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LIVE DEMONSTRATION · CYBERSECURITY
Abinash BarikTrainer: Er. Abinash Barik

Cybersecurity in Action

$ A live, hands-on preview of what you'll master in the full course.

Real attacks, real defenses, real tools — demonstrated step by step, right here in the room.

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USB Rubber Ducky
WiFi Pentest Adapter
ExifTool
Have I Been Pwned
Abinash Barik
Presented by Er. Abinash Barik · Cybersecurity Trainer
Cybersecurity hacker illustration
GETTING STARTED

What is Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking?

Cybersecurity — THE SHIELD

It's the ultimate digital bodyguard. It means protecting our devices, networks, and data — like your Instagram, BGMI account, or bank details — from unauthorized access and cyber attacks.

Ethical Hacking — THE SWORD

Think of it as "legal hacking." We learn how to break into systems with permission. If we find the weak spots first, we can fix them before the real criminals can exploit them.

THE BIG QUESTION

Why AI Won't Steal Cybersecurity Jobs

  • AI makes bad guys stronger — Criminals are using AI to write better viruses and faster attacks. The world needs more human defenders to fight back against AI-powered threats.
  • AI lacks human "street smarts" — AI is just a machine that follows patterns. Hacking requires creative, out-of-the-box thinking and human intuition to outsmart the attacker.
  • Someone has to protect the AI — AI systems (like ChatGPT) get hacked too! Companies desperately need human experts to secure the AI tools themselves.
  • The "Human" Factor — In a cyber crisis, companies and laws need a human expert to make tough decisions, not a robot.
WHAT YOU'LL SEE TODAY

Demonstration Agenda

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DEMO 01

Live Hacking Map

A real-time world of cyberattacks, visualized as they happen.

  • Streams live threat intelligence, updating second by second
  • Shows attack type, origin, and target as they occur globally
  • Sets the tone: threats are constant, global, happening now
  • Builds the situational awareness every analyst needs
Learning outcome — understand the scale and speed of the modern threat landscape.
LIVE FEED · INDIA FOCUS--:--:-- UTC
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ATTACKS DETECTED
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COUNTRIES ACTIVE
DEMO 02

Wi-Fi Attacks

Wireless is convenient — and, if misconfigured, an open door.

Deauthentication
Forces devices off the network.
Evil Twin
A rogue AP impersonates a trusted one.
802.11 WIRELESS ADAPTER · MONITOR MODE
DEMO 02A · WI-FI ATTACK

Deauthentication Attack

Forged "disconnect" frames a device trusts and obeys.

  • Exploits unprotected wireless management frames
  • Instantly kicks a target device off its network
  • Often the opening move before an Evil Twin attack
  • Shows why WPA3 and 802.11w protections exist
Learning outcome — understand wireless protocol weaknesses and the fixes built to close them.
CONNECTED
Tool: 802.11 adapter in monitor mode
DEMO 02B · WI-FI ATTACK

Evil Twin Attack

A rogue access point clones a trusted network's name.

  • Broadcasts a fake network with an identical name (SSID)
  • Victims connect, believing it's the legitimate network
  • All traffic then flows through the attacker
  • Why public Wi-Fi should always be treated as untrusted
Learning outcome — recognize rogue access points and safe public Wi-Fi habits.
TRUSTED TRUSTED same name, different owner
Tool: rogue portable access point
DEMO 03

Email Spoofing

Forging the "From" address to impersonate someone trusted.

  • SMTP doesn't verify the sender's identity by default
  • Used in business email compromise and CEO fraud
  • Why SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records exist
  • Trains the eye to spot the red flags in a spoofed message
Learning outcome — identify spoofed emails and understand email authentication.
NEW MESSAGE
From:
Subject:
⚠ SPOOFED
DEMO 04

SQL Injection

One crafted input, one exposed database.

  • Injects code into a query field to manipulate the database
  • Can bypass logins or extract sensitive data
  • Still a fixture of the OWASP Top 10 risks
  • The fix: parameterized queries and input validation
Learning outcome — see how untrusted input becomes a database-level breach — and how to stop it.
LOGIN FORM
user:
pass: ********
ACCESS GRANTED
DEMO 05

Rubber Ducky — HID Attack

A USB stick the computer trusts completely — as a keyboard.

  • Registers as a Human Interface Device the OS inherently trusts
  • Fires a pre-loaded keystroke script the instant it's plugged in
  • Demonstrated on a controlled login scenario for speed and impact
  • Why physical USB port policy matters as much as network defense
Learning outcome — understand HID-based attacks and physical-access controls.
USB RUBBER DUCKY · HID PAYLOAD INJECTOR
$ waiting for device...
DEMO 06

Phishing Attacks

A cloned login page, built to look exactly like the real one.

  • Shows how convincing a cloned page can look
  • Illustrates the full chain: lure, fake page, capture
  • Run strictly in a closed, ethical classroom setting
  • Reinforces checking URLs, MFA, and password managers
Learning outcome — recognize phishing pages and build resistant habits.
⚠ secure-login-verify.net
Sign in to your account
email
password
⚠ credentials captured
DEMO 07 · DEFENSIVE TOOL

Have I Been Pwned

Check whether your email or password shows up in a known breach.

  • Searches billions of records from disclosed data breaches
  • Checks an email address, or tests a password safely
  • A genuine defensive tool used by security teams worldwide
  • Makes the case for unique passwords and MFA everywhere
Learning outcome — use breach intelligence proactively to protect your own accounts.
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BREACHES FOUND
DEMO 08 · DIGITAL FORENSICS

ExifTool — Metadata Forensics

Every photo carries hidden data. ExifTool reveals what it says about you.

  • Reads camera model, timestamps, GPS, and software used
  • Widely used in OSINT and digital forensic investigations
  • A single shared photo can leak location or device details
  • Also shows how to strip metadata before sharing publicly
Learning outcome — understand metadata privacy risk and file sanitization.
Powered by ExifTool — the open-source metadata reader
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PRIVACYfile stays on device
THAT WAS JUST THE PREVIEW

Ready to learn how it's really done?

In the full course, you'll build these attacks and their defenses yourself — step by step, in a safe lab environment, with hands-on labs after every module.

  • Guided hands-on labs, every module
  • Ethical & legal frameworks first
  • Industry-recognized tools
  • Real-world case studies
Abinash Barik
Session led by Er. Abinash Barik · Cybersecurity Trainer
“Security is not a product you buy; it is a habit you practice.”— Bruce Schneier
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