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CyberSleuth
  • 🏠Home Base
  • 📄Onboarding
  • 💻Day 1
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🤐Case 1: Locked Zip Files
    • 🕸️Case 2: Scraping Websites
  • 🔑Day 2
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🗝️Case 1: Starting from the Basics
    • 🥗Case 2: Caesar Cipher (Not the Salad)
    • 📚Case 3: Reading About the Book Cipher
  • 🔎Day 3
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🖼️Case 1: What's in an Image?
    • 🤫Case 2: Secret, Secret, On the Wall
    • 🗃️Case 3: Files in Files
  • 💻Day 4
    • 📂Briefing
    • 🐼Case 1: Pandamonium
    • 🛑Case 2: Admins Only
    • 💥Case 3: Imminent Disaster
    • 🎭Case 4: Deception
  • 🕵️Day 5
    • 📂Briefing
    • 😮Case 1: Exposed Files
    • 🔓Case 2: Vulnerable People
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  • Is something secured with a password?
  • How can we quickly pull information from websites?
  1. Day 1

Briefing

Introduction to Programming in Cybersecurity

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Is something secured with a password?

Is everything that is password protected super secure?

Unfortunately, not everything that has a password can be considered secure. Today, we'll be seeing how a password-protected zip file can be cracked by a simple Python program pretty fast!

How can we quickly pull information from websites?

How could I use a program to gather information across the internet faster than a human could?

There are billions of web pages out there, and people have found ways to quickly sort through all that information using code!

🤐Case 1: Locked Zip Files
🕸️Case 2: Scraping Websites
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