Explore the C and C++ languages. Look at the specificity of the C/C++ languages and how this impacts security, ways C/C++ can interact with the external world, error handling, the execution environment and much more.
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That course tricks you into creating an account at infosecinstitute.com
It's quite annoying but the course is made in such way that it is not possible to finish it.
As other people, I found that it is not possible to finish the course and get certificate, because the course requires to finish lab at InfoSec site but the InfoSec site doesn't propagate results back to Coursera. As the result I finished all labs at InfoSec site but stuck with this situation. Actually, I don't much need certificate for specialization teaching 30-years old tricks, but I would just like to finish the work. Annoying thing is that the course is included into Coursera Plus which I already paid for by subscription, but the InfoSec site asks me to paid the second time for the same course which I can't finish by the reason I've described above.
Impossible to finish the course. One is required to do graded labs at InfoSec external environment, but the results from the lab do not propagate back to Coursera course, and to top it off InfoSec asks for a payment for the subscription, while one already paid Coursera for the course. And as usual no support from Coursera or InfoSec. US capitalism at its best. Take customers' money and vanish.
The labs are broken and don't allow the learner to finish them. Tickets have been submitted but no reply from the organizer.