Certified Ethical Hacking (CEH) Course Summary

1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking – Basics of cybersecurity, hacker types, and hacking methodologies.
2. Footprinting & Reconnaissance – OSINT gathering, Google hacking, DNS, and social engineering.
3. Scanning & Enumeration – Network scanning, vulnerability scanning, and extracting system details.
4. System Hacking – Password cracking, privilege escalation, and maintaining access.
5. Malware Threats – Trojans, ransomware, viruses, and detection techniques.
6. Sniffing & Session Hijacking – Packet sniffing, ARP poisoning, and MITM attacks.
7. Social Engineering – Phishing, impersonation, and SET (Social Engineering Toolkit).
8. DoS & DDoS Attacks – Botnets, amplification attacks, and mitigation strategies.
9. Web Application Hacking – SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and OWASP vulnerabilities.
10. Wireless Network Hacking – Wi-Fi cracking, Evil Twin attacks, and wireless security.
11. Mobile & IoT Hacking – Exploiting Android/iOS apps and IoT device vulnerabilities.
12. Cloud Security – Threats, penetration testing, and secure configurations.
13. Cryptography & Steganography – Encryption, hashing, and data hiding techniques.
14. Threat Intelligence & Incident Handling – Digital forensics, incident response, and threat analysis.
15. Ethical Hacking Tools & Real-World Practice – Kali Linux, Capture the Flag (CTF), and career-building.