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Networking for Cybersecurity Part 4 — Firewalls, VPNs, and How Traffic Gets Controlled
Firewalls, VPNs, and traffic control are the mechanisms that determine what enters, leaves, and moves through a network. Understanding how they work — and how they fail — is essential for both offensive and defensive security. This article covers the fundamentals every cybersecurity professional must know.

Networking for Cybersecurity Part 3 — Protocols You Must Know (HTTP, SSH, FTP, SMTP)
Protocols are the rules that every network communication follows. HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, FTP, SMTP — every one of them has a specific vulnerability profile. This article breaks down the protocols every cybersecurity professional must know: what each does, how it works, and exactly where attackers look for weaknesses.

Networking for Cybersecurity Part 2 — IP Addressing, Subnets, and DNS
Before you can attack a network or defend one, you need to understand how data actually moves. Not in theory — in practice. This article breaks down the TCP/IP model and the OSI model: what they are, what each layer does, and exactly why every cybersecurity professional must understand them.
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