Certified Ethical Hacker V12

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) V12

Build Practical Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking Skills

The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) V12 Training Program from EC-Council is designed for professionals seeking to strengthen their cybersecurity knowledge and protect organizations from potential threats. The program introduces ethical hacking techniques that help participants identify and address information security risks in a legitimate and controlled manner.

Strengthen Information Security

Furthermore, CEH V12 provides extensive knowledge of ethical hacking and cybersecurity practices. Participants will learn how security vulnerabilities can be identified, assessed, and addressed to help protect information systems from potential attacks.

As a result, professionals can develop practical skills for managing information security risks while applying ethical and responsible cybersecurity practices.

Overview

Program Overview

The CEH V12 course provides comprehensive knowledge of ethical hacking tools, security testing, incident management, viruses, malware detection, and cybersecurity practices. Participants will learn how these concepts can be applied to identify and address potential information security threats.

Cybersecurity Threat Detection

Furthermore, the program explores methods for detecting and preventing potential attacks. Participants will examine information security threats, their potential impact, and appropriate approaches for managing them.

Practical Cybersecurity Application

The course also provides opportunities to apply cybersecurity concepts to realistic situations. As a result, participants can develop practical skills that support cybersecurity roles and strengthen their ability to respond to security challenges using ethical and responsible methods.

Target Audience

Target Audience

The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) V12 Training Program is suitable for professionals involved in cybersecurity, information technology, systems administration, and security assessment.

  • Vulnerability Assessment Analysts – Professionals responsible for identifying and assessing security vulnerabilities.
  • Security Professionals – Specialists involved in protecting information systems and managing cybersecurity risks.
  • IT Security Administrators – Professionals responsible for implementing and maintaining information security measures.
  • System and Network Administrators – IT specialists who manage and secure systems, networks, and infrastructure.
  • Cyber Defense Analysts – Professionals who monitor, detect, and respond to potential cybersecurity threats.
  • Ethical Hackers – Security specialists who use authorized techniques to identify and address system vulnerabilities.
  • Auditors – Professionals who assess security controls, compliance, and information system risks.
  • Web Managers – Professionals responsible for managing and securing websites and web-based systems.

Pre-Requisites

Pre-Requisites

  • Candidates must meet the following work experience requirements: 
    • You should have a minimum of 2 years of work experience in IT Security for joining CEH v12 Training. 
    • Fundamental understanding of server and network components is also necessary. 
    • Candidates must possess adequate knowledge and comprehension of Network, TCP/IP, and OS. 

Exam info

Exam Information 

Exam Code  312-50
Exam Name Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
Exam Type Multiple Choice
Total Questions 125
Exam Duration 4 hours
Passing Score Typically between 60% to 85%. Exact passing scores are not disclosed.
Languages English
Course Duration : 5 Days 

Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Foundations of Ethical Hacking

Ethical Hacking Overview

  • Overview of Ethical Hacking
  • Importance of Ethical Hacking in Cybersecurity

Ethical Hacking Process

  • Key Phases of Ethical Hacking
  • Understanding the Ethical Hacking Lifecycle

Legal and Ethical Considerations

  • Legal Implications of Ethical Hacking
  • Ethical Issues and Professional Responsibilities

Module 2: Footprinting and Reconnaissance

Reconnaissance and Information Gathering

Information Gathering

  • Information Gathering Techniques
  • Identifying Relevant Target Information

Reconnaissance Methods

  • Active and Passive Reconnaissance
  • Footprinting Tools and Methodologies

Reconnaissance Countermeasures

  • Identifying Reconnaissance Activities
  • Applying Countermeasures to Reduce Exposure

Module 3: Scanning Networks

Network Scanning and Vulnerability Assessment

Network Scanning Techniques

  • Network Scanning Techniques
  • Understanding Scanning Objectives

Types of Network Scanning

  • Port and Vulnerability Scanning
  • Identifying Network and System Weaknesses

Scanning Tools and Results

  • Tools for Network Scanning
  • Interpreting and Analyzing Scan Results

Module 4: Enumeration

Enumeration Techniques and Methodologies

Enumeration Fundamentals

  • Enumeration Techniques and Methodologies
  • Understanding Network and System Enumeration

SNMP Enumeration

  • Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Enumeration
  • Identifying Information Through SNMP Services

Enumeration Countermeasures

  • Identifying Enumeration Attempts
  • Applying Countermeasures to Reduce Information Exposure

Module 5: Vulnerability Analysis

Vulnerability Analysis and Assessment

Identifying Vulnerabilities

  • Identifying Vulnerabilities in Systems and Networks
  • Understanding Common Security Weaknesses

Vulnerability Assessment Tools

  • Using Vulnerability Assessment Tools
  • Conducting Structured Security Assessments

Analyzing and Prioritizing Vulnerabilities

  • Analyzing Identified Vulnerabilities
  • Prioritizing Risks Based on Potential Impact

Vulnerability Reporting

  • Documenting Identified Vulnerabilities
  • Preparing Clear Vulnerability Assessment Reports

Module 6: System Hacking

System Hacking Techniques

System Hacking Fundamentals

  • Techniques for System Hacking
  • Understanding Common System Attack Methods

Authentication and Password Security

  • Password Cracking and Authentication Bypass
  • Understanding Authentication Security Weaknesses

Privilege Escalation

  • Identifying Privilege Escalation Risks
  • Understanding Methods for Preventing Unauthorized Privilege Gain

