"Not so" Ethical Hacker course

 

 

We have Revised our course to be more practical and more hands on than the official CEH course and more dangerous!

You want the glamour and income associated to hacking, then you've come to the right place.

Did you know that you can be earning in excess of £100,000 per year as a network penetration testing engineer, but you need to think like a thief to catch a thief!, this course is an incredible return on your investment.

 

NEXT LONDON COURSE DATE

June 7th 2010 £995+vat 5 day Ethical Hacker Course

We have taken the popular Certified Ethical Hacker course managed by the EC Council and hacked it ourselves.

Our hacking course; the course which we have developed is near enough weapons grade that the U.N are probably going to send the inspectors in, and the U.S might even invade!!!

Why do we call our course the "Not So" Ethical Hacker course, well, where other courses will only show you the tools and half explain their usage (There are many covered in the CEH), we focus on a key selection of exploit tools to give you the knowledge how to run these tools again est systems. With this knowledge the other tools you can then use yourself.

We teach you to fish

Still what's the point of learning all the names of the exploit tools that you can use to compromise systems without actually knowing how to use them.

We will show you how to use and exploit known vulnerabilities and gain access to the most popular operating systems out on the market. With this knowledge you can more effectively protect your own infrastructure by testing your kit using your skills before the bad guys do.

A hacker has to only be lucky once, the network security engineer has to be lucky every day.

Security engineers know that securing their networks and dodging bullets through luck is a risky business. You need to know your enemy, you need to know their tactics and methods and the only way to know your enemy is to understand what tools he employs and how he employs them so that you might take action to prevent your network and ultimately your job and reputation suffering.

Don't rely on security through obscurity, don't think because your network has no value that you will not become a victim, hackers will hack for a variety of reasons and financial gain is not always the motivation.

On our Ethical Hacking course we will provide you with 5 days of eye opening Ethical Hacking tuition. Come to the dark side so you can recognize the light!.


5 days intensive hands-on Ethical Hacking training 9:00 am until 5:00 pm (although the finish time is set for 5:00pm, the classes do tend to continue until the topics have been covered the labs and break/fixing have been completed, this course is not rushed)

Re-training for free, if you feel you need more time and instruction, you can come back onto the course for free (Subject to availability and conditions)

Each student has their own Ethical hacking lab equipment in the classroom (no sharing with other students), We are the only training company in Europe to offer this!!

Learn real world scenarios in the labs, instructors will bring their real world experiences into the classroom so you learn, the "Why", "When", "What"

You learn from the most highly qualified network engineers in the industry


 

 

 

About your Ethical Hacker course Instructor:

Our instructor has over 3 decades of experience in IT, having started off as a Hardware designer in the seventies, designing mini computer interface controllers for disk and tape systems on PDP/11 Data General Nova and Eclipse computers, VAX and many others. During 1980's, Andy worked extensively on UNIX, BSD and SCO. Writing code in C and designing the SCSI CAM interface, culminating in 1989 of the design of the very first HADA array (High Availability Disk Array) for Data General.

He also wrote the DG/UX Heuristic scheduler for AViiON computers. he then subsequently joined Hoskyns/Cap Gemini and was senior member of their Technology Consultancy Group (Their firefighters), responsible for Network Design and Troubleshooting for large corporate customers, such as ICI Paints, London Underground, British Airports Authority, British Rail, Mars and many others.

He project managed security Nat West Bank and JP Morgan along with the Lloyds TSB merger, he is a former member of CLAS, and also a former member of the CAPS scheme.

  • CESG (Communications Electronics Group (A division of MI5))  CLAS consultant (CESG Listed Advisor Scheme)
  • CESG CAPS partner (CESG Assisted Products scheme)
  • CESG IT and Network Assault course at Malvern. (Penetration Testing) (CESG=Communication Electronics Security Group)

He has designed products for the Novell group directly as a Partner Director, including the certification of NMAS and e-Directory. He has also designed and written many other protocols and worked on the design of X.400, X.509 and worked directly with the UK standards for the Government Secure Internet and other projects.

