Welcome to the "Linux for Cyber Security Course" repository. This course is designed to introduce students to the world of Linux with a specific focus on its application in cybersecurity. Through this course, students will gain foundational knowledge of Linux, its distributions, and security features, while also learning to manage and secure Linux environments effectively.
This repository is organized to follow the course structure, with each major topic represented as a directory containing further resources, lecture notes, and assignments.
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Introduction to Linux
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System Installation and Architecture
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Boot Process and Security
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Command Line Mastery
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Networking and Firewalls
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User and Permission Management
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Package and Software Management
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Scheduled Tasks and Process Management
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System Monitoring and Logs
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Linux Hardening and Network Security
- Introduction to Linux Security Fundamentals
- System Hardening Strategies
- Filesystem and Data Encryption
- Basic Network Security
- Introduction to Security Tools and Best Practices
- Practical Security Enhancements
To get started with the course, clone this repository and navigate to each module directory to access the respective contents, which include:
- Lectures: Detailed markdown files or slides for each subtopic.
- Assignments: Practical tasks and projects designed to enhance learning and application of topics covered.
- Resources: Additional resources like links to further readings, videos, and official documentation.
Contributions to the course are welcome. If you have suggestions for improvements or additional content, please submit a pull request or create an issue.
This course and all associated content are licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0, reflecting our commitment to free and open-source software education.
For more information or queries regarding the course, please create an issue in this repository.