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Duration 35 hours
Course Outline
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- Core principles of ethical hacking and information security
- Overviews of cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and attack surfaces
- Concepts, phases, and methodologies in ethical hacking
- Information security controls and established security frameworks
- Classifications of hackers, attacks, and attack vectors
- Legal, regulatory, and ethical implications
- The role of AI in ethical hacking and cybersecurity
- Understanding the Cyber Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK concepts
Footprinting and Reconnaissance
- Basics of reconnaissance activities
- Passive and active information gathering techniques
- Identifying target infrastructure and potential attack surfaces
- Utilizing search engines for reconnaissance
- Gathering intelligence via WHOIS, DNS, and IP records
- Footprinting websites and organizations
- Reconnaissance through email and social media
- Discovering cloud and network infrastructure
- OSINT tools and associated techniques
- AI-assisted reconnaissance and data analysis
Scanning Networks
- Network scanning concepts and approaches
- Discovering hosts and scanning ports
- Executing TCP, UDP, and ICMP scans
- Identifying services and operating systems
- Performing banner grabbing
- Mapping network topology
- Conducting vulnerability scans
- Considering firewalls and IDS
- Using scanning tools and automation
- AI-assisted network analysis
Enumeration
- Enumeration concepts and methods
- Enumerating Windows and Linux systems
- NetBIOS and SMB enumeration
- SNMP enumeration
- LDAP and directory services enumeration
- DNS and SMTP enumeration
- Enumerating users, groups, and shares
- Active Directory reconnaissance
- Countermeasures against enumeration
- Automated enumeration techniques
Vulnerability Analysis
- Methodologies for vulnerability assessment
- Identifying and classifying vulnerabilities
- Using CVE, CVSS, and vulnerability databases
- Scanning networks and systems for vulnerabilities
- Assessing web and application vulnerabilities
- Cloud and container vulnerability considerations
- Prioritizing vulnerabilities and analyzing risks
- Handling false positives and validation
- The vulnerability management lifecycle
- AI-assisted vulnerability analysis and prioritization
System Hacking
- Methodology for system hacking
- Password and credential attacks
- Techniques for password cracking
- Weaknesses in authentication and authorization
- Privilege escalation techniques
- Foundations of exploitation
- Maintaining persistent access
- File and system hiding techniques
- Covering tracks
- Post-exploitation on Windows and Linux
- AI-assisted exploitation and attack-path analysis
Malware Threats
- Concepts and classifications of malware
- Viruses, worms, Trojans, ransomware, and spyware
- Fileless and polymorphic malware
- Rootkits and backdoors
- Methods of malware delivery
- Command-and-control concepts
- Fundamentals of malware analysis
- Techniques to evade anti-malware
- Malware detection and prevention
- AI-enabled malware and defensive countermeasures
Sniffing
- Fundamentals of network sniffing
- Packet capture and traffic analysis
- Passive and active sniffing methods
- Protocol analysis
- ARP poisoning and MAC attacks
- Attacks based on DNS and DHCP
- Intercepting credentials
- Man-in-the-middle concepts
- Countermeasures to sniffing
- Securing network communication
- AI-assisted packet and traffic analysis
Social Engineering
- Principles of social engineering
- Human-based and technical-based attacks
- Phishing, spear phishing, and whaling
- Vishing, smishing, and other communication-based attacks
- Impersonation and pretexting
- Baiting and physical social engineering
- The social engineering attack lifecycle
- Awareness and security testing
- Detection and prevention strategies
- Threats from AI-generated phishing and social engineering
Denial-of-Service
- Fundamentals of DoS and DDoS
- Types of denial-of-service attacks
- Network and application-layer attacks
- Resource exhaustion
- Distributed attack infrastructure
- Botnets and amplification concepts
- DDoS detection and monitoring
- Mitigation and prevention techniques
- Incident response for DoS attacks
- AI-assisted attack detection and response
Session Hijacking
- Fundamentals of session management
- Session identification and authentication
- Techniques for session hijacking
- Cookie and token-based attacks
- TCP/IP session hijacking
- Browser and web session attacks
- Man-in-the-middle attacks
- Session fixation
- Session security controls
- Detection and mitigation techniques
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
- Intrusion detection and prevention systems
- Firewall architectures and technologies
- Honeypots and deception technologies
- Network security monitoring
- Concepts for evading IDS/IPS
- Techniques for firewall evasion
- Traffic fragmentation and obfuscation concepts
- Proxy and tunneling concepts
- Detecting honeypots and countermeasures
- Defensive monitoring and hardening
- AI-assisted anomaly detection and adaptive defense
Hacking Web Servers
- Web server architecture and technologies
- Footprinting web servers
- Enumerating web servers
- Common web server vulnerabilities
- Misconfigurations and insecure defaults
- Weaknesses in authentication and access control
- Directory traversal and related attacks
- Concepts in web server attacks and exploitation
- Hardening web servers
- Patch and configuration management
- Web server monitoring and incident response
Hacking Web Applications
- Web application architecture
- Attack surfaces of web applications
- Client-side and server-side vulnerabilities
- Attacks on authentication and authorization
- Vulnerabilities in session management
