EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

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Duration
5 days

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Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Online Live

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Digital systems are under attack every day, making modern security expertise a crucial factor in IT environments. This training course provides an up-to-date understanding of offensive security methods for identifying vulnerabilities at an early stage and assessing risks in a well-founded manner.

Key topics

Attack techniques, tools, and current threat scenarios.
Vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and exploit methods.
Network security, cloud and web applications.
AI-supported attack patterns and modern defense strategies.
Legal and ethical framework conditions for IT security.

Prerequisite
Basic knowledge of networks, operating systems, and IT security.

Target audience
IT security professionals, administrators, system and network managers.

Strengthens analytical thinking, security awareness, and technical depth for a professional role in an increasingly automated and networked IT landscape.

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Course content

Ethical hacking

Fundamentals of Information Security
Cyber kill chain
Hacking Methods
Ethical hacking
Security Measures
Laws and standards

Footprinting and education

Footprinting with search engines
Footprinting with web services
Footprinting in social networks
Website footprinting
Email footprinting
Whois footprinting
DNS footprinting
Network footprinting
Footprinting with social engineering
Tools for footprinting
Protection against footprinting

Scan networks

Tools for scanning networks
Finding devices on the network
Checking open ports and active services
Detecting a device's operating system
Scanning despite security measures such as firewalls
Creating network overviews

Enumeration

NetBIOS enumeration
SNMP enumeration
LDAP enumeration
NTP and NFS enumeration
SMTP and DNS enumeration
Other enumeration techniques
Countermeasures to enumeration

Vulnerability analysis

Vulnerability assessment: Different approaches and methods
Classification of vulnerabilities

System hacking

Get access
Increase privileges
Maintain access
Delete logs

Malware threats

Concepts for malware
APT strategies
Trojan strategies
Concepts for viruses and worms
Strategies for fileless malware
Analysis of malware
Defensive measures
Software for combating malware

Sniffing

Sniffing techniques: Attacks on MAC addresses
Sniffing techniques: Attacks on DHCP
Sniffing technique: ARP poisoning
Sniffing technique: Spoofing attacks
Sniffing technique: DNS poisoning
Sniffing tools
Protective measures
Detection of sniffing attacks

Social engineering

Concepts of social engineering
Techniques in social engineering
Threats from insiders
Identity theft on social networks
Identity theft
Protective measures

Denial of service

Concepts related to DoS/DDoS
Techniques used in DoS/DDoS attacks
Botnets and DDoS case study
Tools for DoS/DDoS attacks
Defense measures
Protection tools against DoS/DDoS attacks

Session hijacking

Concepts of session hijacking
Session hijacking at the application level
Session hijacking at the network level
Tools for session hijacking
Prevention measures

IDS, firewalls, and honeypots

Concepts for IDS, IPS, firewalls, and honeypots
Solutions for IDS, IPS, firewalls, and honeypots
Methods for circumventing IDS
Techniques for bypassing firewalls
Tools for bypassing IDS and firewalls
Detection of honeypots
Measures against circumventing IDS and firewalls

Web server

Web server concepts
Attacks on web servers
Procedure for web server attacks
Tools for web server attacks
Protective measures against attacks
Management of security updates
Security tools for web servers

Web applications

Ideas for web applications
Dangers of web applications
How to hack web applications
Web API, webhooks, and web shell
Protective measures for web applications

SQL injection

SQL injection: explanation and basics
Different types of SQL injection
Procedure and approach for SQL injections
Tools for performing SQL injections
Methods for circumventing security measures
Protective measures against SQL injections

Wireless networks

Wireless technology concepts
Encryption in the wireless domain
Threats in wireless networks
Wireless hacking methods
Wireless hacking tools
Hacking Bluetooth connections
Protective measures against wireless attacks
Security tools for wireless networks

Mobile platforms

Attack risks on mobile platforms
Security vulnerabilities in the Android operating system
Security vulnerabilities in the iOS operating system
Management of mobile devices
Security policies and tools for mobile devices

IoT and OT hacking

Hacking in the Internet of Things (IoT)
Concepts in the field of the Internet of Things
Attacks in the Internet of Things
Procedure for hacking IoT
Tools for IoT hacking
Protective measures
Hacking in operational technology (OT)
Concepts in operational technology
Attacks in operational technology
Procedure for hacking OT
Tools for OT hacking
Protective measures

Ccloud computing

Cloud computing concepts
Use of container technology
Serverless computing
Risks associated with cloud computing
Hacking in the cloud
Security aspects in the cloud

Cryptography

Concepts of cryptography
Encryption algorithms
Cryptography tools
Public key infrastructure (PKI)
Encryption of emails
Hard disk encryption
Analysis of encryption (cryptanalysis)
Protective measures against attacks

Your training will be 100% funded

Our funding schemes are available exclusively to participants who live or work in Germany. Funding is not available outside Germany.

For career starters, job seekers, career changers, startups, experienced professionals, those looking to advance their careers, specialists, etc.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)?

The CEH is an internationally recognized certification for ethical hacking. It teaches how to legally test IT systems and identify security vulnerabilities.

Who is CEH certification suitable for?

CEH is suitable for those interested in IT security, administrators, analysts, and anyone who wants to protect systems and understand attacks.

What are the requirements for CEH?

Basic knowledge of IT, networks, and operating systems is helpful. Professional experience in the IT field is recommended but not essential.

Is CEH a recognized certification?

Yes, CEH is recognized worldwide and valued by companies, government agencies, and security organizations.

What distinguishes CEH from illegal hacking?

CEH teaches only legal and ethical hacking. The goal is protection, prevention, and improvement of IT security.

How long is the CEH certification valid?

CEH certification is valid for three years and can be renewed through continuing education and credits.

What career opportunities does CEH offer?

CEH opens up opportunities in IT security, penetration testing, cyber defense, security consulting, and compliance areas.

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