Hacking for beginners
Hacknexus presents a zero to hero course designed to take you from a mobile or console user all the way through to finding vulnerabilities
Your computer and how it works
What is a Motherboard?
What is a CPU?
What is a GPU?
What is RAM?
What is a PSU?
What is a BIOS?
What is a Hard Drive?
What are PCIe lanes?
External Devices
Airflow and heat management
Computer Related Units
Laptops, Desktops and other devices
Benchmarking
Additional Devices
Resourcing components
How does Computer Hardware Work - Extra Video Content
Repairing computers and other smart electronics.
File Structure in Windows
Basic Windows Utilities
Important Symbols
Keyboard Shortcuts
Logic Gates and Heat Production
Network Troubleshooting
Internet Safety and File Integrity
Installing Drivers
Customization/Personalization of Windows
Cool things you can do in Modern Windows
Obsidian
Github
Steps Recorder, Snipping tool
Understanding some of the following topics
Defanging a URL
IP Loggers
Online Information Exposure
EXIF Data in Images
Facial Recognition Programs/Websites
Browser Fingerprinting
Cookie Tracking
Device Access Through Applications
Keyboard Eavesdropping
Infected Files/File Extensions
Sandboxing
Malicious Software Updates
Typosquatting
Social Engineering
Phishing
Targeting Friends & Family
RFID Cloning
Rubber Duckies
Physical Security
WiFi Cloning and Man in the Middle Attacks
Time Zones and User Activity Tracking
Vulnerable Associates
Harassment Campaigns
EGO Exposure
Sim Swapping
Rabbit Holes and False Traps
Voice Cloning (Vishing)
IP History and Registration IP vs Most Recent
Password Reuse and Storage
Out-of-Date Software Exposure
Peer to Peer Sniffing
Common techniques to remove malware from a computer
Internet Fundamentals
Ports & Websites
Interacting with your Router
Public vs Private IPs (LAN vs WAN)
TCP vs UDP
How ISPs work
Network types to remember
WiFi vs Other Wireless Technologies