Are you interested in seeing some how-to

crua9
6 years ago | edited 6 years ago

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I’m on my last cyber security class for my current degree. Because of that, I’m wondering if anyone is interested in me making how-to videos and what not for some interesting things I might come across
The class I’m taking is Intrusion Detection Technology

I think I seen in the class meeting today that one of the things that will be covered is how to make a signature for a virus. I’m not sure if I heard that right.

dimooz
6 years ago

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You certainly heard right!
If you plan to make videos for how-to or tutorial about these kind of technologies, be sure we’d like to watch it. Intrusion detection should be a really interesting topic for people around here. Now I can’t wait to learn from your videos!

Mugi [Mugiwara27]
6 years ago

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You probably heard how to make the computation of the signature of a virus :)

And I’m also interested into this topic, and thus, am looking forward to see your vids!

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Soya
6 years ago

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I would be very interested!
I’ve had a brief introduction to the subject in a course I took last semester, but would like to learn more about it :)

Darwin [DIDIx13]
6 years ago

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Will it be on your youtube channel ?

Message me anytime!

crua9
6 years ago

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[quote=Mugiwara27]You probably heard how to make the computation of the signature of a virus

And I’m also interested into this topic, and thus, am looking forward to see your vids![/quote]

Actually I haven’t. The class just started. I will be using a VM to do most of my labs, so that could be the reason why they have us using that.

[quote=DIDIx13]Will it be on your youtube channel ?[/quote]

Yep. YouTube has taking the fun out of making almost any videos. But at this point I stopped caring if they demonetize my videos and ban my channel from being recommended.

[quote=Soya]I would be very interested!
I’ve had a brief introduction to the subject in a course I took last semester, but would like to learn more about it [/quote]

I’m not sure how deep this gets, but I think it focuses more on the fundamentals. The degree I’m taking is in industrial technology.