How to set up Windows 11 without creating a Microsoft account or log in with an email

How to set up Windows 11 without creating a Microsoft account or log in with an email

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How to format Lenovo V15 G2 with One Key Recovery

How to format Lenovo V15 G2 with One Key Recovery

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Interactive exhibit about Microsoft Windows 1, 2 and 3 using Augmented Reality

The objective of this project is to celebrate the first versions of Microsoft Windows, for this I created 3 installations that allow users to learn about Windows 1, 2 and 3, and to know the respective hardware requirements of the time to run these operating systems, and through of an Augmented Reality application you can read and trace a visual marker to explore some of the windows and programs of the respective operating system. 

The interactive exhibition consists of a board that contains the operating system information and a visual marker for tracking by computer vision through an application developed by me. In the installation there is a replica of the original floppies that contained each version of the operating systems, either a 5.25 inch 256 kb floppy disk or 8 3.25 inch floppy disks. 

Original floppy disk of the operating system MS-DOS 6.0 and Windows 3.11 from 1993

The original floppy disk of the operating system MS-DOS 6.0 from march 1993, and Windows 3.11 from november 1993. To build a retro PC with very old operating systems and hardware.

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I received a laptop to fix, that had 8 partitions on the disk

A computer drive with 8 partitions... this is madness!!! 

Does this ASUS laptop come this way from the manufacturer?

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How to scan a Linux system for open ports and vulnerabilities 🛠️ Mapping the network with Nmap | Linux Tutorial

How to use the “Nmap, the network mapper” tool to scan the system and map the network, to detect open ports on the system, identifying threats and vulnerabilities that may exist on the system and compromising data security and unauthorized access to system. The network and system administrator can use Nmap to monitor hosts and manage update schedules and service patches, problems with the version of the installed system, and detect services, packet filters, and firewalls that are running on the system. system. By identifying the various vulnerabilities that may exist in the system, the administrator can take precautions to interrupt or block possible threats to the system and improve the cyber security of the system, computer or server.

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How to hide and encrypt a document (.doc) within an image (.jpg) 🛠️ Steganography with Steghide | Linux Tutorial

How to use steganography to hide and encrypt files within files. Using the Steghide tool to encrypt and hide a text file (odt, docx, word) inside an image or photo (jpg, jpeg, png). Thus hiding a password-protected file within other files, which only you know exists, to protect and prevent someone from being able to read the document even if they steal the image file. This process works with any type of file: document, photo, image, video, audio, applications, etc., so you can hide an encrypted file within any other file, maintaining a normal appearance and operation. To perform this process, the user needs to have both files on the computer, choose the file he wants to hide and a password / password for access, and the file he wants to serve as a container and which can be executed normally. Steghide will also allow you to reverse the process, to extract the hidden and encrypted file, to have access to the hidden data again.

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How to crack passwords and break/recover user passwords 🛠️ Password cracking with John the Ripper | Linux Tutorial

How to use the John the Ripper tool to crack or recover the passwords of users of a Linux system. The program will use a predefined dictionary to compare all password hashes for user accounts and thus discover users' secret passwords. This process can be fast, take hours, or days, it depends on the complexity of the passwords that need to be broken, that is why you should use a passphrase instead of a password with letters, numbers and symbols, to make this process difficult or impossible for cyber criminals. As you can see in the tutorial, I will use the passwd and shadow file from a Linux system, and in a matter of seconds I will discover the passwords of 5 users.

John the Ripper is an open source tool for auditing and recovering passwords for operating systems. The program supports hundreds of hash types and encryption, including for: passwords for users of Linux, BSD, Solaris, AIX, QNX, macOS, Windows systems, as well as for web applications such as WordPress, groupware, SQL databases, LDAP, and also capture WPA-PSK WiFi network traffic, SSH encrypted private keys, GnuPG, cryptocurrency wallets. The process can also be applied to ZIP, RAR, 7z, or PDF and Microsoft Office documents, and many others.

