certified ethical hacker

global knowledge canada
calgary, edmonton, halifax, montreal, ottawa, quebec city, toronto, vancouver, winnipeg, canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' if you have always wondered how attackers break into corporate networks, are considering moving into it security, or recently have been tasked with leading or participating in a security assessment, then this course is for you. in our exclusive course with content developed by ceh expert michael gregg, you will be immersed in an interactive environment where you’ll learn to footprint organizations, perform port scanning, and exploit a variety of systems and architectures. you’ll get in-depth knowledge with follow-along demos and hands-on labs.
while many ceh courses focus on an end-of-week exam, this class focuses on teaching you hands-on skills you can use. you’ll also receive:

best-selling ceh study guide, certified ethical hacker exam prep
cds packed with security tools, templates, and white papers
practice exam questions
an exam voucher
what you’ll learn


how to scope a security assessment
how to footprint an organization
master advanced port-scanning techniques
perform passive and active os fingerprinting
use exploit frameworks
works of arp attacks
exploit database vulnerabilities
concept of social engineering
common vulnerabilities and exposures
analyze dns servers for proper configuration
examine web servers for weaknesses
master the hacker’s methodology
exploit vulnerabilities remotely
develop reports and test results used tocountermeasures to thwart malicious hacking
course outline


1. the business aspects of hacking
why security is critical to business
the wired world
outline the ethical hacking methodology
three major stages of a penetration test
pre-assessment
assessment
post-assessment
the ethical hacking report
hacking and the legal environment
2. footprinting
overview of the footprinting phase
footprinting and passive information gathering
information-gathering methodology of hackers
techniques
tools
the implications of information leakage
countermeasures
3. linux
linux history
why linux is important to the hacking community
linux concepts
os
commands
compiling programs in linux
linux applications
password cracking
hping
linux rootkits
ip tables
linux security countermeasures
4. technical foundations of hacking
the tcp/ip stack
ip
icmp
arp
tcp details
udp details
ports and services
tcp details
tcp packet structure
tcp flags
udp details
applications
application attack vectors
5. scanning
detecting "live" systems on the targeted network
icmp ping
services running/listening on the targeted systems
port-scanning techniques
identifying tcp and udp services running on the targeted network
operating system
active and passive fingerprinting
automated discovery tools
6. cryptography
defining cryptography and algorithms
symmetric encryption
how symmetric encryption works
common algorithms for symmetric keys
strengths and weaknesses of symmetric encryption
hash functions
asymmetric encryption
how asymmetric encryption works
common algorithms for asymmetric keys
strengths and weaknesses of asymmetric encryption
digital signatures
public key encryption
quantum cryptography
cryptographic solutions
sha, ssl, pgp, ssh, ipsec
encryption cracking techniques
7. enumeration
enumeration concept
banner grabbing
the null session
sids and rids
smb enumeration
snmp
snmp enumeration
active directory enumeration
exploiting dns
enumeration countermeasures
8. system hacking
password attacks
social
physical
logical
password guessing
privilege escalation
cracking passwords
linux password cracking
windows password cracking
covering tracks
covering tracks tools
hiding tools
owning the box
rootkits
9. trojans and backdoors
malware
trojans and backdoors
trojan tools
netcat - the "swiss army knife" of hacking tools
backdoors
prevention methods and countermeasures
anti-trojan software/hardware
10. vulnerability assessment and exploit frameworks
vulnerability assessments
open source vulnerability assessments tools
nessus
x-scan
commercial vulnerability scanners
retina
newt
languard
advanced attack techniques
metasploit
exploittree
patching
updates and cves
11. sniffers, man-in-the-middle attacks, and denial of service
defining packet sniffing
arp vulnerabilities
arp spoofing
flooding
dns vulnerabilities
cache poisoning
session hijacking
session hijacking tools
denial of service (dos)
dos tools and techniques
ddos
attacking firewalls
attacking ids
12. hacking wireless
wireless communications
cell phones
bluetooth
wireless networking
wireless network attacks
mapping wireless networks
wireless attack tools
securing wireless networks
site surveys
mac sniffing and arp spoofing
other wireless hacking tools
widz, radius, snort
13. database attacks and sql injection
database concepts and theory
database types
database vulnerabilities
database exploits
indirect attacks - sql injection
direct attacks - buffer overflows
securing databases
14. hacking web servers
web server basics
web server types
footprinting
lynx, black widow, and countermeasures
attacks against web servers
apache
iis
tools used in attack web servers
attack countermeasures
web applications
attacking web applications
web application vulnerabilities
input manipulation
authentication and session management
encryption
obfuscation
cookies
certificate-based authentication
attacking authentication
password guessing
tools
securing web servers and applications
15. physical security
the role of physical security
controls
attacks
lock picking
checklist
summary
16. social engineering
attacks
techniques
dumpster diving
online social engineering
reverse social engineering
preventing social engineering
policies and procedures
employee education
17. appendix
additional self-study modules
labs


lab 1: network configuration
set up the network equipment you will use for the remainder of this course. also, test network connectivity.

lab 2: footprinting
learn the devastating effects of information leakage as you use your hacking skills to practice footprinting techniques.

lab 3: linux
why all the fuss about linux? because there are dozens of precompiled linux distros packed full of the latest hacking tools. learn how to set up a linux environment and build your own linux attack platform.

lab 4: port scanning
practice scanning a live test network and learn how to identify open ports and exploit vulnerabilities. learn how to improve an organization’s network security.

lab 5: system hacking
see how the hackers really do it as you step through the process of gaining a system foothold, escalating privilege, cracking passwords, and planting rootkits. learn how hackers own the box!

lab 6: trojans and backdoors
discover ways malware continues to represent a real threat to organizations. see firsthand the power of trojans and backdoors, and learn the latest usb hack. learn what’s needed to detect malicious code.

lab 7: vulnerability assessment
real security requires proactive defense. learn how tools like metasploit and exploit framework really work.

lab 8: sniffers
think outsiders are your biggest threat? this lab will demonstrate the power of insi ...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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