Video of Chapter 5 Network connectivity

Chapter 5 – Network Connectivity | CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) Training Description: In this session, Professor Alex O. Akpodiete walks through network connectivity in cybersecurity, a critical domain in the CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) exam. We cover network attacks, packet flow, ACLs, firewalls, DoS/DDoS, on-path (MITM) attacks, password cracking, and wireless vulnerabilities. This video includes: 🔹 Classification of network attacks (CIA triad, layers, protocols) 🔹 Adversary reconnaissance (Xmas scans, fuzzing, banner grabbing) 🔹 Address spoofing & traffic redirection (ARP/DNS poisoning, rogue services) 🔹 DoS and DDoS variants 🔹 On-path techniques: replay, hijacking, SSL stripping, browser-based MITM 🔹 Forced access & password cracking (brute force, rainbow tables, pass-the-hash) 🔹 Wireless attacks (rogue AP, evil twin, disassociation, jamming, NFC/RFID) 🔹 ACLs, switch security features, and firewalls (stateful vs. stateless, NGFW, UTM) 🔹 Designing screened subnets (DMZs) for layered defense 💡 By the end of this chapter, you’ll know how to identify, mitigate, and prevent network-based threats using layered defense and packet flow controls. 📚 Part of the CompTIA Security+ (SY0-701) series taught at Mount St. Mary’s University and Atawa AI Training. 🔗 Connect with me: 🌐 LinkedIn: Alex Akpodiete 🐦 Twitter/X: @AlexOAkpodiete 📧 Training@Atawa.ai #Cybersecurity #CompTIASecurityPlus #Security701 #NetworkSecurity #DoS #DDoS #Firewalls #MITM #WirelessSecurity #EthicalHacking #AIandCybersecurity #RiskManagement