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How to scan the complete system for vulnerabilities 🛠️ System Security Audit with Lynis | Linux Tutorial

How to do a complete security audit of a Linux, macOS, BSD, Solaris or Unix system with the Lynis tool, to identify vulnerabilities, security problems, wrong configurations or unprotected services, and to be able to solve the problems to harden and protect the system against cybercriminal attacks over the Internet

The Lynis program will make a detailed scan of the system, and all of its security defenses to detect problems or vulnerabilities that may exist and compromise access to the system and data. The results of the scan will be displayed for various categories and services running, indicating whether everything is fine, installed, poorly configured, vulnerable, and suggestions you can make to solve the problem, configure or activate the service.

It is very important that a network administrator and a system or server, perform a professional audit of the system, to improve the security of the system or server, and ensure that the system is not compromised or vulnerable to attacks, does not have services vulnerable to access unauthorized, and able to block cybercriminal attacks via the internet or the local area network (LAN), in order to prevent the system from failing or being the victim of theft of data and stored information.

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How to create users, add groups and change permissions on Linux 🛠️ Manage access in the system | Linux Tutorial

How to manage access for the users on a Linux system using commands on the terminal/console for system access control. How to create new users, with a password and personal information about each user. Verify that the user has been successfully created and has the respective directory created, and is added to the passswd and shadow file. Create groups and add users to a group so that they can have special group accesses to which the group has access. Administer and change the permissions of users, directories and files, through symbolic and absolute permissions, using the chmod command to add or remove permissions for users, groups and others.

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What is the key to access the Boot Menu on startup in laptops, desktops, tablets, smartphones: Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Intel, Lenovo, Samsung

To access the boot menu on the startup of the computer, you need to press a key when the computer system is starting. But the specific key you need to press, will depend on the manufacturer of the motherboard. Each motherboard has it’s own firmware implemented on the chipset, and each manufacturer will assign a key to access that special menu.

Below I will show you keys manufacturer use to enter the boot menu on their computers, either on laptops or desktops, or on mobile systems such as tablets and smartphones, for Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Intel, Lenovo or Samsung.

Laptop and Desktop

Manufacturer	Boot menu key
Acer	F12
Asus	Esc
Dell	F12
HP	Esc
Intel	F2
Lenovo	F12
Samsung	Esc / F10

Tablet and Smartphone

Manufacturer	Boot menu key
Acer	Vol +
Asus	Vol –
Dell	Vol +
HP	Vol –
Lenovo	Vol +
Samsung	Vol +

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: Demonstration of the Lab exercises of the course (Packet Tracer, Linux) | English, Portuguese

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Demonstration of the exercises of the Cisco "Cybersecurity Essentials" course. Lab exercices of Packet Tracer and Linux Operating System.

1.5.3.5 Creating a Cyber World (Packet Tracer Lab Exercise)

Objectives
Part 1: Configure the FTP Server
Part 2: Configure the Web Server
Part 3: Configure the Email Server
Part 4: Configure the DNS Server
Part 5: Configure the NTP Server
Part 6: Configure the AAA Server

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will configure basic server components. The IP addressing configuration is already complete. You will use the Services tab on multiple servers to deploy FTP, Web, Email, DNS, NTP, and AAA services.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t34Ku3fdU14
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-OH5sMA-fE

1.5.3.6 Communicating in a Cyber World (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Send Email between Users
Part 2: Upload and Download Files using FTP
Part 3: Remotely Access an Enterprise Router using Telnet
Part 4: Remotely Access an Enterprise Router using SSH

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will communicate across remote networks using common network services. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the differing geographic regions to connect to both servers and other client devices.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ql3HTPwVRSw
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcE3NDryKAs

2.5.2.5 Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (Linux Operating System)

Objectives
• Given a scenario, select the appropriate authentication, authorization, or access control.
• Install and configure security controls when performing account management, based on best practices.
Part 1: Adding Groups, Users, and Passwords on a Linux System.
Part 2: Verify Users, Groups, and Passwords.
Part 3: Using Symbolic Permissions.
Part 4: Absolute Permissions.

