Certified Ethical Hacking Course (CEH® v12)

Get ready to ace your CEH® v12 exam in the first go with the most comprehensive hands-on training

In this Certified Ethical Hacking Course, you will learn the following:

1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking

• Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Its Importance
• Understanding the Various Phases of Ethical Hacking Methodology
• Ethics and Legal Considerations in Ethical Hacking

• Gathering Information About Targets and Their Networks
• Techniques for Footprinting, Such as DNS Queries, Social Engineering, and WHOIS Lookups
• Tools and Methodologies for Reconnaissance

• Understanding Different Scanning Techniques and Their Purposes
• Active and Passive Scanning Methods
• Conducting Network Scans Using Tools Like Nmap, Nessus, and Wireshark

• Techniques for Gathering Information About Network Resources, Such as Usernames, Shares, and Services
• Enumerating Network Protocols and Their Vulnerabilities
• Enumeration Tools and Methodologies

• Identifying and Analyzing System Vulnerabilities
• Vulnerability Scanning Tools and Techniques
• Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Databases

• Techniques For Gaining Unauthorized Access to Systems
• Exploiting System Vulnerabilities, Weak Configurations, and Misconfigurations
• Password Cracking, Privilege Escalation, and Backdoor Creation

• Understanding Various Types of Malware (Viruses, Worms, Trojans, Ransomware, Etc.)
• Analyzing and Reverse-engineering Malware Samples
• Detection and Mitigation Strategies for Malware Attacks

• Understanding Network Sniffing Techniques and Protocols
• Tools and Countermeasures for Sniffing Detection and Prevention
• Analyzing Captured Network Traffic

• Psychological Manipulation Techniques Used for Social Engineering Attacks
• Pretexting, Phishing, Baiting, and Other Social Engineering Methods
• Mitigation Strategies and Awareness for Social Engineering Attacks

• Understanding Dos and Distributed Dos (DDoS) Attacks
• Techniques And Tools for Conducting Dos Attacks
• Mitigation Strategies and Countermeasures

• Understanding Session Hijacking Techniques and Their Implications
• Man-in-the-middle (MitM) Attacks, Asension Hijacking Tools, and Countermeasures
• Protecting Session Integrity and Confidentiality

• Techniques for Evading Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS), Firewalls, and Honeypots
• Firewall and IDS Evasion Tools and Methods
• Identifying and Countering Honeypots

• Web Application Vulnerabilities and Their Exploitation
• Injection Attacks, Cross-site Scripting (XSS), and Other Web Application Attacks
• Web Application Security Best Practices

• Understanding SQL Injection Attacks and Their Impact
• Techniques for Exploiting SQL Vulnerabilities
• Mitigating SQL Injection Attacks

• Wireless Network Vulnerabilities and Weaknesses
• Wi-Fi Hacking Techniques, Tools, and Countermeasures
• Securing Wireless Networks

• Mobile Device Vulnerabilities and Security Risks
• Techniques for Exploiting Mobile Platforms and Applications
• Mobile Device Security Best Practices

• IoT Security Challenges and Vulnerabilities
• Hacking IoT Devices, Protocols, and Applications
• IoT Security Considerations and Best Practices

• Cloud Computing Security Risks and Challenges
• Assessing and Securing Cloud Infrastructure and Services
• Cloud Security Best Practices

• Basics of Cryptography and its Importance in Security
• Cryptographic Algorithms, Protocols, and their Vulnerabilities
• Implementing Secure Cryptographic Practices

• Introduction to Penetration Testing and its Methodologies
• Planning, Conducting, and Reporting on Penetration Tests
• Tools and Frameworks for Penetration Testing

Prerequisites and Eligibility

• Two years of experience in Information Security is preferable, but not mandatory.
• A foundational understanding of the information security industry and concepts of ethical hacking is beneficial for beginners.