Introduction to the Dark Web

1.

Introduction to the Dark Web
Understanding the difference between the Surface Web, Deep Web, and Dark
Web.
– Surface Web: Publicly accessible web
– Deep Web: Non-indexed but legal content
– Dark Web: Hidden services with anonymity

2.

Accessing the Dark Web
Tools and technologies for accessing the dark web.
– Tor Browser: Anonymous browsing
– VPN: Adding a layer of security
– Tails OS: Privacy-focused operating system

3.

What You Can Do on the Dark Web
Exploring legal and illegal activities on the dark web.
– Legal: Anonymous communication, research
– Illegal: Drug markets, weapon trade, data theft

4.

Common Threats on the Dark Web
Risks involved when navigating the dark web.
– Malware, phishing attacks
– Government surveillance
– Scams and frauds

5.

Staying Safe on the Dark Web
Best practices to ensure anonymity and avoid threats.
– Use VPNs and Proxies
– Avoid suspicious sites
– Stay informed about security practices

6.

Ethical Considerations
The debate surrounding privacy and illegal activities on the dark web.
– Balancing privacy with ethical use
– Encryption and its role in free internet

7.

Transition to Cybersecurity
How cybersecurity professionals mitigate threats that emerge from the dark web.
– Data breaches
– Malware and ransomware
– Cyber espionage

8.

Introduction to Cybersecurity
Overview of cybersecurity's importance in modern technology.
– Protecting data and systems
– Threat landscape: malware, phishing, DDoS

9.

Pentesting and Red/Blue Teams
Different roles in cybersecurity.
– Penetration testing: Simulating attacks
– Red Team: Offensive security
– Blue Team: Defensive security

10.

Basics of Cybersecurity:
Networking
Key concepts in networking relevant to cybersecurity.
– IP addresses, DNS, and ports
– Firewalls and VPNs
– Tools: Nmap, Wireshark

11.

Basics of Cybersecurity: Linux
Why Linux is crucial for cybersecurity professionals.
– Popular distros: Kali, Parrot OS
– Basic commands: SSH, grep, chmod
– Scripting and automation

12.

Cybersecurity Tools and Techniques
Common tools and techniques used by cybersecurity professionals.
– Tools: Metasploit, Burp Suite
– Techniques: Social engineering, SQL injection

13.

Careers in Cybersecurity
Overview of the different career paths in cybersecurity.
– Security Analyst
– Ethical Hacker
– SOC Analyst

14.

Job Offerings in 2024
An overview of the job market for cybersecurity in 2024, particularly in Azerbaijan.
– High demand for skilled professionals
– Opportunities in government, private sector
– Increasing need for penetration testers

15.

Salaries in Azerbaijan
Salary expectations for cybersecurity professionals in Azerbaijan.
– Average salary: $20,000 to $50,000
– Higher salaries for certified experts
– Future outlook is strong

16.

Skills Needed for Cybersecurity
The essential skills required to succeed in cybersecurity.
– Networking knowledge
– Linux proficiency
– Problem-solving and attention to detail

17.

Conclusion and Q&A
Summary of key takeaways and open floor for questions.
– Importance of cybersecurity
– Exploring a career in cybersecurity