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Today's digitally interconnected world, fosters the Internet of Things (IoT) that stands as a cornerstone of innovation, revolutionizing industries, enhancing efficiency, and transforming how we interact with the world around us. This comprehensive course on IoT Fundamentals, serves as your gateway to understanding the foundational principles that underpin this transformative technology, by understanding what goes behind the scenes.Throughout this journey, you'll delve deep into the core concepts that drive the IoT revolution. From exploring the fundamental architecture of IoT systems to understanding the intricate web of sensors, actuators, and connectivity protocols, you'll gain a holistic understanding of how IoT ecosystems function.In addition to clarifying misconceptions, this course isn't just about theory; it's about empowering you with the knowledge needed to innovate in the rapidly evolving IoT landscape. Thereby, honing your ability to design, implement, and manage IoT solutions effectively.Key topics covered in this course include:1. Introduction to IoT: Gain a comprehensive overview of IoT, its historical evolution, and its transformative impact on various industries.2. IoT Architecture: Explore the layered architecture of IoT systems, from edge devices to cloud infrastructure, and understand how data flows through the ecosystem.3. Sensors and Actuators: Dive into the world of sensors and actuators, learning how these essential components gather and transmit data in IoT networks.4. Connectivity Protocols: Examine the diverse range of connectivity protocols used in IoT.5. Data Management and Analytics: The core part that makes IoT, what it is.6. Security and Privacy Concerns: Understand the unique security challenges posed by IoT deployments.7. IoT Applications and Use Cases

Welcome to this course where you'll learn how to build a decentralized malware bot with Python that targets Windows operating systems. Python is de-facto language used by ethical hackers and learning it for you professional career can boost your chances of employment as a cyber security professional. This course is an entry point for offensive penetration testers and won't dive deep into any of the topics, but covers a lot of basics. This intentional lack of depth makes novice penetration testers explore this course as an inspiration, a way of thought. Contents of this course are needed for completing security certifications and can be specially of importance if you want to start learning about malware analysis and reverse engineering. This is a technical course but the emphasis is on problem solving.This course can also be useful for system administrators and those of you who prefer a defensive approach in penetration testing, as you can see how systems can get infected, how and where malware can hide itself, what parts of Windows are affected by the infection, how important it is to patch and update the operating system, how simple user interaction may trigger a malware infection, and how not blacklisting unnecessary local and web services can lead to potentially catastrophic consequences for your organization. In this course you will learn how to write a malware bot that uses free messaging protocols and file hosting services instead of traditional personal servers used for communication by malwares and botnets. It's assumed you don't have much prior knowledge in Python programming, therefore in a series of videos, an overview of Python language is presented that can be very informative as a recap or for those who already know how to code in another programming language.This course is divided into a number of sections and in each one you will learn how to write a specific part of our final code. In these sections we learn using co

Multiplayer Augmented Reality Games are becoming popular with the latest improvement in AR tech. We have now very stable ARCore and ARKit SDKs to build immersive AR experiences. Also, with Magic Leap and Microsoft HoloLens, AR experiences reach to another level. So, a new gaming experience has arrived! It is Multiplayer AR Games. There are already very successful Multiplayer Games out there such as Pokemon GO, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite and Mini Guns - Omega Wars...If you are a game developer, there can't be a better time to develop and publish a Multiplayer AR Game to the stores...Because there are really a few games and the potential is huge! That's why I created this unique online course on Multiplayer Augmented Reality to help game developers publish their own Multiplayer AR Games. In this course, you will learn the basics of Multiplayer Augmented Reality game development. Once we completed the single-player mode, we will implement Multiplayer using Photon Unity Networking 2 package as the multiplayer engine.For the Multiplayer side of the game, you will learn:Connecting to Photon serversJoining random roomsPlayer SelectionManual Player SpawningWriting your own Synchronization script to synch player movement.Killing and respawning mechanismThen, we will implement Augmented Reality into the multiplayer game we've built. We will use the top AR SDKs which are Google's ARCore and Apple's ARKit. And with Unity's AR Foundation, we will develop only once and deploy the game to both Android and IOS devices. That will definitely save you some development time...For the Augmented Reality side of the game, you will learn:Implementing AR to a Unity SceneImplementing ARCore/ ARKit to the Project with AR FoundationDetecting Flat Surfac

Technologies and modern agile practices like cloud computing, DevOps and microservices are encouraging technical teams to pick the right tool for the right job. Rather than be fanatical about a particular platform or operating system, it’s more efficient and cost-effective to embrace all the tools at your disposal.Typically, you will see some file servers or other network servers running Linux operating system whereas the knowledge workers are using Windows operating systems with Office productivity suite. These users don’t care which platform the files and data are on. They need access. Do you know what it takes to make these two operating systems work together seamlessly within the same environment? How does a Linux user login to the system using their network credentials? How can Windows and Linux users share files? Share printers?These are some of the fundamental problems IT administrators struggle with on a daily basis. In this course, “Networking Masterclass: Interoperability between Windows and Linux”, you will get an in-depth look at how to build bridges between your Windows and Linux systems. This course teaches you how to deploy, configure and manage your heterogeneous environment and implement interoperability mechanisms between your Windows computers and Linux workstations. These IT skills are in high demand, but there is no easy way to acquire this knowledge. Rather than rely on hit and trial method, this course will provide you with all the information you need to get started with your interoperability requirements. Start-up’s and technology companies pay big bucks for IT administrators with the talent to set up these elaborate networks. They demand cloud engineers and consultants manage their heterogeneous network infrastructure, and in turn, you can demand top dollar for your abilities.Do you want the skills to be highly sought after?

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