Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 40 Lessons
- 24 Weeks
- Module 1: Core Networking Concepts10
- 2.1Network Fundamentals1 Hour
- 2.2External: Networking Fundamentals1 Hour
- 2.3What is CTF?15 Minutes
- 2.4Access TryHackMe via OpenVPN12 Minutes
- 2.5What is TryHackMe Pre Security Learning Path?1 Minute
- 2.6TryHackMe: What is Networking?20 Minutes
- 2.7TryHackMe: Intro to LAN19 Minutes
- 2.8TryHackMe: OSI Model15 Minutes
- 2.9TryHackMe: Packets & Frames25 Minutes
- 2.10TryHackMe: Extending Your Network15 Minutes
- Module 2: Network Services and Security7
- 3.1Network Services and Security31 Minutes
- 3.2External: Network Protocols20 Minutes
- 3.4TryHackMe: DNS in detail14 Minutes
- 3.5TryHackMe: HTTP in Detail27 Minutes
- 3.6TryHackMe: How Websites Work15 Minutes
- 3.7TryHackMe: Putting it all together14 Minutes
- 3.8TryHackMe Bonus Lab: Web Application Basics40 Minutes
- Module 3: Linux Essentials for Security5
- Module 4: Windows Systems Basics8
- 5.1Introduction to Windows Internals2 Hours
- 5.3TryHackMe: Windows Fundamentals Part 134 Minutes
- 5.4TryHackMe: Windows Fundamentals Part 233 Minutes
- 5.5TryHackMe: Windows Fundamentals Part 316 Minutes
- 5.6TryHackMe: Windows Internals38 Minutes
- 5.8Introduction to Active Directory42 Minutes
- 5.9Self Study: What is Active Directory? A Beginner’s Guide45 Minutes
- 5.10TryHackMe: Active Directory Basics34 Minutes
- Module 5: Cybersecurity Careers10
- 6.1Career Paths in Cybersecurity36 Minutes
- 6.2About Offensive Security Track37 Minutes
- 6.3TryHackMe: Offensive Security Intro9 Minutes
- 6.4About Defensive Security Track41 Minutes
- 6.5TryHackMe: Defensive Security Intro23 Minutes
- 6.6About GRC Track15 Minutes
- 6.7TryHackMe: Governance & Regulation1 Hour
- 6.8About Architecture Track10 Minutes
- 6.9TryHackMe: Careers in Cyber8 Minutes
- 6.10How to Choose Your Path?17 Minutes
Introduction to Windows Internals
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References: windows-internals-part1-7th.pdf ->
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The Windows Debugger (WinDbg) can be used to debug kernel-mode and user-mode code, analyze crash dumps, and examine the CPU registers while the code executes.
Download WinDbg Preview
WinDbg Preview is a new version of WinDbg with more modern visuals, faster windows, and a full-fledged scripting experience. It is built with the extensible object-orientated debugger data model front and center. WinDbg Preview is using the same underlying engine as WinDbg today, so all the commands, extensions, and workflows still work as they did before.
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– Download WinDbg Preview from the Microsoft Store: WinDbg Preview ->.
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Debugging Tools for Windows (WinDbg)
Get Debugging Tools for Windows (WinDbg) from the SDK: Windows SDK ->. Use the download link on the Windows SDK -> page, as the Debugging Tools for Windows are not available as part of Visual Studio.
If you just need the Debugging Tools for Windows, and not the Windows Driver Kit (WDK) for Windows, you can install the debugging tools as a standalone component from the Windows Software Development Kit (SDK).
In the SDK installation wizard, select Debugging Tools for Windows, and deselect all other components.
Adding the Debugging Tools for Windows if the SDK is already installed
If the Windows SDK is already installed, open Settings, navigate to Apps & features, select Windows Software Development Kit, and then select Modify to change the installation to add Debugging Tools for Windows.
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Download Livekd:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/livekd