Not long ago I was asked to build a
short training to be delivered as part of a longer training program for “Cyber specialists”.
A program that is being conducted by the “Technion”, The Israeli technological institute.
In the program, all students are programmers that are being taught in correlation
to cyber issues, mainly how to avoid leaving vulnerable exploits in their future
codes. Of course, they are being taught also how to “attack” and “protect”. I have
decided to split the training into two sessions.
The first session named “50 shades
of Cyber in 7 layers of networking”. It is a recap of OSI model and applying
the tools they have created onto the network, to the relevant layer (I.e ARP poisoning
script).
The second sessions names “Cybersecurity vs.
Cyber Security: Exploiting that gap”. In this lesson, we have examined existing
and legitimate tunnels and encapsulation that in the wrong context will be at the service of an attacker.
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