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Introduction

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is a qualification given by EC-Council and obtained by demonstrating knowledge of assessing the security of computer systems by looking for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems, using the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner to assess the security posture of a target system.

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OBJECTIVES

Module 01 - Introduction to Ethical Hacking

lesson1 - Information Security Overview

lesson2 - Information Security Threats and Attack Vectors

lesson3 - Hacking Concepts

lesson4 - Ethical Hacking Concepts

lesson5 - Information Security Controls -- part 1

lesson5 - Information Security Controls -- part 2

lesson6 - Penetration Testing Concepts

lesson7 - Information Security Laws and Standards

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OBJECTIVES

Module 02 - Footprinting and Reconnaissance

lesson1 - Footprinting Concepts

lesson2 - Footprinting through Search Engines

lesson3 - Footprinting through Web Services

lesson4 - Footprinting through Social Networking Sites

lesson5 - Website Footprinting

lesson6 - Email Footprinting

lesson7 - Competitive Intelligence

lesson8 - Whois Footprinting

lesson9 - DNS Footprinting

lesson10 - Network Footprinting

lesson11 - Footprinting through Social Engineering

lesson12 - Footprinting Tools

lesson13 - Footprinting Countermeasures

lesson14 - Footprinting Penetration Testing

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OBJECTIVES

Module 03 - Scanning Networks

lesson1 - Network Scanning Concepts

lesson2 - Scanning Tools

lesson3 - Scanning Techniques part 1

lesson3 - Scanning Techniques part 2

lesson4 - Scanning Beyond IDS and Firewall part 1

lesson4 - Scanning Beyond IDS and Firewall part 2

lesson5 - Banner Grabbing

lesson6 - Draw Network Diagrams

lesson7 - Scanning Pen Testing

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OBJECTIVES

Module 4 - Enumeration

lesson1 - Enumeration Concepts

lesson2 - NetBIOS Enumeration

lesson3 - SNMP Enumeration

lesson4 - LDAP Enumeration

lesson5 - NTP Enumeration

lesson6 - SMTP and DNS Enumeration

lesson7 - Other Enumeration Techniques

lesson8 - Enumeration Countermeasures

lesson9 - Enumeration Pen Testing

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OBJECTIVES

Module 5 - Vulnerability Analysis

lesson1 - Vulnerability Assessment Concepts

lesson2 - Vulnerability Assessment Solutions

lesson3 - Vulnerability Scoring Systems

lesson4 - Vulnerability Assessment Tools

lesson5 - Vulnerability Assessment Reports

working with nessus

working with nikto

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OBJECTIVES

Module 6 - System Hacking

lesson1 - System Hacking Concepts

lesson2 - Cracking Passwords part 1

lesson2 - Cracking Passwords part 2

lesson2 - Cracking Passwords part 3

lesson3 - Escalating Privileges

lesson4 - Executing Applications

lesson5 - Hiding Files part 1

lesson5 - Hiding Files part 2

lesson5 - Hiding Files part 3

lesson6 - Covering Tracks

lesson7 - Penetration Testing

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Potential Risks of Using rm Command

• While the 'rm' command is a powerful tool for deleting files and directories.

• To mitigate these risks, it is important to always double-check the command before executing it and to use caution when using wildcards or the '-r' option.

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Alternatives to rm Command

• If you are concerned about the risks associated with the 'rm' command.

• Another option is to use the 'trash-cli' package, which moves deleted files to a trash bin that can be emptied at a later time.

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