Evidence and System Security

  • Understanding Techniques Used to Conceal Activity
  • Applying Measures to Protect System Logs and Evidence

Module 7: Malware Threats

Malware Threats and Defense

Types of Malware

  • Viruses, Worms, Trojans, and Other Malware
  • Understanding Malware Characteristics and Risks

Malware Analysis and Detection

  • Malware Analysis and Detection Techniques
  • Identifying Malicious Software and Activities

Malware Deployment Risks

  • Understanding Malware Deployment Techniques
  • Assessing Potential Security and Operational Impacts

Anti-Malware Strategies

  • Anti-Malware Strategies and Security Tools
  • Applying Measures to Prevent and Detect Malware

Module 8: Sniffing

Network Sniffing and Packet Analysis

Network Sniffing Techniques

  • Understanding Network Sniffing Techniques
  • Identifying Risks Associated with Traffic Interception

Packet Capture and Analysis

  • Packet Capture and Analysis Methods
  • Interpreting Network Traffic Patterns

Network Sniffing Tools

  • Wireshark and tcpdump for Traffic Analysis
  • Using Approved Tools for Network Monitoring

Defending Against Sniffing Attacks

  • Identifying and Preventing Sniffing Attacks
  • Applying Network Security and Encryption Measures

Module 9: Social Engineering

Social Engineering and Human Security

Social Engineering Techniques

  • Common Social Engineering Techniques
  • Understanding Human-Based Security Risks

Psychological Manipulation

  • Psychological Manipulation Tactics
  • Recognizing Manipulative Communication Patterns

Real-World Social Engineering Attacks

  • Case Studies of Social Engineering Attacks
  • Analyzing Common Attack Methods and Impacts

Mitigating Social Engineering Risks

  • Identifying Social Engineering Warning Signs
  • Applying Awareness and Prevention Strategies

Module 10: Denial of Service (DoS)

Denial-of-Service Attacks and Defense

Understanding DoS and DDoS Attacks

  • Understanding DoS and DDoS Attacks
  • Recognizing Their Impact on Availability

DoS Attack Techniques

  • Understanding Common DoS Attack Techniques
  • Assessing Potential Availability and Business Risks

DoS Attack Tools

  • Overview of Tools Used in DoS Attacks
  • Understanding Their Security and Operational Risks

Defending Against DoS Attacks

  • Identifying and Mitigating DoS Threats
  • Applying Network Protection and Resilience Measures

Module 11: Session Hijacking

Session Hijacking and Prevention

Hijacking Fundamentals

  • Understanding Session Hijacking Concepts
  • Recognizing Session Security Risks

Session Hijacking Techniques

  • Understanding Common Session Hijacking Techniques
  • Identifying Vulnerabilities in Session Management

Session Hijacking Tools

  • Overview of Session Analysis and Testing Tools
  • Using Authorized Tools for Security Assessments

Preventing Session Hijacking

  • Applying Secure Session Management Practices
  • Protecting Sessions Through Authentication and Encryption

Module 12: Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots

IDS, Firewall, and Honeypot Evasion

IDS and IPS Evasion

  • Techniques for Evading IDS and IPS Detection
  • Understanding Common Detection Evasion Methods

Firewall Bypass

  • Methods for Bypassing Firewall Controls
  • Identifying Firewall Configuration Weaknesses

Honeypot Evasion

  • Understanding Honeypot Detection and Evasion
  • Recognizing Deception-Based Security Environments

Defensive Strategies

  • Defensive Strategies for IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
  • Strengthening Detection and Protection Capabilities

Module 13: Hacking Web Servers

  • Web server vulnerabilities
  • Techniques for hacking web servers
  • Tools used in web server hacking
  • Securing web servers

Module 14: Hacking Web Applications

  • Web application vulnerabilities (XSS, SQL injection, etc.)
  • Techniques for exploiting web applications
  • Tools for web application hacking
  • Protecting web applications

Module 15: SQL Injection

  • Understanding SQL injection attacks
  • Techniques for SQL injection
  • Tools for SQL injection attacks
  • Defending against SQL injection

Module 16: Hacking Wireless Networks

  • Wireless network vulnerabilities
  • Techniques for hacking Wi-Fi networks
  • Tools for wireless hacking
  • Securing wireless networks

Module 17: Hacking Mobile Platforms

  • Mobile platform vulnerabilities
  • Techniques for exploiting mobile devices
  • Tools for mobile hacking
  • Securing mobile platforms

Module 18: IoT Hacking

  • IoT device vulnerabilities
  • Techniques for hacking IoT devices
  • Tools for IoT hacking
  • Protecting IoT devices

Module 19: Cloud Computing

  • Security issues in cloud computing
  • Techniques for attacking cloud environments
  • Tools for cloud security assessment
  • Securing cloud environments

Module 20: Cryptography

  • Principles of cryptography
  • Types of encryption and hashing
  • Cryptographic attacks
  • Implementing cryptography for data protection

Module 21: Penetration Testing

  • Planning and conducting penetration tests
  • Penetration testing methodologies
  • Reporting and documenting findings
  • Best practices for penetration testing

Benifits

  • By earning this credential, learners will learn how to identify vulnerabilities in systems and networks and mitigate them. 
  • Understanding of security solutions like firewall, IPS, honeypots, evasion, and protection. 
  • Helps you acquire advance career in cyber security and hacking technique. 
  • Enhance knowledge of cloud computing methods and tools. 
  • Validates advanced skills to execute ethical hacking process. 

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