Getting Certified As An Ethical Hacker

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An Unofficial Tutorial for Preparing to Take the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v10) Exam

What you'll learn
Assess technical vulnerabilities for the potential for exploitation
Apply a code of ethics to testing situations
Perform technical vulnerability assessments
Detee appropriate remediations for vulnerabilities
Operate tools and utilities used in security testing
Describe a basic penetration testing methodology
Compare differences between testing methodologies that exist
Identify appropriate testing tools
Assess a testing request to identify the scope and remain within that scope
Requirements
Experience with TCP/IP networking
Be able to launch applications on a computer system and operate them
Familiarity with command line systems
Understanding of basic computer architectural components processor, memory, disk
Description
This course is not associated with EC-Council in any way.​

Any content herein is explicitly my own based on publicly available information about the exam contents. Do you need to earn your Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v10) certification If so, you've come to the right place.Hi, my name is Ric Messier, and I'm an information security (IS) expert with decades of professional experience as a programmer, system administrator, network eeer, security eeering manager, VoIP eeer, and consultant. I'm also an adjunct instructor at Harvard University and a best-selling tech book author who has personally trained thousands to pass various IS certification exams including CEH.The CEH is an entry point to part of the broad world of information security. This course covers the range of topics that are covered in the CEH certification. This includes: the importance of ethics basic testing methodologywireless networkssocial eeering attacksweb application testingThe importance of ethical hacking isn't in the breaking, it's in the fixing. To that end, you will need to understand remediations, like good software development practices, remediating web application vulnerabilities as well as policies and standards that should govern all information security practices within an organization. The CEH is a very dense exam. It covers a very broad range of material. This course will be a good resource for you to understand not only the material but the breadth of the material. As EC-Council expects you to have two years of experience before you can even register to take the exam, I don't expect this course alone will be enough for you to pass the test. Hands-on experience will help a lot. While this course is an excellent way to start preparing for the exam, I will also mention other resources you can use to set yourself up for success.There is a lot to learn, so let's get started!Certified Ethical Hacker and CEH are registered trademarks with EC-Council. Their use here is not an indication that any of the material here is authorized or endorsed by EC-Council.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to the Exam

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Ethics and Ethical Hacking

Lecture 3 Getting Certified

Lecture 4 About the Exam

Lecture 5 More Ethics

Section 2: Foundations

Lecture 6 Intro

Lecture 7 Security Triad

Lecture 8 Network Topologies

Lecture 9 Communications Models

Lecture 10 OSI vs TCP/IP

Lecture 11 Internet Protocol

Lecture 12 IP Subnetting

Lecture 13 IP Subnetting Further Explained

Lecture 14 IPv6

Lecture 15 IPv6 Rationale

Lecture 16 User Datagram Protocol (UDP)

Lecture 17 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)

Lecture 18 Network Design

Lecture 19 Ethernet

Lecture 20 Wireless Networks

Lecture 21 Bluetooth

Lecture 22 Cloud Computing Services

Lecture 23 Cloud Computing Networking

Section 3: Cryptography

Lecture 24 Intro

Lecture 25 What is cryptography

Lecture 26 Symmetric Cryptography

Lecture 27 Diffie-Hellman and Key Derivation

Lecture 28 Asymmetric Cryptography

Lecture 29 Hybrid CryptoSystems

Lecture 30 Generating Certificates

Lecture 31 Cryptographic Hashes

Lecture 32 PGP vs Certificate Authority

Section 4: Ethical Hacking Testing Methodology

Lecture 33 Intro

Lecture 34 Basic Methodology

Lecture 35 Open Source Recon with DNS and whois

Lecture 36 Open Source Recon with Web Sites

Lecture 37 Open Source Recon with Maltego

Lecture 38 Port Scanning with Nmap

Lecture 39 Enumeration with Nmap

Lecture 40 Using the Nmap Scripting Ee

Lecture 41 Password Cracking with John the Ripper

Lecture 42 Password Cracking with Rainbow Tables

Lecture 43 Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVAS

Lecture 44 Vulnerability Scanning with Nessus

Lecture 45 Searching for Exploits

Lecture 46 Google Hacking

Lecture 47 Using Metasploit

Lecture 48 Using Meterpreter

Lecture 49 Social Eeering

Lecture 50 Automating Social Eeering Attacks

Section 5: Web Application Testing

Lecture 51 Intro

Lecture 52 Web Application Architecture

Lecture 53 SQL Injection

Lecture 54 XML Entity Injection

Lecture 55 Cross Site Scripting

Lecture 56 Automated Testing with Burp Suite

Lecture 57 Automated Testing with ZED Attack Proxy

Lecture 58 Vulnerability Remediation

Section 6: Malware Operations

Lecture 59 Intro

Lecture 60 Malware Types

Lecture 61 Infection Vectors

Lecture 62 Botnets

Lecture 63 Command and Control

Lecture 64 Anti-Virus

Lecture 65 Static Analysis With Debuggers

Lecture 66 Static Analysis With Metadata

Lecture 67 Dynamic Analysis With Virtual Machines

Lecture 68 Dynamic Analysis With Sandboxes

Section 7: Software Security

Lecture 69 Intro

Lecture 70 Types of Languages

Lecture 71 Memory Layout of Process

Lecture 72 Buffer Overflows

Lecture 73 Heap Spraying

Lecture 74 Protecting Against Software Attacks

Lecture 75 Secure Programming Practices

Lecture 76 Methodologies

Lecture 77 Threat Modeling

Lecture 78 Software Isolation

Section 8: Wireless Networking

Lecture 79 Intro

Lecture 80 Pr to 802.11

Lecture 81 Handshakes

Lecture 82 WEP Encryption

Lecture 83 WPA Encryption

Lecture 84 Deauthentication Attacks

Section 9: Network Design

Lecture 85 Intro

Lecture 86 Gathering Requirements

Lecture 87 Defense in Depth

Lecture 88 Defense in Breadth

Lecture 89 Logging

Lecture 90 Security Information and Event Management

Lecture 91 Defensible Network Architecture

Lecture 92 Security Controls

Section 10: Governance

Lecture 93 Intro

Lecture 94 Risk

Lecture 95 Threats and Vulnerabilities

Lecture 96 Policy Development

Lecture 97 Standards and Procedures

Lecture 98 Security Operations

Section 11: Conclusion

Lecture 99 Section Overview

Lecture 100 Wrap-Up

Lecture 101 Additional Resources

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