He is a Windows, Linux/Unix/BSD Guru and is intimately familiar with the internals of the operating systems, in addition, is also a very competent programmer, in Assembler, C, C++, Objective C, Java, HTML and CSS

 

 

Introduction

  • Course Benefits
  • Introduction to Security PAE (Policy, Audit, Enforcement)
  • Introduction to Hacking
  • Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Foot printing

  • What is Foot-printing
  • Gathering Information 
  • Identifying Networks
  • Hacking Tools

Scanning Technologies

  • Introduction to Scanning.
  • Types of scanning
  • Objectives of Scanning
  • Scanning Methodology
  • Classification of Scanning
  • Hacking Tools
  • Countermeasures

Enumeration

  • Enumeration Introduction
  • Enumerating NetBios
  • Hacking Tools
  • Enumerating User Accounts
  • Exploiting and Securing Active Directory 

 

System Hacking

  • Administrator Password Guessing
  • Manual Password Cracking Algorithm
  • Automated Password Cracking
  • Password Types
  • Types of Password Attacks
  • Hacking Tools

Trojans and Backdoors

  • Effect on Business
  • What is a Trojan?
  • Overt and Covert Channels
  • Indications of a Trojan Attack
  • Reverse Engineering Trojans
  • Backdoor Countermeasures

Sniffers

  • Definition of sniffing
  • How a Sniffer works?
  • Passive Sniffing
  • Active Sniffing
  • Hacking Tools
  • Sniffing Countermeasures 

Denial of Service

  • What is Denial of Service?
  • Goal of DoS(Denial of Service)
  • Impact and Modes of Attack
  • DoS Attack Classification
  • Hacking Tools
  • Countermeasures for Reflected DoS
  • Tools for Detecting DDOS Attacks

Social Engineering

  • What is Social Engineering?
  • Art of Manipulation
  • Human Weakness
  • Common Types of Social Engineering
  • Human Based Impersonation

Session Hijacking

  • Understanding Session Hijacking
  • Spoofing vs Hijacking
  • Steps in Session Hijacking
  • Types of Session Hijacking
  • Hacking Tools
  • Protection against Session Hijacking
  • Countermeasures: IP Security

Hacking Web Servers

  • Popular Web Servers and Common Security Threats
  • Apache Vulnerability
  • Attack against IIS Console
  • Hacking Tools
  • Countermeasures
  • Increasing Web Server Security

Web Application Vulnerabilities

  • Web Application Hacking
  • Anatomy of an Attack
  • Web Application Threats
  • Carnivore
  • Google Hacking
  • Countermeasures

Web Based Password Cracking Techniques

  • Authentication- Definition
  • Authentication Mechanisms
  • Password Guessing
  • Query String
  • Cookies
  • Password Crackers Available
  • Hacking Tools
  • Countermeasures

SQL Injection

  • Attacking SQL Servers
  • SQL Server Resolution Service (SSRS)
  • Osql-L Probing
  • Port Scanning
  • SQL Server Talks
  • Preventive Measures

Hacking Wireless Networks

  • Wireless Basics
  • Components of Wireless Network
  • Access Point Positioning
  • Rogue Access Points
  • Tools to Generate Rogue Access Points
  • Scanning Tools
  • Sniffing Wireless Networks
  • Securing Wireless Networks

Worms and Viruses

  • Virus Characteristics
  • Symptoms of 'virus-like' attack
  • Indications of a Virus Attack
  • Virus / Worms found in the wild
  • Virus writing tools
  • Virus Checkers
  • Virus Analyzers

Physical Security

  • Understanding Physical Security
  • Factors Affecting Physical Security
  • Wiretapping
  • Lock Picking Techniques
  • Spying Technologies

Linux Toolkits

  • Introducing Linux
  • Linux Vulnerabilities
  • Scanning Networks
  • Scanning Tools
  • Linux Security Tools
  • Advanced Intrusion Detection System
  • Linux Security Auditing Tool
  • Linux Security Countermeasures

Evading Firewalls, IDS and Honeypots

  • Intrusion Detection Systems
  • Ways to Detect Intrusion
  • Types of Intrusion Detection System
  • Intrusion Detection Tools
  • Honeypot Project
  • Tools to Detect Honeypot

 

Buffer Overflows

  • Buffer Overflows
  • How a Buffer Overflow Occurs
  • Shell coding & Scripting
  • NOPS
  • Countermeasures

 

Cryptography

  • Public-key Cryptography and what is wrong with it
  • Working of Encryption
  • Digital Signature
  • Digital Certificate
  • RSA (Rivest Shamir Adleman)
  • RSA Attacks

 

Penetration Testing

  • Penetration Test vs. Vulnerability Test
  • Reliance on Checklists and Templates
  • Phases of Penetration Testing
  • Risk Analysis
  • Types of Penetration Testing
  • Types of Ethical Hacking
  • SANS/CERT Security Vulnerabilities
  • Penetration Testing Deliverable Templates
  • Active Reconnaissance

 



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