Fundamentals 1: Building up a GNS3 Virtual Lab
Fundamentals 2: Networking Basics
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Network Topologies - Bus, Ring, Mesh and Hybrid (5:52)
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Network Types - LAN, WLAN, WAN, SAN, MPLS and SDWAN (4:26)
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OSI Network Model vs. TCP/IP Model (8:38)
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Network Protocols and Services (8:04)
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IP Addressing (10:17)
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IP Subnetting (5:37)
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Routing - ANDing, Default, Static, Dynamic Routes (10:17)
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Switching - VLANs, STP, LAG and MLAG (12:28)
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Network Architecture - 3 Tiers vs. Spine Leaf Design (4:15)
Fundamentals 3: Unix-like OS Basics
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Part 1: 50 "must-know" shell commands working on any Unix-like OS since 70s (14:23)
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50 years of Unix-like heritage: Research Unix, BSD, GNU, Linux and macOS (5:17)
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Part 2: 50 "must-know" shell commands working on any Unix-like OS since 70s (10:36)
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Part 3: 50 "must-know" shell commands working on any Unix-like OS since 70s (15:44)
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Part 4: 50 "must-know" shell commands working on any Unix-like OS since 70s (9:24)
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vi basics - a ubiquitous screen-oriented text editor on any Unix-like OS (13:21)
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net-tools and/or iproute2 - Networking tools on any Unix-like OS (4:35)
Fundamentals 4: Packet Capture Analysis using TCPDump, Wireshark and TShark
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Quick-tour of packet capture analysis (9:27)
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Clarifying Wireshark vs. TShark vs. TermShark vs. TCPDump (27:30)
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Why learning packet analysis? A use-case exposing RCE attack payload (7:37)
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Installing Wireshark, Termshark, TShark and TCPDump on Kali Linux (3:16)
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Installing Wireshark and TShark on MS Windows (6:27)
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TCPDump use-cases: credentials, Cookies, headers, URL, remote packet capture (23:08)
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Wireshark interafce walkthrough and possibilities (26:47)
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Wireshark filters, syntax glossary, PCAP investigation, chaining, HTML rebuild (32:21)
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TCP/IP Model revisited in Wireshark (13:07)
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Packet analyses with PCAP visualization (17:27)
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Capturing packets on GNS3 links using Wireshark (10:28)
Company Network Project Kickoff
Adding Open Source Switches (Cumulus Linux)
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Important Note: Cumulus Linux Version Upgrade
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Nvidia Cumulus Linux - An Open-Source Linux-based Switch (2:30)
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Headquarters - Creating physical connectivity with spine-leaf design (5:19)
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Headquarter - Adding Alpine Linux clients (6:03)
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Headquarter - Layer 2 Configuration - Interfaces and VLANs - Part 1 (9:06)
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Headquarter - Layer 2 Configuration - Interfaces and VLANs - Part 2 (7:17)
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Headquarter - Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) on Cumulus Linux switches (7:41)
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Headquarter - Creating virtual layer 3 interfaces for management VLAN (5:46)
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Headquarter - Configuring Bond interfaces, LAG and MLAG in Cumulus Linux - P1 (10:25)
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Headquarter - Configuring Bond interfaces, LAG and MLAG in Cumulus Linux - P2 (7:52)
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Branch Office - Network Prepration in GNS3 (2:13)
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Branch Office - Switches Trunk & Access ports, VLAN interfaces, Bonds & MLAG (14:34)
Adding 2 Firewall Clusters: Linux nftables (Keepalived VRRP) & pfSense HA (CARP)
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READ ME FIRST
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Headquarter - Create a custom VM for the openSUSE Linux Server cluster (5:34)
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Headquarter - Change network adapters type to Paravirtualized Network I/O (1:24)
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Headquarter - Creating bond interfaces on openSUSE Linux with LACP mode (15:19)
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Headquarter - Troubleshooting inter-cluster Bond connectivity issues on Linux FW (10:58)
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Headquarter - Configure MLAG on Cumulus switches for firewall cluster bond links (7:03)
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Headquarter - Configure virtual VLAN interfaces on linux firewall cluster (13:16)
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Headquarter - Disable IPv6 on the Linux firewalls (0:56)
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Headquarter - Installing keepalived (VRRP) on both OpenSUSE Linux firewalls (4:14)
