Advanced EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacking (CEH) v11

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0.0: Advanced Certified Ethical Hacking (CEH) v11 Lammle.com Course Introduction

0.1: Advanced Certified Ethical Hacking (CEH) v11 Course Introduction and Topics

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0.0.0.1: CEH v11 Course Tools & Hands-on Labs Introduction

0.0.0.2: Course Tools & Resource Links

0.0.0 – Creating a Virtual Lab

0.1.0 – Creating a CEH Hands-On Practice Lab

0.1.1 – VMware Player

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1.0.0 – Information Security and Ethical Hacking

1.1.0 – Introduction to Ethical Hacking

1.1.1 – Information Security

1.1.2 – Cyber Kill Chain

1.1.3 – Five Phases of Hacking

1.1.4 – Ethical Hacking Explained

1.1.5 – Documentation Considerations

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2.0.0 – Reconnaissance Techniques

2.1.0 – Footprinting and Reconnaissance

2.1.1 – Footprinting Explained

2.1.2 – Leveraging the Internet

2.1.3 – Domain and Subdomain Footprinting

2.1.4 – Leveraging Social Networking

2.1.5 – Email Footprinting

2.1.6 – Whois and DNS Footprinting

2.1.7 – Network Footprinting

2.1.8 – Social Engineering

2.1.9 – Documentation Tools

2.1.10 – Preventing Footprinting

2.2.0 – Scanning Networks

2.2.1 – Network Scanning

2.2.2 – Host Discovery

2.2.3 – Port Discovery

2.2.4 – Operating System Discovery

2.2.5 – Evading IPS and Firewalls

2.2.6 – Creating Network Diagrams

2.3.0 – Enumeration

2.3.1 – Common Enumeration Tactics

2.3.2 – NetBIOS Enumeration

2.3.3 – SNMP Enumeration

2.3.4 – LDAP Enumeration

2.3.5 – Enumerating Linux and Unix

2.3.6 – FTP and TFTP Enumeration

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3.0.0 – Hacking Phases and Attack Techniques

3.1.0 – Vulnerability Analysis

3.1.1 – Vulnerability Management Lifecycle

3.1.2 – Vulnerability Information

3.1.3 – Vulnerability Assessment Tools

3.1.4 – Creating Reports

3.2.0 – Hacking Methodology

3.2.1 – Gaining Access

3.2.2 – Password Attacks

3.2.3 – Vulnerability Exploitation

3.2.4 – Privilege Escalation

3.2.5 – Maintaining Access

3.2.6 – Executing Applications

3.2.7 – Hiding Files

3.2.8 – Clearing Logs

3.3.0 – Malware Threats

3.3.1 – Components of Malware

3.3.2 – Advanced Persistent Threats

3.3.3 – Trojans

3.3.4 – Viruses and Worms

3.3.5 – File-less Malware

3.3.6 – Malware Analysis

3.3.7 – Malware Countermeasures

3.3.8 – Anti-Malware Software

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4.0.0 – Network and Perimeter Hacking

