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Certified Professional Ethical Hacker On-Demand
Description
Certified Penetration Ethical Hacker On-Demand Introduction:
Welcome to our Certified Penetration Ethical Hacker On-Demand course.
This program empowers you with the skills and knowledge required for the Certified Ethical Hacker certification.
Whether you’re looking to specialize in web application security, malware analysis, or vulnerability assessment, this course is designed for you.
Prerequisites:
To ensure your success in this course, it is recommended that you have the following:
- 12 months of IT security experience
- 12 months of Networking Experience
Audience:
This course is ideal for:
- IS Security Owners
- Security Officers
- Ethical Hackers
- Information Owners
- Penetration Testers
- System Owners and Managers
- Cyber Security Engineers
Course Outline:
This self-paced course is structured into the following modules, covering essential topics in ethical hacking:
Module 1 – Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- What and Why?
- Differences
- Security Definitions
- Risk Management
- Methodologies
Module 2 – Linux Fundamentals
- Core Concepts
- The shell and other items you need to know
- Managing users
- Basic Commands
Module 3 – Protocols
- Network Models
- Protocols & Services
Module 4 – Cryptography
- Understanding Cryptography
- Symmetric Encryption
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Hashing
- Cryptography in Use
- Crypto Attacks
Module 5 – Password Cracking
- What and Why
- Attacks and Tools of the Trade
- Countermeasures
Module 6 – Malware
- DOS & DDOS
- Viruses & Backdoors
- Trojans and Backdoors
- Ransomware
Module 7 – Security Devices
- Basic Security Elements
- Security Appliances
Module 8 – Information Gathering
- What are we looking for?
- Where/How do we find this information?
- Are there tools to help?
Module 9 – Social Engineering
- Social Engineering Types
- Phishing Scams
Module 10 – Reconnaissance
- What are we looking for?
- Port Scanning
- Are there tools to help?
- Banner Grabbing
- Enumeration
Module 11 – Vulnerability Assessment
- What is a Vulnerability Assessment
- Tools of the Trade
- Testing Internal and External Systems
Module 12 – Network Attacks
- Sniffing Techniques
- Hijacking
Module 13 – Hacking Servers
- Servers, What are they good for?
- What is an Exploit?
- Tools of the Trade
Module 14 – Hacking Web Technologies
- OWASP Top 10
- SQL Injection
- XSS
Module 15 – Hacking Wireless Networks
- Wireless Technologies
- Mobile and IoT Technologies
- Various Tools Used
- Hacking Techniques
- Countermeasures
Module 16 – Maintaining Access and Covering Tracks
- Maintaining Access
- Covering Tracks
Detailed Labs Outline:
- Lab 1 – Introduction to C)PEH Setup
- Lab 2 – Linux Fundamentals
- Lab 3 – Understanding Protocols
- Lab 4 – Cryptography Lab
- Lab 5 – Password Cracking
- Lab 6 – Malware
- Lab 7 – Information Gathering
- Lab 8 – Information Gathering – Active Reconnaissance
- Lab 9 – Vulnerability Assessment
- Lab 10 – Network Sniffing/IDS
- Lab 11 – Windows Hacking
- Lab 12 – Attacking Databases
- Lab 13 – Attacking Web Applications
- Lab 14 – Backdoors
Please note that the course outline may be subject to updates and revisions.
Outline
Module 1 – Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- What and Why?
- Differences
- Security Definitions
- Risk Management
- Methodologies
Module 2 – Linux Fundamentals
- Core Concepts
- The shell and other items you need to know
- Managing users
- Basic Commands
Module 3 – Protocols
- Network Models
- Protocols & Services
Module 4 – Cryptography
- Understanding Cryptography
- Symmetric Encryption
- Asymmetric Encryption
- Hashing
- Cryptography in Use
- Crypto Attacks
Module 5 – Password Cracking
- What and Why
- Attacks and Tools of the Trade
- Countermeasures
Module 6 – Malware
- DOS & DDOS
- Viruses & Backdoors
- Trojans and Backdoors
- Ransomeware
Module 7 – Security Devices
- Basic Security Elements
- Security Appliances
Module 8 – Information Gathering
- What are we looking for?
- Where/How do we find this information?
- Are there tools to help?
Module 9 – Social Engineering
- Social Engineering Types
- Phishing Scams
Module 10 – Reconnaissance
- What are we looking for?
- Port Scanning
- Are there tools to help?
- Banner Grabbing
- Enumeration
Module 11 – Vulnerability Assessment
- What is a Vulnerability Assessment
- Tools of the Trade
- Testing Internal and External Systems
Module 12 – Network Attacks
- Sniffing Techniques
- Hijacking
Module 13 – Hacking Servers
- Servers, What are they good for?
- What is an Exploit?
- Tools of the Trade
Module 14 – Hacking Web Technologies
- OWASP Top 10
- SQL Injection
- XSS
Module 15 – Hacking Wireless Networks
- Wireless Technologies
- Mobile and IoT Technologies
- Various Tools Used
- Hacking Techniques
- Countermeasures
Module 16 – Maintaining Access and Covering Tracks
- Maintaining Access
- Covering Tracks
Detailed Labs Outline:
Lab 1 – Intro to C)PEH Setup
a. Recording Ips and Logging into VMs
b. Joining the Domain
Lab 2 – Linux Fundamentals
a. Command Line Tips and Tricks
b. Linux Networking for Beginners
c. Using FTP during a Pentest
Lab 3 – Understanding Protocols
a. Analyze http session
Lab 4 – Cryptography Lab
a. Hashing Data of all Sorts
b. The Basics of Cryptographic Algorithms
Lab 5 – Password Cracking
Lab 6 – Malware
a. Creating a virus
b. Beast Trojan
Lab 7 – Information Gathering
a. Google Queries
b. Searching Pastebin
c. Maltego
d. People Search Using the Spokeo Online Tool
e. Recon with Chrome
f. Nslookup
Lab 8 – Information Gathering – Active Reconnaissance
a. Scanning with Nmap
b. Scanning with Hping
c. Banner Grabbing
d. Enumerating a local System with Hyena
e. SMTP Enumeration
f. Ad Enumeration
Lab 9 – Vulnerability Assessment
a. Vulnerability Assessment with Nessus
b. Vulnerability Assessment with Saint
Lab 10 – Network Sniffing/IDS
a. Sniffing Passwords with Wireshark
b. Performing MtM with Cain
c. Performing MtM with sslstrip
Lab 11 – Windows Hacking
a. Attack Windows 7 with Client-Side Exploit
b. Windows 2012 Reverse TCP Exploit
c. Cracking with John the Ripper
Lab 12 – Attacking Databases
a. Attacking MySQL Database
b. Manual SQL Injection
Lab 13 – Attacking Web Applications
a. Attacking with XSS
b. Attacking with CSRF
Lab 13 – Backdoors
a. Setting up a Backdoor
PreRequisites
- 12 months of IT security experience
- 12 months of Networking Experience
Audience
- IS Security Owners
- Security Officers
- Ethical Hackers
- Information Owners
- Penetration Testers
- System Owners and Managers
- Cyber Security Engineers
$1095.00
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