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Headquarter - Configuring keepalived (VRRP) for OpenSUSE firewall HA cluster (12:35)
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Introduction to netfilter framework - Part 1 (8:59)
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Introduction to netfilter framework - Part 2 (6:38)
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Headquarter - Change default policies of iptables chains to explicit drop (4:47)
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Create IPTables service on openSUSE firewall cluster & TShooting the service (13:16)
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Headquarter - Create iptables service on the slave firewall (2:20)
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Headquarter - Providing internet to VLAN 20 using MASQUERADE NAT rules (12:12)
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Headquarter - Configure Linux DHCP Server to assign each VLAN's own IP range (10:26)
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Headquarter - Start creating Inter-VLAN iptables rules on OpenSUSE FW cluster (9:19)
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Headquarter - Continue creating Inter-VLAN iptables policies on firewall cluster (12:32)
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Headquarter - Creating iptables DNAT rules to publish web server from DMZ VLAN (7:00)
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Headquarter - Restrict & log SSH Brute-force attacks with iptables RECENT module (6:54)
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Headquarter - Visualize iptables rules with gressgraph (2:03)
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Headquarter - nftables basics (9:07)
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Headquarter - Transform iptables rules into nftables & create an nft service, P1 (9:28)
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Headquarter - Transform iptables rules into nftables & create an nft service, P2 (4:33)
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Headquarter - Restrict SSH Brute-force attacks for 5 minutes with Linux nftables (8:16)
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Branch Office - Installing pfSense machines in GNS3 (4:10)
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Branch Office - Reassigning the interfaces and start the initial pfSense config (5:19)
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Branch Office - Configure pfSense interfaces, LAGG, VLAN interfaces and pfSync (11:06)
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Branch Office - Setup pfSense High-Availibity & MLAG between Cumulus and pfSense (14:56)
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Branch Office - Configure pfSense DHCP server for clients and management VLANs (5:12)
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Branch Office - Create aliases in pfSense and add floating & VLAN firewall rules (12:31)
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Branch Office - Create Inter-VLAN rules from Clients and Mgmt to DMZ on pfSense (5:36)
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Branch Office - Setup UFW on Ubuntu Web server in DMZ & test inter-VLAN access (9:12)
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Branch Office - DNAT or Reverse NAT for web server access in DMZ from internet (3:35)
Adding Open Source VPN technologies using Strongswan IPSec, OpenVPN & Wireguard
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Setup Site to Site VPN between OpenSUSE Linux and pfSense using Strongswan - P1 (17:15)
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Setup Site to Site VPN between OpenSUSE Linux and pfSense using Strongswan - P2 (11:32)
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Troubleshooting Site to Site IPSec VPN between OpenSUSE Linux and pfSense (4:15)
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Preparing OpenVPN server on pfSense - CA server, certificate & export plugin (5:39)
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Setup OpenVPN remote access on pfSense & setup home-office Ubuntu OpenVPN client (17:00)
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Setup WireGuard VPN between OpenSUSE firewall and Ubuntu as remote IoT client (15:28)
Adding Open Source Network Access Control (NAC) using PacketFence
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How NAC works? EAP, EAPoL, RADIUS, dot1x - P2 (4:19)
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How NAC works? EAP, EAPoL, RADIUS, dot1x - P1 (12:05)
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Installing PacketFence NAC Server on a Debian Linux (10:51)
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Initializing PacketFence Web Configurator (9:10)
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Deplying Network Access Server (NAS) and FreeRADIUS with MAB Profiles (9:47)
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Configure IEEE 802.1X, Parking & Dynamic VLAN assignment on Cumulus Linux Switch (11:16)
Adding Two-factor authentication (2FA) to SSH servers in management VLAN
How secure did we build this network? Let's pentest it!
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Reconnaissance of headquarter network using NMAP (10:52)
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Introduction to penetration testing for this project (6:08)
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Implementing SSH brute force against headquarter using our NMAP findings (13:44)
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ARP Poisoning attack to capture headquarter network traffic e.g. credentials (14:32)
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DHCP starvation attack agains OpenSUSE DHCP server in headquarter (DOS attack) (8:19)
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DHCP spoofing by Yersinia in headquarter to deviate the network gateway and DNS (8:27)
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