Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) V12
A Certified Ethical Hacker programme (CEH V12) is developed for professional to safeguard from the potential threats. This Certified Ethical Hacker from EC Council is designed for candidates interested in cybersecurity and hacking techniques. CEH is highly in-demand certification which offers extensive knowledge to solve all risk associated with Information Security System but in legitimate manner.
In this CEH course, participants will be learning the comprehensive knowledge for hacking tool, security testing, incident management, viruses, Malware detection and their function. You’ll be able to showcase your expertise in a real situation for cybersecurity role. Potential attack detection and prevention, procedure of Information Security Threats along with methodologies are some topics among subject addressed in CEH Course.
Target Audience
- Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
- Security Professionals.
- IT Security Administrator
- System & Network Admins.
- Cyber Defence Analyst
- Ethical Hackers.
- Auditors.
- Web Managers
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 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
- Overview of ethical hacking
- Importance of ethical hacking in cybersecurity
- Phases of ethical hacking
- Legal implications and ethical issues
- Information gathering techniques
- Active and passive reconnaissance
- Footprinting tools and methodologies
- Countermeasures to reconnaissance activities
- Network scanning techniques
- Types of scanning (port, vulnerability, etc.)
- Tools for network scanning
- Interpreting scan results
- Enumeration techniques and methodologies
- Network and system enumeration
- SNMP enumeration
- Countermeasures for enumeration
- Identifying vulnerabilities in systems and networks
- Vulnerability assessment tools
- Analyzing and prioritizing vulnerabilities
- Reporting vulnerabilities
- Techniques for system hacking
- Password cracking and bypassing authentication
- Privilege escalation
- Covering tracks and hiding evidence
- Types of malware (viruses, worms, Trojans, etc.)
- Malware analysis and detection
- Techniques for deploying malware
- Anti-malware strategies and tools
- Network sniffing techniques
- Packet capture and analysis
- Tools for sniffing (Wireshark, tcpdump, etc.)
- Defending against sniffing attacks
- Social engineering techniques
- Psychological manipulation tactics
- Real-world social engineering attacks
- Mitigating social engineering risks
- Understanding DoS and DDoS attacks
- Techniques for launching DoS attacks
- Tools used in DoS attacks
- Defending against DoS attacks
- Concepts of session hijacking
- Techniques for hijacking sessions
- Tools for session hijacking
- Preventing session hijacking
- Techniques to evade detection by IDS/IPS
- Bypassing firewalls
- Understanding and evading honeypots
- Defensive strategies for IDS, firewalls, and honeypots
- Web server vulnerabilities
- Techniques for hacking web servers
- Tools used in web server hacking
- Securing web servers
- Web application vulnerabilities (XSS, SQL injection, etc.)
- Techniques for exploiting web applications
- Tools for web application hacking
- Protecting web applications
- Understanding SQL injection attacks
- Techniques for SQL injection
- Tools for SQL injection attacks
- Defending against SQL injection
- Wireless network vulnerabilities
- Techniques for hacking Wi-Fi networks
- Tools for wireless hacking
- Securing wireless networks
- Mobile platform vulnerabilities
- Techniques for exploiting mobile devices
- Tools for mobile hacking
- Securing mobile platforms
- IoT device vulnerabilities
- Techniques for hacking IoT devices
- Tools for IoT hacking
- Protecting IoT devices
- Security issues in cloud computing
- Techniques for attacking cloud environments
- Tools for cloud security assessment
- Securing cloud environments
- Principles of cryptography
- Types of encryption and hashing
- Cryptographic attacks
- Implementing cryptography for data protection
- Planning and conducting penetration tests
- Penetration testing methodologies
- Reporting and documenting findings
- Best practices for penetration testing
- 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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