Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Bootcamp
Published by O'Reilly Media, Inc.
Hacking your way through the CEH v12 exam
You can make a good living in the computing world by exposing everyone else’s poor systems administration. Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is the main vendor-neutral cybersecurity certification for gaining entry into penetration testing as a career. Earning the CEH will give you a headstart on the path to a cybersecurity career.
Join expert Dean Bushmiller to learn how to pass the CEH exam and gain a solid understanding of the five phases of hacking: reconnaissance, gaining access, enumeration, maintaining access, and covering tracks. You’ll also discover how to deploy attacker and victim machines to an isolated network. But understanding the hack is only half the battle—you’ll also see how to apply these skills in the real world in an enterprise environment.
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What you’ll learn and how you can apply it
By the end of this live online course, you’ll understand:
- All the core hacking tools for the CEH exam
- How to pass the exam
- How to scan, test, hack, and secure target systems
And you’ll be able to:
- Understand TCP/IP communications using Wireshark
- Build a process for penetration testing
- Implement your own isolated hacking laboratory
This live event is for you because...
- You need a plan to prepare for the CEH version 11 exam, and you want to pass on the first try.
- You’re a security assessor or auditor.
- Your organization has a DOD 8570 certification requirement.
Prerequisites
- A basic understanding of the topics covered by the CompTIA NET+ and SEC+certifications
- A working knowledge of networking, operating systems, and scripting languages
Recommended preparation:
- Review the course GitHub repository
- If you need a refresher on Kali Linux or Wireshark, please explore relevant sections of the following videos: Kali Linux Tutorial for Beginners, Network Analysis Using Wireshark 3, Wireshark Network Security, and Linux for Network Engineers: Practical Linux with GNS3
Recommended follow-up:
- Take Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v13 (Pearson Practice Test)
- Watch Securing Windows Server 2019 (video, 2h 21m)
Schedule
The time frames are only estimates and may vary according to how the class is progressing.
Day 1
Exam overview (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Why you should listen to me; setting up your tools for passing the exam—GitHub; exam question-and-answer strategy
- Hands-on exercise: Navigate useful exam content on oreilly.com
- Q&A
Your lab environment (25 minutes)
- Presentation: Using or building your own lab environment
- Hands-on exercise: Prove it
- Q&A
Break (5 minutes)
Footprinting and more (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Footprinting; reconnaissance; scanning; enumeration
- Hands-on exercise: Do it
- Q&A
Vulnerability analysis (25 minutes)
- Presentation: Vulnerability analysis
- Q&A
Break (5 minutes)
Malware threats (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Malware threats
- Demonstration: Using the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) list
- Q&A
Sniffing (25 minutes)
- Presentation: Sniffing
- Demonstration: Using Wireshark
- Q&A
Break (5 minutes)
Social engineering (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Social engineering
- Q&A
Review, wrap-up, and Q&A (30 minutes)
Day 2
Denial of service (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Denial-of-service attacks
- Q&A
Session hijacking (25 minutes)
- Presentation: Session hijacking
- Hands-on exercise: Do it
- Q&A
Break (5 minutes)
Evading and honeypots (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Evading; honeypots
- Q&A
Web servers and web applications (25 minutes)
- Presentation: Web servers; web applications
- Hands-on exercise: Do it
- Q&A
Break (5 minutes)
SQL injection (30 minutes)
- Presentation: SQL injection
- Hands-on exercise: Do it
- Q&A
Wireless networks (25 minutes)
- Presentation: Wireless networks
- Demonstration: Equipment
- Q&A
Break (5 minutes)
Cloud computing and cryptography (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Cloud computing; cryptography
- Q&A
Wrap-up and Q&A (30 minutes)
- Presentation: Exam practice—how to succeed; study tools that make sense for everyone
Your Instructor
Dean Bushmiller
Dean Bushmiller consults on cybersecurity, incident response, and penetration testing and is using AI to build and secure learning platforms. He’s been teaching cybersecurity since 1999, has over 1,000 hours of recorded cybersecurity training, and a lifetime instructor approval rating of over 90%. He has also achieved more than 36 major cybersecurity certifications and passed over 100 certification exams.
Dean built the full library of NICE framework knowledge statements, which includes over 600 basic, intermediate, and advanced cybersecurity topics in an easy one-hour online format. Though he’s not a member of the military, he has had the honor to train the US military since 1999. In recognition for outstanding service in the information assurance field, he has received eight mission coins.