| Subjects |
Computers, Basic Electronics Virtual Lab, Data Structures and Algorithms, Information Technology, Electronics Engineering, Electronics, Fundamentals of Programming Languages, Ethics & Communication, General Knowledge
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| Chapters |
Chapter 1 – Getting started, Chapter 2 – Basic hacking terms you will want to know getting started, Chapter 3 – Build your hacking environment, Chapter 4 – Instructions for Mac users, Chapter 5 – Create a bootable USB of Kali Linux, Chapter 6 – Install VirtualBox on Fedora 22 + Kali Sana VM, Chapter 7 – Linux Terminal, Chapter 8 – Tor & its usage, Chapter 9 – Proxy Chains for using proxy servers to hide your IP address, Chapter 10 – VPN & its usage, Chapter 11 – Macchanger & its usage, Chapter 12 – Foot-Printing with NMAP, Chapter 13 – Attacking wireless networks, Chapter 14 – WPA/WPA2 encryption (Wi-Fi hacking), Chapter 15 – Signal jamming and DOS, Chapter 16 – SSL strips, Chapter 17 – Real-life Examples, Chapter 18 – Evil twin method, Chapter 19 – Attacking routers, Chapter 20 – DNS setting hacking, Chapter 21 – SQL injections, Chapter 22 – Brute-forcing methods for cracking passwords, Chapter 23 – Denial of Service (DOS), Chapter 24 – Gain remote control of any device, Chapter 25 – Make your Keylogger in C++, Chapter 26 – Retired
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| Features |
This ethical hacking certification verifies the skills required to thrive in the information security domain, Many IT departments have made CEH compulsory for security-related posts, CEH certified ethical hacker professionals earn 44-percent higher salaries than non-certified professionals, Advanced hacking concepts, Network packet analyze mobile and web technologies, Advanced log management
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| Type |
Audio, Video Motion, Audio Visual, PDF, 3D, Programming Language, VFX Effects, Augmented reality
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