Background / Scenario: You will be conducting host security practices using the Linux command line by performing the following tasks: Adding Groups, Users, and Passwords, Verifying Groups, Users, and Passwords, Setting Symbolic Permissions, Setting Absolute Permissions.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciSIUwrc8mg
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-_FP2K5zXU

3.3.1.9 Detecting Threats and Vulnerabilities (Linux Operating System)

Objectives: Use Nmap, a port scanner and network mapping tool to detect threats and vulnerabilities on a system.

Background / Scenario: Network Mapper, or Nmap, is an open source utility used for network discovery and security auditing. Administrators also use Nmap for monitoring hosts or managing service upgrade schedules. Nmap determines what hosts are available on a network, what services are running, what operating systems are running, and what packet filters or firewalls are running.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGm71Z6qikA
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-we-sLQTkQ4

3.3.2.7 WEP/WPA2 PSK/WPA2 RADIUS (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Configure WEP for Healthcare at Home
Part 2: Configure WPA2 PSK for Gotham Healthcare Branch
Part 3: Configure WPA2 RADIUS for Metropolis Bank HQ

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will configure WiFi networks for all three geographic sites. This activity will utilize WEP, WPA2 PSK, and WPA2 RADIUS to demonstrate the varying configuration of WiFi networks and their security considerations. Healthcare at Home will be setup using WEP. Gotham Healthcare Branch will be configured with WPA2 PSK and Metropolis Bank HQ will be using WPA2 Radius. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the wireless routers and client devices in the differing geographic regions to setup multiple secure wireless networks.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZD7oofSkB0
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugmJzmJDA08

4.3.2.3 Using Steganography (Linux Operating System)

Objectives: Use steganography to hide a document within a JPEG file.

Background / Scenario: Steghide is an open source steganography program that hides data in various types of files such as audio and image files. You are going to hide a data file within an image file.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP6CNdpoEUg
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5bQmio0hxM

4.3.3.3 Configuring VPN Transport Mode (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Sending Unencrypted FTP Traffic
Part 2: Configuring the VPN Client within Metropolis
Part 3: Sending Encrypted FTP Traffic

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will observe the transfer of unencrypted FTP traffic between a client and a remote site. You will then configure a VPN client to connect to the Gotham Healthcare Branch site and send encrypted FTP traffic. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use a client device within Metropolis Bank HQ to transfer unencrypted and encrypted FTP data.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf_LIZWqDPs
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ-RduoHCPo

4.3.3.4 Configuring VPN Tunnel Mode (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Sending Unencrypted FTP Traffic
Part 2: Configuring the VPN Tunnel between Metropolis and Gotham
Part 3: Sending Encrypted FTP Traffic

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will observe the transfer of unencrypted FTP traffic between two geographic sites. You will then configure a VPN tunnel between two geographic sites and send encrypted FTP traffic. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the differing geographic regions to transfer FTP data securely and insecurely

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtFDMEZDRxA
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WDG0WRF0I8

5.1.2.4 Password Cracking (Linux Operating System)

Objectives: Use a password cracking tool to recover a user’s password.

Background / Scenario: There are four user accounts, Alice, Bob, Eve, and Eric, on a Linux system. You will recover these passwords using John the Ripper, an open source password cracking tool.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-aNvZ8nKeo
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SOWntE_UM0

6.2.3.8 Router and Switch Redundancy (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Observe a Network Failover with Redundant Routers.
Part 2: Observe a Network Failover with Redundant Switches.