4.1.0 – Sniffing Techniques

4.1.1 – Types of Sniffing

4.1.2 – MAC Attacks

4.1.3 – DHCP Attacks

4.1.4 – ARP Poisoning

4.1.5 – MAC Spoofing

4.1.6 – DNS Cache Poisoning

4.1.7 – Mitigating Sniffing Attacks

4.2.0 – Social Engineering

4.2.1 – Understanding the Phases of Social Engineering

4.2.2 – Considering Examples of Social Engineering

4.2.3 – Leveraging Common Internet Sites

4.2.4 – Stealing Someone’s Identity

4.2.5 – Protecting Users from Social Engineering

4.3.0 – Denial-of-Service

4.3.1 – DoS vs. DDoS

4.3.2 – DoS and DDoS Attack Techniques

4.3.3 – DoS and DDoS Attack Tools

4.3.4 – DoS and DDoS Attack Defense

4.4.0 – Session Hijacking

4.4.1 – Understanding Session Hijacking

4.4.2 – Application Level Session Hijacking

4.4.3 – Network Level Session Hijacking

4.4.4 – Session Hijacking Tools

4.4.5 – Session Hijacking Countermeasures

4.5.0 – Evading Security Measures

4.5.1 – Overview of IDS Sensors, Firewalls, and Honeypots

4.5.2 – IDS Sensor and Firewall Evasion

4.5.3 – Preventing IDS Sensor and Firewall Evasion

4.5.4 – Detecting Honeypots

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5.0.0 – Web Application Hacking

5.1.0 – Hacking Web Servers

5.1.1 – Web Server Threats

5.1.2 – Web Server Attack Methodology

5.1.3 – Web Server Attack Tools

5.1.4 – Web Server Attack Countermeasures

5.1.5 – Web Server Patch Management

5.2.0 – Hacking Web Applications

5.2.1 – Web Application Threats

5.2.2 – Web Server Hacking Methods

5.2.3 – Footprinting Web Architecture

5.2.4 – Analyze Web Applications

5.2.5 – Bypassing Client-Side Controls

5.2.6 – Authentication Mechanisms

5.2.7 – Authorization Mechanisms

5.2.8 – Access Controls

5.2.9 – Session Management Mechanisms

5.2.10 – Injection Attacks

5.2.11 – Application Logic Flaws

5.2.12 – Shared Environments

5.2.13 – Database Connectivity

5.2.14 – Web Application Clients

5.2.15 – Web Services

5.2.16 – Web Application Security

5.3.0 – SQL Injection

5.3.1 – Types of SQL Injection

5.3.2 – SQL Injection Methodology

5.3.3 – SQL Injection Tools

5.3.4 – SQL Injection Evasion Techniques

5.3.5 – SQL Injection Countermeasures

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6.0.0 – Wireless Network Hacking

6.1.0 – Hacking Wireless Networks

6.1.1 – Wireless Standards

6.1.2 – Wireless Authentication and Encryption

6.1.3 – Types of Wireless Antennas

6.1.4 – Wireless Threats

6.1.5 – Wireless Hacking Tools and Methodology

6.1.6 – Bluetooth Hacking

6.1.7 – Wireless Hacking Countermeasures

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7.0.0 – Mobile, IoT and OT Hacking

7.1.0 – Mobile Platform Hacking

7.1.1 – Mobile Attack Vectors

7.1.2 – Hacking Android OS

7.1.3 – Hacking iOS

7.1.4 – Mobile Device Management

7.1.5 – Mobile Security Guidelines

7.2.0 – IoT Hacking

7.2.1 – IoT Attacks

7.2.2 – IoT Hacking Methodology

7.2.3 – IoT Hacking Tools

7.2.4 – IoT Hacking Countermeasures

7.3.0 – OT Hacking

7.3.1 – OT Attacks

7.3.2 – OT Hacking Methodology and Tools

7.3.3 – OT Hacking Countermeasures

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8.0.0 – Cloud Computing

8.1.0 – Cloud Computing

8.1.1 – Cloud Service Models

8.1.2 – Cloud Deployment Models

8.1.3 – Separation of Cloud Responsibilities

8.1.4 – NIST Cloud Deployment Reference Architecture

8.1.5 – Container Technology

8.1.6 – Serverless Computing

8.1.7 – Cloud Computing Threats

8.1.8 – Cloud Hacking

8.1.9 – Cloud Security

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9.0.0 – Cryptography

9.1.0 – Cryptography

9.1.1 – Cryptography

9.1.2 – CEH Cryptography Tools

9.1.3 – Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)

9.1.4 – Email Encryption

9.1.5 – Disk Encryption

9.1.6 – Cryptographic Attacks

9.1.7 – Cryptographic Attack Countermeasures

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