Advanced System Security Design

In the Cloud Computing Security module, learners will gain a comprehensive understanding of AWS cloud computing basics and learn to work with AWS resources. The module covers creating user accounts, setting up DNS entries, and implementing best practices in cloud security. By the end of the module, participants will be able to create their own web cluster with MySQL databases, set up user credentials, and manage AWS resources programmatically.

The DDoS Attacks and Defenses module provides learners with knowledge of DDoS attack history, analysis of new malware, and strategies for defense. Participants will learn about defense techniques, intrusion tolerance paradigms, and strategies for dealing with future DDoS attacks. Pre-requisites include basic security concepts and principles, as well as knowledge of firewall and IDS systems.

In the Security and Privacy in TOR Network module, participants will delve into TOR's basic concepts, anonymity, and hidden services. The module covers setting up hidden servers, managing hidden servers using Tor circuit, and improving TOR's performance through cloud-based implementations. Participants will gain the ability to utilize TOR browser for privacy and set up hidden services to protect servers and maintain anonymity.

The Advanced System Security Topics module focuses on RBAC and ABAC access control, XACML 3.0, and secure access to web documents and network resources. Participants will learn about GeoEncryption, Secure Enhanced Geolocking, and R2D2 concepts, as well as integrating Google Map and Web Crypto API for encrypted documents on web browsers. This module enhances data security and access control, preparing learners to implement state-of-the-art security techniques.