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will observe the successful failover of the Metropolis network utilizing multiple routers to provide default gateway redundancy. Afterwards across the world, you will observe the successful network failover of the Gotham network utilizing multiple switches to provide redundant network pathways. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the differing geographic regions to test the pathways before and after successful network failover.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8Pjg_McZ7E
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3GZLQPcFZw

6.2.4.4 Router and Switch Resilience (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Hardening the IOS Configuration
Part 2: Activating the Cisco IOS Resilient Configuration Feature

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will harden the IOS configuration of a router within the Metropolis network. Afterwards, you will enable the IOS resiliency feature on a Cisco router. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the Metropolis network to deploy the IOS resiliency configuration.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWr5Ttuj2u0
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhzHHAVKJKQ

7.1.1.6 Hardening a Linux System (Linux Operating System)

Objectives: Demonstrate the use of a security auditing tool to harden a Linux system.

Background / Scenario: Auditing a system for potential misconfigurations or unprotected services is an important aspect of system hardening. Lynis is an open source security auditing tool with an automated set of scripts developed to test a Linux system.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8jXbJujpfw
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xN40BgbZ0EU

7.4.2.4 Server Firewalls and Router ACLs (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Part 1: Connect to the Web Server
Part 2: Prevent Unencrypted HTTP Sessions
Part 3: Access the Firewall on the Email Server

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will access a user within the Metropolis site and connect using HTTP and HTTPS to a remote Web Server. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use a client device in the Metropolis site to test connectivity to a remote Web Server and then secure the Metropolis site by preventing unencrypted web sessions from connecting to the outside world.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zehDPIEP7Rw
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lof2uUMPrgQ

8.3.1.3 Skills Integrated Challenge (Packet Tracer)

Objectives
Upload a file to the FTP/Web server using FTP.
Connect a computer via a client-to-site VPN.
Download a file via ftp using a VPN connection.
Configure and secure a wireless router.
Activate the Cisco IOS resilient configuration feature.
Configure a banner motd message.
Connect a laptop to the wireless network.

Background / Scenario: You will configure a wireless router, upload and download files using FTP, connect securely to a remote site using a VPN, and secure a Cisco IOS router.

In english: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxbAEKyvAkc
Em português: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVZLdzrSNe8

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 8.3.1.3 Skills Integrated Challenge | Packet Tracer exercise demonstration (English / Português)

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• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 8.3.1.3 Skills Integrated Challenge

Objectives
Upload a file to the FTP/Web server using FTP.
Connect a computer via a client-to-site VPN.
Download a file via ftp using a VPN connection.
Configure and secure a wireless router.
Activate the Cisco IOS resilient configuration feature.
Configure a banner motd message.
Connect a laptop to the wireless network.

Background / Scenario: You will configure a wireless router, upload and download files using FTP, connect securely to a remote site using a VPN, and secure a Cisco IOS router.

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 7.4.2.4 Server Firewalls and Router ACLs | Packet Tracer exercise demonstration (English / Português)

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• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 7.4.2.4 Server Firewalls and Router ACLs

Objectives
Part 1: Connect to the Web Server
Part 2: Prevent Unencrypted HTTP Sessions
Part 3: Access the Firewall on the Email Server

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will access a user within the Metropolis site and connect using HTTP and HTTPS to a remote Web Server. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use a client device in the Metropolis site to test connectivity to a remote Web Server and then secure the Metropolis site by preventing unencrypted web sessions from connecting to the outside world.

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 7.1.1.6 Hardening a Linux System | Linux system exercise demonstration (English / Português)

 CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials related content

• Lab exercises demonstrations (video playlist) (blog post)
• Quiz Questions and Answers (text blog post) (video playlist)
• Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations (video playlist)
• Linux OS tutorials and reviews (video playlist)
• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 7.1.1.6 Hardening a Linux System

Objectives: Demonstrate the use of a security auditing tool to harden a Linux system.

Background / Scenario: Auditing a system for potential misconfigurations or unprotected services is an important aspect of system hardening. Lynis is an open source security auditing tool with an automated set of scripts developed to test a Linux system.

