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Linux for Beginners is a technical skills course designed to introduce new users to the Linux operating system.
The Linux Essentials certification from the Linux Professional Institute is designed to showcase your foundation skills in working with the Linux operating system.
The Linux Command Line show is designed to introduce viewers to working on Linux based computers using only the command line interface. This is considered the first step in learning BASH scripting as most scripts are made up of a series of CLI commands.
In this series, Daniel and Don walk you through the fundamentals of bash scripting in the Linux operating system. Watch here as they take you through the fundamentals like: Script file formats, running scripts, working with variables, performing arithmetic, conditional statements, loops, presenting data, taking user input, and script control.
In this series, Daniel and Justin take a look at some of the more advanced scripting practices. Here they will empower your scripts by taking advantage of things like Functions, Libraries, creating graphical elements, sed (Stream EDitor), gawk, and Regular Expression.
Becoming a Linux Power User is a technical skills course designed to elevate viewers to "Power User" status.
The Becoming a Linux Server Administrator covers managing Linux servers in a business environment.
The Linux Security Techniques series introduces the viewers to the various security features found in modern Linux distributions.
The CertNexus Certified Internet of Things Practitioner examination will prepare an individual with the skills necessary to evaluate, design, and create an internet of things solution.
The Linux Fundamentals for Certification learning path provides essential Linux operating system skills and prepares you for entry-level Linux certification exams. You'll master core command-line operations and fundamental system administration concepts.
Kirils Solovjovs of Possible Security exposes novel methods for intercepting phone calls through PSTN vulnerabilities, demonstrating how attackers can exploit SS7 protocols and call routing mechanisms.
Edoardo Mantovani walks through the complete defeat of MediaTek Wi-Fi firmware encryption across Wi-Fi 6, 6E and 7 - from driver analysis and ROM dumping to breaking AES protection and integrity checks.
Guanxing Wen of CertiK presents a full compromise of the dGEN1 Ethereum phone - from BootROM misconfiguration and in-memory boot chain patching to private key extraction and pre-activation airdrop theft.
Sultan Qasim Khan of Tetrel Security analyzes Bluetooth Channel Sounding's security landscape, covering distance manipulation attacks, EDLC and multipath exploits, and a survey of vendor implementation resilience.
Nathan Nye and Philippe Teuwen reveal how relay attacks, partial key overwrites and EEPROM tearing weaken 3DES and AES protections in MIFARE Ultralight and NTAG DNA tags - with real-world findings from hospitality deployments.
Gurjot Singh, Vipin Venu and Arjun V of Innspark Solutions expose a BLE vulnerability class that lets any nearby attacker send commands to unprotected smartwatches - no pairing, no authentication required.
Niek Timmers of Raelize demonstrates how electromagnetic fault injection corrupts Linux system calls to gain root on Android TV hardware.
Dimitrios Valsamaras of Microsoft examines how Android Parcelables and class loaders enable object manipulation that breaks sandbox trust boundaries at scale.
Wayne Lewandowski of Hypori explores eliminating mobile attack surfaces through virtual mobility infrastructure. Learn how streaming encrypted pixels enables device independence, zero trust security and cost-effective BYOD programs.
Lars Fröder of Cellebrite Labs outlines how modern jailbreaks bypass hardened iOS defenses, compares recent tools, and explains why future public exploits are becoming increasingly unlikely.
Eugene Lim of Open Government Products explains how weak device identity, firmware access and API logic enable large-scale compromise of smart weighing machines.