- Weaknesses in input validation
- Cross-site scripting
- Cross-site request forgery
- File inclusion and upload vulnerabilities
- Fundamentals of API security
- Methodologies for web application security testing
- Secure coding and mitigation techniques
- AI-assisted web application security testing
SQL Injection
- Fundamentals of databases and SQL
- Concepts and attack vectors for SQL injection
- Concepts of authentication bypass
- Error-based, union-based, and blind SQL injection
- Database fingerprinting
- Concepts of data extraction
- Methodologies for SQL injection testing
- Automated SQL injection assessment
- Preventing SQL injection
- Using parameterized queries and input validation
- Monitoring database security
- AI-assisted SQL injection detection and analysis
Hacking Wireless Networks
- Fundamentals of wireless networking
- Wi-Fi standards and security protocols
- Wireless reconnaissance
- Discovering wireless networks
- Weaknesses in authentication and encryption
- Analyzing wireless traffic
- Concepts of rogue access points and evil-twin
- Wireless denial-of-service concepts
- Fundamentals of Bluetooth security
- Methodologies for wireless security testing
- Hardening and monitoring wireless networks
- Secure wireless configuration
Hacking Mobile Platforms
- Mobile security architecture
- Security concepts for Android and iOS
- Attack surfaces of mobile applications
- Reconnaissance for mobile applications
- Insecure data storage
- Weaknesses in authentication and authorization
- Security of mobile communication
- API and backend security
- Mobile malware
- Security testing for mobile applications
- Security controls for mobile devices
- Hardening mobile applications
IoT and OT Hacking
- Fundamentals of IoT and OT security
- IoT architecture and communication protocols
- Discovering and reconnoitering IoT devices
- IoT vulnerabilities and misconfigurations
- Firmware and hardware security concepts
- IoT authentication and access control
- Industrial Control Systems and OT environments
- Fundamentals of SCADA security
- Attack surfaces and risks in OT
- Vulnerability assessment for IoT/OT
- Defensive monitoring and segmentation
- Secure IoT and OT architecture
- AI-enabled security considerations for IoT and OT
Cloud Computing
- Fundamentals of cloud computing
- Cloud service and deployment models
- Cloud architecture and shared responsibility
- Cloud reconnaissance and attack surfaces
- Identity and access management
- Security of cloud storage and databases
- Security of virtualization and containers
- Cloud misconfigurations
- Cloud network security
- Concepts of cloud privilege escalation
- Cloud vulnerability assessment
- Cloud logging and monitoring
- Cloud incident response
- AI-assisted cloud security analysis
Cryptography
- Fundamentals and terminology of cryptography
- Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
- Hashing and message integrity
- Digital signatures and certificates
- Public Key Infrastructure
- Key management and cryptographic protocols
- Common cryptographic vulnerabilities
- Password hashing and secure authentication
- SSL/TLS security concepts
- Cryptographic attacks and weaknesses
- Best practices for encryption implementation
- Cryptography in cloud, mobile, and IoT environments
- Emerging security considerations in cryptography and AI
Requirements
What is new in CEH version 13?
- AI Integration - It is the first ethical hacking certification to leverage the power of Artificial Intelligence.
- Practical Application - Refine your capabilities through real-world scenarios via hands-on labs, allowing you to practice attack vectors and master advanced hacking tools.
- Enhanced Efficiency Acquire AI-driven techniques that boost cyber defense efficiency by 40% and optimize workflows.
- Comprehensive, Updated Curriculum Gain mastery over the latest advanced attack techniques, emerging trends, and corresponding countermeasures.
- Doubled Productivity Achieve gains through Advanced Threat Detection, Enhanced Decision Making, Adaptive Learning, Improved Reporting, and the Automation of Repetitive Tasks.
- Proven Proficiency Engage in monthly global hacking competitions to benchmark your skills against peers and climb the leaderboards.
Prerequisites
- A solid understanding of Windows and Linux operating systems
- Foundational experience in cybersecurity and IT
Target Audience
- Mid-Level Information Security Auditor
- Cybersecurity Auditor
- Security Administrator
- IT Security Administrator
- Information Security Analyst 1
- Infosec Security Administrator
- Cybersecurity Analyst (Levels 1, 2, & 3)
- Network Security Engineer
- SOC Security Analyst
- Network Engineer
- Senior Security Consultant
- Information Security Manager
- Senior SOC Analyst
- Solution Architect
- Cybersecurity Consultant
- Cyber Defense Analyst
- Vulnerability Assessment Analyst
- Warning Analyst
- All-Source Analyst
- Cyber Defense Incident Responder
- Research & Development Specialist
- Senior Cloud Security Analyst
- Third Party Risk Management
- Threat Hunting Analyst
- Penetration Tester
- Cyber Delivery Manager
- Application Security Risk
- Threat Modelling Specialist
- Web Application Penetration Testing
- SAP Vulnerability Management - Solution Delivery Advisor
- Ethical Hacker
- SIEM Threat Responder
- Product Security Engineer / Manager
- Endpoint Security Engineer
- Cybersecurity Instructor
- Red Team Specialist
- Data Protection & Privacy Officer
- SOAR Engineer
- AI Security Engineer
- Senior IAM Engineer
- PCI Security Advisor
- Exploitation Analyst (EA)
- Zero Trust Solutions Engineer / Analyst
- Cryptographic Engineer
- AI/ML Security Engineer
- Machine Learning Security Specialist
- AI Penetration Tester
- AI/ML Security Consultant
- Crypto Security Consultant
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