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 6.2.4.4 Router and Switch Resilience | Packet Tracer exercise demonstration (English / Português)

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• Lab exercises demonstrations (video playlist) (blog post)
• Quiz Questions and Answers (text blog post) (video playlist)
• Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations (video playlist)
• Linux OS tutorials and reviews (video playlist)
• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 6.2.4.4 Router and Switch Resilience

Objectives
Part 1: Hardening the IOS Configuration
Part 2: Activating the Cisco IOS Resilient Configuration Feature

Background / Scenario: In this activity, you will harden the IOS configuration of a router within the Metropolis network. Afterwards, you will enable the IOS resiliency feature on a Cisco router. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the Metropolis network to deploy the IOS resiliency configuration.

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 6.2.3.8 Router and Switch Redundancy | Packet Tracer exercise demonstration (English / Português)

 CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials related content

• Lab exercises demonstrations (video playlist) (blog post)
• Quiz Questions and Answers (text blog post) (video playlist)
• Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations (video playlist)
• Linux OS tutorials and reviews (video playlist)
• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 6.2.3.8 Router and Switch Redundancy

Objectives
Part 1: Observe a Network Failover with Redundant Routers.
Part 2: Observe a Network Failover with Redundant Switches.

Background / Scenario
In this activity, you will observe the successful failover of the Metropolis network utilizing multiple routers to provide default gateway redundancy. Afterwards across the world, you will observe the successful network failover of the Gotham network utilizing multiple switches to provide redundant network pathways. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the differing geographic regions to test the pathways before and after successful network failover.

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 5.1.2.4 Password Cracking | Linux system exercise demonstration (English / Português)

 CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials related content

• Lab exercises demonstrations (video playlist) (blog post)
• Quiz Questions and Answers (text blog post) (video playlist)
• Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations (video playlist)
• Linux OS tutorials and reviews (video playlist)
• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 5.1.2.4 Password Cracking

Objectives: Use a password cracking tool to recover a user’s password.

Background / Scenario: There are four user accounts, Alice, Bob, Eve, and Eric, on a Linux system. You will recover these passwords using John the Ripper, an open source password cracking tool.

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 4.3.3.4 Configuring VPN Tunnel Mode | Packet Tracer exercise demonstration (English / Português)

 CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials related content

• Lab exercises demonstrations (video playlist) (blog post)
• Quiz Questions and Answers (text blog post) (video playlist)
• Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations (video playlist)
• Linux OS tutorials and reviews (video playlist)
• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 4.3.3.4 Configuring VPN Tunnel Mode

Objectives
Part 1: Sending Unencrypted FTP Traffic
Part 2: Configuring the VPN Tunnel between Metropolis and Gotham
Part 3: Sending Encrypted FTP Traffic

Background / Scenario
In this activity, you will observe the transfer of unencrypted FTP traffic between two geographic sites. You will then configure a VPN tunnel between two geographic sites and send encrypted FTP traffic. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use the client devices in the differing geographic regions to transfer FTP data securely and insecurely

CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials: 4.3.3.3 Configuring VPN Transport Mode | Packet Tracer exercise demonstration (English / Português)

 CISCO Cybersecurity Essentials related content

• Lab exercises demonstrations (video playlist) (blog post)
• Quiz Questions and Answers (text blog post) (video playlist)
• Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations (video playlist)
• Linux OS tutorials and reviews (video playlist)
• Exercícios do curso em Português (video playlist)

How to solve the Lab exercice 4.3.3.3 Configuring VPN Transport Mode

Objectives
Part 1: Sending Unencrypted FTP Traffic
Part 2: Configuring the VPN Client within Metropolis
Part 3: Sending Encrypted FTP Traffic

Background / Scenario
In this activity, you will observe the transfer of unencrypted FTP traffic between a client and a remote site. You will then configure a VPN client to connect to the Gotham Healthcare Branch site and send encrypted FTP traffic. The IP addressing, network configuration, and service configurations are already complete. You will use a client device within Metropolis Bank HQ to transfer unencrypted and encrypted FTP data.