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Ethical Hacking Certification Training Program (EHC)

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Master the Tools and Techniques of Real-World Hackers – Legally.

This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and hands-on skills required to think like a hacker and act like a cybersecurity professional. Learn how to identify vulnerabilities, test security systems, and ethically exploit weaknesses before malicious attackers do.

Whether you’re a student, IT professional, or aspiring ethical hacker, CEH v12 gives you the solid foundation to become a valuable asset in any security team.

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Course Content

1.INTRODUCTION TO LINUX
3 Topics
1.1-Introduction To Linux
1.2-Introduction to Linux – Linux Architecture & Kali Linux
1.3-Kali Linux (Virtualbox Installation)
2.INTRODUCTION TO ETHICAL HACKING
6 Topics
2.1-Introduction To Ethical Hacking
2.2-Introduction To Ethical Hacking – Threat Model
2.3-Introduction To Ethical Hacking Stages
2.4-Introduction To Ethical Hacking – Diamond Model
2.5-Introduction To Ethical Hacking-Information Security Controls
2.6-Introduction To Ethical Hacking-Information Security Standards
3.ETHICAL HACKING STAGES
2 Topics
3.1 – Ethical Hacking Stages – Part 1
3.2 – Ethical Hacking Stages – Part 2
4.FOOT PRINTING AND RECONNAISSANCE
12 Topics
4.1 – Footprinting Introduction and Types
4.2 – Footprinting Using Search Engines
4.3 – Footprinting Using Web Services – Part 1
4.4 – Footprinting Using Web Services – Part 2
4.5 – Footprinting Using Social Networking Sites
4.6 – Website Footprinting – Part 1
4.7 – Website Footprinting – Part 2
4.8 – Website Footprinting – Part 3
4.9 – Email & Whois Footprinting
4.10 – DNS Footprinting
4.11 – Network Footprinting
4.12 – OSINT & Footprinting Countermeasures
5.NETWORK SCANNING
6 Topics
5.1 – Network Scanning
5.2 – Network Scanning – Methodology
5.3 – Network Scanning – Host Discovery
5.4 – Network Scanning – Port Discovery
5.5 – Network Scanning – Version & OS discovery
5.6 – Network Scanning – Nmap Script Scanning
6.ENUMERATION
7 Topics
6.1 – Enumeration and Types
6.2 – NetBIOS Enumeration
6.3 – SNMP Enumeration
6.4 – LDAP Enumeration
6.5 – NTP & NFS Enumeration
6.6 – SMTP & DNS Enumeration
6.7 – Enumeration Countermeasures
7.VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS
9 Topics
7.1 – Vulnerability Analysis
7.2 – Vulnerability Analysis – Nessus
7.3 – Vulnerability Analysis – Nmap
7.4 – Vulnerability Analysis – Qualys
7.5 – Vulnerability Analysis – Approach
7.6 – Vulnerability Analysis – Lifecycle – Part 1
7.7 – Vulnerability Analysis – Lifecycle – Part 2
7.8 – Vulnerability Analysis – Lifecycle – Part 3
7.9 – Vulnerability Analysis – Lifecycle – Part 4
8.SYSTEM HACKING
7 Topics
8.1 – System Hacking – Methodology
8.2 – System Hacking – Gaining Access – Part 1
8.3 – System Hacking – Gaining Access – Part 2
8.4 – System Hacking – Privilege Escalation
8.5 – System Hacking – Hiding Files
8.6 – System Hacking – Maintaining Access
8.7 – System Hacking – Clearing Logs
9.MALWARE THREATS
6 Topics
9.1 – Malware Concepts and Components
9.2 – Malware Prevention, Detection and Prevention
9.3 – Trojans
9.4 – Virus and Worms
9.5 – Fileless Malware
9.6 – Malware Analysis
10.SNIFFING
10 Topics
10.1 – Sniffing Introduction
10.2 – Sniffing – Types
10.3 – Sniffing Attacks
10.4 – Sniffing – Attack Methodology
10.5 – Sniffing Tools
10.6 – Wireshark Introduction
10.7 – Wireshark Practical – 1
10.8 – Wireshark Practical – 2
10.9 – Wireshark Practical -3
10.10 – Wireshark Practical – 4
11.SOCIAL ENGINEERING
4 Topics
11.1 – Social Engineering Concepts
11.2 – Social Engineering Techniques
11.3 – Social Engineering – Insider Threats, Impersonation, Identity Theft
11.4 – Social Engineering – Countermeasures
12.DENIAL OF SERVICE
5 Topics
12.1 – DoS Introduction
12.2 – Types of DoS – Part 1
12.3 – Types of DoS – Part 2
12.4 – Types of DoS – Part 3
12.6 – DoS Prevention Methods
13.SESSION HIJACKING
9 Topics
13.1-Session Hijacking
13.2-Session Hijacking-Types
13.3-Session Hijacking Techniques & Brute Force
13.4-Session Hijacking Via XSS
13.5-Session ID Prediction
13.6-Packet Sniffing
13.7-Cookie Theft
13.8-Session Token Theft
13.9-Session Hijacking Mitigation
14.EVADING FIREWALL, IDS AND HONEYPOTS
5 Topics
14.1 – Firewall
14.2 – IDS/IPS
14.3 – Honeypots
14.4 – Evasion Concepts
14.5 – Evasion Using Nmap
15.WEB SERVER HACKING
7 Topics
15.1 – Web Server Hacking
15.2 – Web Server Security Issues
15.3 – Web Server Attacks
15.4 – Web Server Hacking Methodology
15.5 – Web Server Pentesting
15.6 – Web Server Attack Mitigation
15.7 – Practical Demonstration
16.WEB APPLICATION HACKING
5 Topics
16.1 – Web Application Concepts
16.2 – Web Application Threats
16.3 – Web Application Hacking Methodology
16.4 – Web Application Hacking – Mitigation Measures
16.5 – Web Application Hacking – Practicals
17.SQL INJECTION
8 Topics
17.1 – SQL Injection
17.2 – SQL Commands
17.3 – SQL Query
17.4 – SQL Injection Types
17.5 – Inband SQLI
17.6 – Inferential SQLI
17.7 – Out-of-Band SQLI
17.9 – SQLI Impact
18.HACKING WIRELESS NETWORKS
4 Topics
18.1 – Wireless Networks
18.2 – Wireless Attacks
18.3 – Wireless Hacking Tools
18.4 – Bluetooth Hacking
19.HACKING MOBILE PLATFORMS
6 Topics
19.1 – Introduction of Mobile Hacking
19.2 – Mobile Security Basics
19.3 – Android Security
19.4 – IOS Security19.4 – IOS Security
19.5 – Mobile Device Management
19.6 – Live Attack in Mobile Application
20.IOT HACKING
3 Topics
20.1 – Introduction to IOT
20.2 – IOT Threats and Vulnerabilities20.2 – IOT Threats and Vulnerabilities
20.3 – IOT Attacks, Tools and Precautions
Final Quiz
CEH v12 Challenge Exam
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