Independent Science Research Week 15

This week I began learning some basic networking and security, and I also successfully got multi-threading to work in my Python script.
I installed Kali Linux as a virtual machine.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/bedd7/ACT_Week_15_class_1_151_4272015.html
I learned how to use Nmap to preform a port scan, and Hydra to brute force a password.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/f3c2d/Networking_and_Security_4282015.html
I learned how to use EtherApe to graphically visualize network traffic.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/54818/ACT_Week_15_class_2_152_4292015.html
I implemented multi-threading into my Python logging script, so that I could read data from each sensor simultaneously, and record the CSV string at a regular interval, rather than only asking for a sensor's value after the previous sensor returns one.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/c2415/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_4292015.html
I troubleshooted my Python script and found that I had to add time.sleep(.1) into each of my infinite coroutines to keep the CPU usage below 110%.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/76cc9/Data_Monitoring_Networking_and_Automation_4302015.html
I was sick.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/75360/ISR_Week_15_class_3_153_512015.html
I was sick.
http://physics.hpa.edu/users/dragland/weblog/57f24/ACT_Week_15_class_3_153_512015.html