April 6, 2017 - What Are We Doing In Class Today?

Entrance Ticket - (30 min) Open Source Network Security Tools for Beginners
Answer these Questions

1. What are Open Source Tools
2. Where should you start?  Why?
3. What is the phrase he is a big fan of? 
4. Why do you need a good network discovery tool?
5. What do they mean when they say "No Open Door Policy?
6. What else is interesting in the steps listed?

• and then any outstanding Jupiter Assignments
• Remember  the Robot Block Party  next week
• Also remember this free software training: http://cybersecuritysvcte-metroed-2016-2017.blogspot.com/2017/02/some-free-software-training.html
• Udemy - work on the class you picked 
• www.instructables.com/  - work on the class you picked
• RaspberryPi & Arduino 

Class Agenda:

• 12:30-1:00 - Entry Ticket -30 min 
• Turn in to Jupiter
• 1:00 - 2:00 -  Pen-Testing LAB - Trade off again on Tuesday April 4
• New Pen-testing Project / Lab description and team selection.
• Assignment will be to work the challenge / lab /tutorial and then...
• Create a Class LAB document using the template found https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BcSUQH7ZCBTit7LQSBL_3dc9imX4LJgVpotZA_mue2U

• Turn in current PDF doc of status.  Should have 
• topic and link to sources
• paragraph overview
• list of needed skills, equipment, and resources
• all steps in outline form, with 2-5 sentences of what is accomplished in each step
•  clearly understand all the steps, where you have actually implemented these steps or know what you need to do

• 2:00 - 2;15 - Reading Future Crime

• 2;15 - 3:30 - Free Time to work on Raspberry Pi and Python Projects - You can work on the following:
• Building Robots
• Hardware like the Server Rack
• Play with Your Raspberry PI
• Python Code with Get your Raspberry Pi books.
• Then keep looking at examples in the book
• Jupiter - grades are due Wednesday... or Some other Project... Don't waste your time.  not games, not YouTube, not Graphic novels... Projects - You can work on the following:

• Jupiter
• Building Robots
• Hardware like the Server Rack
• Play with Your Raspberry PI
• Python Code with Get your Raspberry Pi books.
• Then keep looking at examples in the book