Structure:
● Covers all 20 CEH modules
● Each module approximately 1 to 1.5 hours with practical demos
and Q&A
● Includes hands-on labs spread throughout the course
● Final days dedicated to revision and practice tests
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Curriculum
20 Sections•21 Lessons•45 hour
1.1Overview of ethical hacking, its goals, legal implications, and the different types of hackers (white hat, black hat, gray hat).0 minute
1.2Understanding the hacking process and methodology.0 minute
2.1Techniques for gathering information about a target system or organization, such as DNS queries, WHOIS lookups, and social engineering, to build a profile for attacks.0 minute
3.1Methods to discover active devices, open ports, and services on a network using tools like Nmap and Netcat. Identifying live hosts and potential vulnerabilities.0 minute
4.1Extracting detailed information such as usernames, machine names, and shares from systems to identify potential points of attack.0 minute
5.1Identifying weaknesses in systems and networks using automated tools and manual techniques to assess potential security gaps.0 minute
6.1Steps hackers use to gain unauthorized access, escalate privileges, maintain access, and cover tracks on compromised systems.0 minute
7.1Understanding different types of malware (viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware), their propagation methods, and how to detect and prevent them.0 minute
8.1Capturing and analyzing network traffic to intercept sensitive information using tools like Wireshark and tcpdump.0 minute
9.1Psychological manipulation techniques used to trick users into revealing confidential information or granting access.0 minute
10.1Attacks designed to overwhelm and disrupt services, including flood attacks and methods to detect and mitigate DoS attacks.0 minute
11.1Techniques to take over active sessions between a user and a service, including stealing session tokens and cookies.0 minute
12.1Methods attackers use to bypass security measures such as Intrusion Detection Systems and firewalls to avoid detection.0 minute
13.1Exploiting vulnerabilities in web servers to gain unauthorized access or cause disruption.0 minute
14.1Attacking web applications through flaws like cross-site scripting (XSS), SQL injection, and others.0 minute
15.1A specific attack targeting databases by injecting malicious SQL code to manipulate or retrieve data.0 minute
16.1Techniques to attack Wi-Fi networks, crack encryption, and exploit weaknesses in wireless Protocols.0 minute
17.1Security issues and attack methods related to smartphones and tablets, including app vulnerabilities and OS exploits.0 minute
18.1Understanding vulnerabilities in Internet of Things devices and how to exploit or protect them.0 minute
19.1Security challenges unique to cloud environments and techniques to protect cloud resources.0 minute
20.1Basics of encryption, hashing, digital signatures, and how cryptography is used to secure data0 minute
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Rajesh Kumar
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