How to Encrypt Data in Motion
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2 سال پیش
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CBT Nuggets trainer Knox Hutchinson
CBT Nuggets trainer Knox Hutchinson dives deep into keeping network traffic that’s passing from one device to another (‘in motion’) safe. Data in motion is vulnerable – but it’s possible to secure it. Encrypting data in motion takes planning, expertise and knowledge of certain protocols that make it all possible.
Data in motion is one of the easiest things to hack, which is why it’s important to protect it first. A favorite tactic of hackers is to use a tool like a protocol analyzer to grab traffic as it flows across a wire. Protocol analyzers allow a hacker to intercept a copy of all the packets that flow across the network and then easily reconstruct the traffic.
If that traffic is sent in the clear, information like user names and passwords are completely exposed. Whether it’s by address bar, GUI or command line interface – even if you enter your user name and password directly or via Telnet – if you’re using an unencrypted protocol, a bad actor can intercept all that information.
0:00 – Introduction to encrypt data in motion
0:35 – What a protocol analyzer is and how hackers use them
4:20 – How we stop hackers from reading and exploiting our data in motion
6:10 – A very simplified explanation of how encryption and encryption certificates work
8:45 – How SSL/TLS certificates are managed to keep the internet safe
11:00 – Where you can get SSL certificates for low cost or even for free
13:20 – Internet traffic is secured with SSL/TLS, is it possible to secure telnet?
14:45 – Accessing server GUIs remotely, securely
15:50 – Windows now supports OpenSSH, and why that matters
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Data in motion is one of the easiest things to hack, which is why it’s important to protect it first. A favorite tactic of hackers is to use a tool like a protocol analyzer to grab traffic as it flows across a wire. Protocol analyzers allow a hacker to intercept a copy of all the packets that flow across the network and then easily reconstruct the traffic.
If that traffic is sent in the clear, information like user names and passwords are completely exposed. Whether it’s by address bar, GUI or command line interface – even if you enter your user name and password directly or via Telnet – if you’re using an unencrypted protocol, a bad actor can intercept all that information.
0:00 – Introduction to encrypt data in motion
0:35 – What a protocol analyzer is and how hackers use them
4:20 – How we stop hackers from reading and exploiting our data in motion
6:10 – A very simplified explanation of how encryption and encryption certificates work
8:45 – How SSL/TLS certificates are managed to keep the internet safe
11:00 – Where you can get SSL certificates for low cost or even for free
13:20 – Internet traffic is secured with SSL/TLS, is it possible to secure telnet?
14:45 – Accessing server GUIs remotely, securely
15:50 – Windows now supports OpenSSH, and why that matters
Watch this entire course: https://training.cbt.gg/tex
Not a CBT Nuggets subscriber? Start your free week: https://www.cbtnuggets.com/signup
Apply to become a CBT Nuggets trainer! https://www.cbtnuggets.com/become-a-t...
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• Twitter - Twitter: CBTNuggets
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• LinkedIn - LinkedIn: cbt-nuggets
#wireshark #tls #sslcertificate #ittraining #cbtnuggets
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