Showing posts with label Nuggets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nuggets. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

CBT Nuggets Security : MicroNugget: Wireless Sniffing


In this MicroNugget, CBT Nuggets trainer Keith Barker explains how to use an access point in sniffer mode to collect wireless frames of data.


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Monday, August 5, 2013

CBT Nuggets 30-minute webinar on Hadoop by Garth Schulte for a free

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Join CBT Nuggets trainer Garth Schulte for a free, 30-minute webinar on Hadoop. He’ll discuss the popular platform that’s used to store and analyze large amounts of data. Garth will also answer questions from webinar participants, so be sure to mark your calendars!

The webinar is free, but registration is required. You can sign up below.
What: Hadoop webinar with Garth Schulte
When: 10 a.m. (Pacific Time) Thursday, Aug. 15
Register here.

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Free webinar BackTrack and Kali Linux from CBT Nuggets trainer Keith Barker!


CBT Nuggets will be available webminar 30 minutes free on the BackTrack Linux and Kali.

The reason for this webinar to show the new training series on the BackTrack Linux and Kali.


Have you ever wondered what Kali Linux is, and how it can help you? Find out in a free 30-minute webinar with CBT Nuggets trainer Keith Barker!
Keith, creator of CBT Nuggets' "BackTrack and Kali Linux" training series, will give an overview of these valuable pentesting tools and will answer participants' questions. Don’t miss it!
What: BackTrack & Kali Linux webinar
When: 10 a.m. (Pacific Time), Wednesday, July 17
Register: To register, click here

Friday, September 21, 2012

CBT Nugget VMware free slides session



Greg’s VMworld Session
Trainer and virtualization expert Greg Shields is fresh off another fantastic appearance at VMworld. In fact,Greg’s presentation on “Avoiding the 19 Biggest HA & DRS Configuration Mistakes” was one of the highest-rated sessions of the 2012 event! If you didn’t get to see it in person, you can watch the video here

You can also find Greg’s slides from the session here (PDF) : 

Want more? Check out all of Greg’s videos in the CBT Nuggets library.

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

CBT Nuggets Server 2012 Microsoft

In August the CBT Nuggets has launched the new Microsoft Server 2012 First Look series, free on youtube.
 
New Microsoft Server 2012 First Look series – FREE!
Microsoft Server 2012 isn’t out yet, but you can get an early look at it in the new “Microsoft Server 2012: First Look” series.
The entire series is available on the CBT Nuggets YouTube channel for FREE, along with several Server 2012 MicroNuggets. Current customers can also stream the Server 2012 First Look series in the CBT Nuggets video player on our website.
The advantage of being on Youtube can we download the videos to our computer, and when we want to see without having an internet connection.

One of the ways to use the extras of the browser Mozilla Firefox, which exists in all operating systems. If there can compile the code that is available for free from Mozilla.
  • Ant Video Downloader and Player you can download video from Youtube or any other streaming site. Rare are the sites you will not be able to download from.
You can also use online converters and convert into AVI files.
  • IXConverter although Google is blocking sites that make converting videos in FLV format in avi or mp3, this still works smoothly.

Personally I really like the videos they make. They explain very well and well constructed. The staff CBT Nuggets giving voice to videos are great professionals with good diction.

Even if we are in such a professional. It's always nice to see your videos, because you can do a refresh or update on the matter. Such as the level of programming. There are several techniques to do the same thing (the right one, the easiest, correct, organized, etc). Each has its programming style, but that style can not be right.

This style can involve a lot of code duplication or else there are already existing new libraries andmethods that reduce the code and to assist in the development, not to have to reinvent the wheel.