Certified Ethical Hacking

We provide Best professional courses and training in ethical hacking in collaboration with INDIAN INSTITUTE . Experts from India give best live IT training for aspiring students in nigeria . Our cyber security courses are the best in class one can get in nigeria.

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) is a computer certification that indicates proficiency in network security, especially in thwarting malicious hacking attacks through pre-emptive countermeasures. Malicious hacking is a felony in the U.S. and most other countries, but catching criminals requires the same technical skills that hackers possess.

Course Detail: Overview of Topics

Part 1: Introduction

Introduction to Hacking
All about Cyber World
Introduction to Cyber Laws
Study of various IT acts
Hackers Psychology
Learning Linux from hacking point of view

Part 2: Network Security

Introduction to Networking
Wi-Fi Hacking
Intercepting packets: Man in the Middle attack
DoS and DDoS attacks
Vulnerability Assessment by mastering nmap
Nessus vulnerabilities scanning
Hacking with metasploit
Hacking Networks by evading firewalls
Packet crafting with hping3 and scapy
Taking down Networks
Study of popular vulnerabilities and their exploitation
Countermeasures

Part 3: Playing with Passwords

Windows Password cracking
Various techniques of password cracking
Encrypted documents password cracking
Hacking psychology of users
Various password storing techniques

Part 4: Windows hacking and Security

Windows hacking by changing
Cracking passwords
Playing with User accounts
Remote hijacking with RATs
Getting into system by escalating privileges
Encrypting File System
Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
At last staying safe: Setting up a secure system

Part 5: Web Application Hacking

Introduction to web technologies
Information Gathering techniques
Intercepting requests, responses and playing with them
Hacking live Website
Mastering Web attacks
Database dump with SQL Injection
Exploiting users with Cross-Site Scripting(XSS)
Session Hijacking
Shell Upload, take everything down
User accounts hacking
Clickjacking Attack
Security Misconfiguration
Remote Code execution vulnerability
File Inclusion Vulnerability
Hands-on Live Website
Securing own Website

Part 6: Abstract

Email Hacking
Email Spoofing
Hacking by Phishing
Rootkits
Spywares
Keyloggers
Webcam hacking
Social Engineering Techniques
Steganography: Hiding and Detection
Ciphers and Cryptography
Hacking by Scripting
Playing with malwares
Deleted data recovery
Working on Digital Forensics
Image Forensics
Case investigation
Evidence recovery
Securing Windows
Server Hardening