You can use the open-source phishing framework, GoPhish, getgophish.com.

Trevor Chandler said:

My explanation begins by having students to look at the logs on the router!

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To expand on Trevor's answer about looking at the logs; investigate the routing issue by determining the scope of the problem. Expand on this by using ping and traceroute. Can users connect to some networks (sites) but not others? Statics are often used in two scenarios. #1 when the network is really simple and the architect wants to dictate the traffic path (think about a simple home /office router or a network with one ISP connection). Another use case is when the network is more complex and multiple paths (multiple ISPs) exist between two networks. In this case you might want to override or backup the route discovered via a routing protocol. And this is where route weighting comes in to the discussion.

I have received my. Many thanks @Stephen Schneiter

Rick Butler said:

What's with all of the serial posting? Looks pretty excessive to me...

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@Rick Butler thank for calling my intention to this I think I going to reduce it . Trust me adjustment is going to be done immediately.
Best regards.

Rick Butler said:

I ask myself that same question, Trevor. ?

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@Rick Butler I know you are not at the content. But somehow I know you are very supportive. I relise my mistake by credit you . I am sorry.

Trevor Chandler said:

Why is Rick Butler being extended any credit here???????

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I ask myself that same question, Trevor. ?

What's with all of the serial posting? Looks pretty excessive to me...

Certificate

Web Pages and Web Sites

What is the Internet?
§A decentralized global computer network
§With a common protocol suite

Should I Change My Password

Password Best Practices
§Avoid sharing passwords
§Avoid reusing passwords
§Avoid incrementing passwords
§Avoid using birthdates, pets' names, and other easily guessed details
§Avoid using only dictionary words
§Avoid using common patterns and sequences

How Do You Create a Strong Password

What Needs a Password?

Encrypting Data

2.2.2: Privacy in Communications
§Safely Using Internet Communications
–Responding to phishing emails
–Answering unsolicited requests for information
–Not verifying email sender's identity
–Clicking on suspicious links or attachments

: Privacy in Communications – Email & FTP

: Privacy in Communications - Texting

Who Owns Data on Social Media?
–Social media sites own your data
§Safely Using Social Media
–Adjust privacy settings
–Be mindful of what you share
–Review and clean up your friends list
–Be cautious of quizzes and games
–Check and understand the platform's privacy policy
–Regularly review your activity

2.2.1: Privacy in Social Media
§Who owns my social media content?
§How long does it stay online?
§Who can see my information?

Bad Cookies
Steal login credentials
Add malicious scripts to trusted sites
Track users across multiple sites and build profiles.

Cookies
Store login credentials
Remember user preferences
Track user activity
Build user profiles for targeted marketing

How Companies Use Your Data
§Try to deGoogle your life
–Lots of research
–Could be worth it
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§ Login to view embedded media

How Companies Use Your Data
§Masking Data
§Look at your web Browser and search engines.
§Search Engine Suggestions
–DuckDuckGo
–Brave Search
–Swisscows