1. Introduction, Threat Models

I refuse to watch people talk about technology while writing on a chalkboard.

Super amazing content. Just what i need.

That is an a not an e :)

Going to watch this whole playlist thank u

great

This is why MIT is the shit. I’ve heard that they rejected the Harvard/Yale Ivy League requests cause fuck those elitist morons.

Is this like undergraduate?

the first time I slowed down a lecture :D

that definition of security is wow

One best example is the EMV standard (Europay, MasterCard, Visa), where a unique key is generated for every single transaction (balance inquiry, withdrawal, etc.) based on the chip on the card and the PIN keyed by the user.
Also, SSL is now deprecated in favor of TLS.

the fact that he went through the syllabus in 5 minutes blows my mind, my profs often take the full first lecture.

Hello who is taking this OpenCourseware Sept 2022?

After watching these videos I was able to put mit cyber security course graduate. I then got a job paying $100k a year thankyou !!!

Wish Nalanda Was Never Destroyed. This was some A++ stuff.

I am going back to school for my cybersecurity major, and I was just looking for lectures to fall asleep to. This is GOLD.

Truly amazing classes.

actually, makes it seem like going to school is not a bad idea when you have professors like this. not really a waste of time.

Does anyone have any additional information about the DARPA secure OS backdoor story I was not able to find any related material. It is interesting to reflect today dependency confusion attack works.

This is very educative..thank you for sharing

Are the labs available anywhere for students who are not enrolled in MIT?

Threat models are pretty simple: Ex boyfriend/girlfriend - Organized crime - Mossad

Lost me when u started coding I don’t uderstand

why should we donate to the richest stem university ?

I think technique adapted at MIT is understanding existing setup, Concentrating problems then solutions... That makes student to think continuously

Thank you for promoting educational equality by making such high quality content available.

Super. Amazing. Very interesting to listen.

Professor has great posture for a CS ;)

does someone know why LLDB on macOS throws error that it can't disassemle the $ebp+4 adress?

Thanks to Prof Professor Zeldovich for this amazing lecture, even I have just watched it today, still it makes my mind blown.

i didmt understand at all the last part

Can anyone tell me which paper they assigned to the class?

This is truly an amazing lecture that details what network security actually is. An amazing way to advertise for a scripting lecture that is very well detailed at that age.

This is the power of MIT. Amazing lecture on cybersecurity for aspiring students in this field.

shehf

thank you very much MITs

where's part two

that is why we need to study in MIT

hmm nice i enjoy this so much and could listen to this all day... i will hahah :)

I recommend the book "Security Engineering" (Ross Anderson, 3rd ed., 2021) as background reading.

Nice video in educating of the fundamentals. Buffer overflow and code attach details from around 46'48. Thanks MIT give us the video!

Hi i am very interested to be part of this class online, please help me how to connect.

I am simply blown away by the fact that we can just watch these for free. This is the very definition of quality content.