Threat Modelling Part - 1 What is Threat Modelling? Threat modelling is the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential security threats before they happen. It helps teams anticipate how systems can be attacked and build defences proactively , not reactively. Key Concepts Threat: Something (like a hacker or malware) that could exploit a weakness. Vulnerability: A flaw in your system that can be exploited. Risk: The chance that a threat will exploit a vulnerability to cause damage. Analogy : Threat = Burglar Vulnerability = Unlocked door Risk = Getting robbed because the door is open in a bad neighborhood Threat Modelling Process (High-Level) Define the Scope – What systems/apps are you evaluating? Identify Assets – What needs protection? (e.g. data, services) Identify Threats – Think like an attacker. What could go wrong? Analyze Vulnerabilities – What weaknesses exist? Prioritize Ri...
*TL:DR* Initial Installation of python in system Lets start with simple python program print("Hello World") #---> output ---> Hello world """ Hello world program In python anything inside print() will display on the screen Also the text print to on the screen should be inside "", '' between this """ Python Commands #print a number print(25) # Hash is used to comment out which will ignored on execution # Hash is a single line command """ Multi line command Defined like this can hold multiple lines """ ''' These commands can comment out error making code lines and also declare or define what this particular line of code does explanation For debugging For Future references, as comments are in readable format For collaboration with Peers ''' Python Variables and Literals #variable is the container which holds or store data number = 10 #Number is the var...