Chapter 1

Section 1 (18.10.2017) - actualized

• 1. Why is Cyber Security so Important ?
• 1.1 Vulnerability of Cyber Systems
• 1.2 Critical Infrastructures (CRITIS)

Chapter 2

Section 1 (24.10.2017) - actualized

• 2. Some Cyber Security Basics
• 2.1 Safety versus Security
• 2.2 Data Security versus Data Privacy
• 2.3 Threats
• 2.4 Security Goals
• 2.5 (In)security in the Internet

Chapter 3

Section 1 (24.10.2017) - actualized

• 3. Malware
• 3.1 Computer Viruses
• 3.2 Worms

Section 2 (30.10.2017) - actualized

• 3.3 Trojan Horses (Trojans)
• 3.4 Rootkits
• 3.5 Ramsonware
• 3.6 Scareware
• 3.7 Further Variants
• 3.8 Statistics

Chapter 4

Section 1 (02.11.2017) - actualized

• 4. Attacks
• 4.1 Techniques of the Attackers

Section 2 (07.11.2017) - actualized

• 4.1 Techniques of the Attackers (continuation)

Chapter 5

Section 1 (09.11.2017) - actualized

• 5. Measures for Attack Defense – Methods and Strategies
• 5.1 Measures for Attack Defense
• 5.2 IT Security Strategies
• 5.3 IT-Security Evaluation

Chapter 6

Section 1 (16.11.2017) - actualized

• 6. Encryption of Data
• 6.1 Cryptology
• 6.2 One Time Pad

Section 2 (16.11.2017) - actualized

• 6.3 Encryption Methods

Section 3 (21.11.2017) - actualized

• 6.3 Encryption Methods (continuation)

Section 4 (28.11.2017) - actualized

• 6.4 Asymmetric Encryption

Section 5 (29.11.2017) - actualized

• 6.4 Asymmetric Encryption (continuation)

Section 5, upright (23.11.2017)

Section 6 (30.11.2017)

• 6.4 Asymmetric Encryption (continuation)

Chapter 7

Section 1 (06.12.2017) - actualized

• 7. Authentication
• 7.1 Object Authentication

Section 1, upright (30.11.2017)

Section 2 (07.12.2017) - actualized

• 7.2 Insertion: Cryptographic Protocols
• 7.3 Subject Authentication

Section 3 (07.12.2017) - actualized

• 7.3 Subject Authentication (continuation)

Chapter 8

Section 1 (22.01.2018) - actualized

• 8. Digital Signatures
• 8.1 Handwritten vs. Digital Signatures
• 8.2 Signing with Asymmetric Encryption
• 8.3 Signing Cryptographic Hash Values

Chapter 9

Section 1 (09.01.2018) - actualized

• 9. Secure Network Communication
• 9.1 Insertion:Virtual Private Networks
• 9.2 IPsec (RFC 2401, 4302+3, 4306)

Section 2 (17.01.2018) - actualized

• 9.3 TLS/SSL (Transport Layer Security/Secure Sockets Layer) (RFC 2246)
• 9.4 SSH (Secure Shell) (RFC 4250-56) (https://www.ssh.com/)

Section 3 (18.01.2018) - actualized

• 9.5 eMail Security
• 9.6 IEEE 802.11i Wireless LAN Security
• 9.7 Integration of Encryption Methods into Communication Hierarchies

Chapter 10

Section 1 (23.01.2018)

• 10. Authorization – Access Rights
• 10.1 Subjects, Objects, and Access Rights
• 10.2 Access Control Strategies

Chapter 11

Section 1 (25.01.2018)

• 11. Firewalls
• 11.1 Tasks and Principle of the Firewall
• 11.2 Realization Forms of Firewalls
• 11.3 Firewall Architectures
• 11.4 Firewall Policies
• 11.5 Add on: Web Firewalls
• 11.6 Add on: Hole Punching (RFC 2663)

Chapter 12

Section 1 (30.01.2018)

• 12. Intrusion Detection
• 12.1 Purpose of Intrusion Detection
• 12.2 How does an Intrusion Detection System work ?
• 12.3 Problems and Prospect of Intrusion Detection Systems

Chapter 13

Section 1 (30.01.2018)

• 13. Honeypots

Chapter 14

Section 1 (23.04.2018) - actualized

• 14. Privacy
• 14.1 Some Fundamental Terms
• 14.2 Anonymity Measures

Chapter 15

Section 1 (19.04.2018) - actualized

• 15. Anonymity in the Internet
• 15.1 Mixes
• 15.2 Mix Cascades
• 15.3 Onion Routing / Tor

Chapter 16

Section 1 (24.04.2018) - actualized

• 16. Identity Management
• 16.1 Open ID
• 16.2 OAuth
• 16.3 OpenID Connect

Chapter 17

Section 1 (08.05.2018)

• 17. Anonymous Payment
• 17.1 Blind Signature
• 17.2 Principle of Electronic Money
• 17.3 Anonymous Payment in Practice

Chapter 18

Section 1 (17.05.2018) - actualized

• 18. Privacy in the Internet
• 18.1 Privacy in the World Wide Web
• 18.2 Privacy in Instant Messaging

Chapter 19

Section 1 (29.05.2018)

• 19. Electronic Identity Documents
• 19.1 Electronic Passport
• 19.2 Electronic Identity Card