considerations.mp4 | 4.63 MB |
| | 04_03-Discovering the Attack Pattern.mp4 | 5.33 MB |
| | 04_04-Absorbing Attacks.mp4 | 8.42 MB |
| | 04_05-Establishing Traffic Reputation.mp4 | 7.32 MB |
| | 04_06-Network Level Defenses.mp4 | 16.81 MB |
| | 04_07-Application Level Defenses.mp4 | 9.25 MB |
| | 04_08-DDoS Prevention as a Service with CloudFlare.mp4 | 7.8 MB |
| | 04_09-Preparing for DoS Resiliency.mp4 | 11.72 MB |
| | 04_10-Summary.mp4 | 5.13 MB |
| | ethicalhackingdenialservice.zip | 4.36 MB |
Description
Denial of service attacks typically seek to render a service unavailable by flooding it with malicious traffic so that it becomes unresponsive to legitimate requests. In this course, Ethical Hacking: Denial of Service (part of the Ethical Hacking series), you'll look at the purposes of these attacks, ranging from disrupting gaming adversaries, to hacktivism, and to law enforcement by government agencies. You'll also explore various ways attacks are constructed and the weaknesses they exploit in order to be successful. Finally, you'll delve into defensive patterns to help protect services from malicious attacks. By the end of this course, you'll have a much better understanding of denial of service attacks and how to protect yourself from them.
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