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What if you could become an IoT Pentester and FIND VULNERABILITIES, DISCOVER 0-DAYS and PURSUE IOT SECURITY RESEARCH.
Including the proven, step-by-step formula that takes you from “having no experience of IoT security assessment” to “finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in real-world IoT devices”. Then the tested techniques and to effectively exploit the devices through hardware, software, and radio-based attacks.
Size: 4.21 GB
Offensive IoT Exploitation is FOR you if…
You are willing to become a real-world IoT Pentester or Security Researcher
You are willing to go through all the videos in the training class
You are willing to perform the labs and hands-on exercises
You are willing to try and willing to fail a few times to find vulnerabilities and 0-days in target IoT devices
You are willing to clarify your doubts and queries whenever you encounter one
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Course at a glance
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