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Guide to the Tor Browser

This is a comprehensive Tor course including, but not limited to: major misconceptions, installation, history, strengths and weaknesses, discussions on onion addresses, and ending on a comparison of the Deep Web and Dark Web.
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55
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Time
beginner
difficulty
2
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Course Content

Module 1: Introduction
Module 2: Why Use Tor?
Module 3: Getting Into Things
Module 4: Compare Tor to Firefox
Module 5: Under the Hood of the Tor Relay
Module 6: With Great Strength Comes Great Weaknesses
Module 7: Tor on Other Platforms
Module 8: The Onions
Module 9: Conclusion
7.1 Tor in All the Places

12m

Module 7: Tor on Other Platforms
8.1 All About the Onions

10m

Module 8: The Onions
4.1 Comparison of Firefox and Tor

10m

Module 4: Compare Tor to Firefox
3.1 Let's Get Into Things

11m

Module 3: Getting Into Things
6.1 Tor Flaws Part 1

7m

Module 6: With Great Strength Comes Great Weaknesses
5.1 What Is It?

5m

Module 5: Under the Hood of the Tor Relay
1.1 The Tor Roadmap

4m

Module 1: Introduction
2.1 Why You Should Use the Tor Browser

9m

Module 2: Why Use Tor?
9.1 The End Is the Beginning

4m

Module 9: Conclusion
4.2 Firefox Plugins and Search Engines

10m

Module 4: Compare Tor to Firefox
5.2 Legal Issues

4m

Module 5: Under the Hood of the Tor Relay
6.2 Tor Flaws Part 2

8m

Module 6: With Great Strength Comes Great Weaknesses
1.2 Myths, Misconceptions, and the Iceberg Graphics

5m

Module 1: Introduction
4.3 Final Comparison

4m

Module 4: Compare Tor to Firefox
1.3 A User's Guide to the Deep Web, Dark Web, and the Dark Net

7m

Module 1: Introduction
1.4 The History of the Tor Project

7m

Module 1: Introduction
Course Description
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Instructed by

Instructor
Tim Stover

It was the fall of 1994, when my high school received a major upgrade, we received the internet! It was my sophomore year, and I can still clearly remember walking into the computer lab for the first time and being so excited! I started teaching myself about the internet, networking, and hacking at that point.

I hold a bachelor's degree in Theatre and have recently received an Associate's of Applied Sciences in Cyber Security from the College of Southern Nevada. While I was there I also co-founded CSN's Cybersecurity club where I was their first ever president! Plus, I also was a lab researcher and writer in Network+, Digital Forensics, and Ethical Hacking for CSN until I graduated.

After graduation I joined a local cybersecurity group, “Shad0w Synd1cate” where I am involved in running some labs and CTF’s (Cybersecurity Capture the Flag) for them. On a personal note I live in the Las Vegas NV area with my wife and our two dogs. When I am not writing and research cybersecurity labs I am playing video games on Steam and Xbox and watching kung fu/action movies!

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Certification Body
Certificate of Completion

Complete this entire course to earn a Guide to the Tor Browser Certificate of Completion