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C|HE v12 Notes

⚔️ Insights and key takeaways from my C|EH v12 journey. Explore practical tips, essential concepts, and real-world applications from my notes on the C|EH v12.
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Embarking on the Certified Ethical Hacker (C|EH) v12 journey has been a challenging yet rewarding experience. As I dive deep into each module, I’m excited to share my notes and insights with you all. Whether you’re just starting or looking to refresh your knowledge, these notes are designed to help break down the key concepts, tools, and techniques covered in the C|EH curriculum.

What to Expect from the Modules

The C|EH v12 course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of the latest ethical hacking tools and methodologies. From the basics of ethical hacking and information security to advanced penetration testing techniques, each module builds upon the last, creating a solid foundation for aspiring ethical hackers.

Here’s a brief overview of some of the key modules you can expect to see in my notes:

  • Introduction to Ethical Hacking: Understanding the fundamental principles, concepts, and terminologies in ethical hacking.
  • Footprinting and Reconnaissance: Techniques to gather information about targets, including network and web reconnaissance.
  • Scanning Networks: Tools and techniques to identify live systems, open ports, and vulnerabilities.
  • Enumeration: Delving deeper into the target to gather usernames, machine names, and network resources.
  • Vulnerability Analysis: Identifying security weaknesses in systems and applications.
  • System Hacking: Methods to gain unauthorized access, including password cracking and privilege escalation.
  • Malware Threats: Understanding different types of malware and their propagation mechanisms.
  • Sniffing: Capturing and analyzing data packets to discover sensitive information.
  • Social Engineering: Exploiting human psychology to gain access to information or systems.
  • Denial of Service (DoS): Techniques to disrupt the availability of services.
  • Session Hijacking: Taking control of user sessions and accessing restricted information.
  • Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots: Techniques to bypass security defenses.
  • Hacking Web Servers and Web Applications: Exploiting vulnerabilities in web servers and web applications.
  • SQL Injection: Understanding and exploiting SQL vulnerabilities to access restricted data.
  • Hacking Wireless Networks: Techniques to compromise wireless networks and encryption methods.
  • Hacking Mobile Platforms: Security issues and vulnerabilities specific to mobile devices.
  • IoT and OT Hacking: Exploring vulnerabilities in Internet of Things (IoT) devices and Operational Technology (OT).
  • Cloud Computing: Understanding cloud environment security risks and challenges.
  • Cryptography: Basics of cryptography, encryption techniques, and cryptanalysis.
  • Penetration Testing: Conducting ethical hacking engagements in a structured and systematic way.

Making My Notes Public

As I progress through these modules, I’ll publicly share my notes. I aim to make this resource valuable for anyone pursuing the C|EH certification or looking to enhance their cybersecurity knowledge. However, please bear with me as this is a work in progress. I’m actively updating and refining the notes to ensure they are as accurate and comprehensive as possible.

Your patience and feedback are greatly appreciated, and I hope these notes become a helpful companion on your C|EH journey. Stay tuned for regular updates, and feel free to reach out with any questions or suggestions!

Thank you for joining me on yet anther learning adventure! 🎓

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