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0b75921d8f .. I am really surprised to see the author release a practice exam with so many wrong and baffling mistakes. I do hope that this addition to v8 gets reconsidered and removed from future versions of the CEH by the ECCouncil. Many reviews I've seen complain about the exam and knock points off their review for this book because of that. If digital certificates were encrypted, there would be NO need for a digital signature. The data going back and forth between client and server is encrypted and decrypted with the symmetric session key. More info. ..
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Yes, this book could have more information, especially on things like PCI DSS and some of the risk management areas, but like he says several times IN the book, this should not be your ONLY resource. Secondly, you think that if you're sniffing everything and anything you'll get LESS results than if you're sniffing just your traffic???? Whoa. Binary 35(2) Exploring TCP/IP Ports 37(2) Domain Name System 39(1) Understanding Network Devices 39(2) Routers and Switches 39(2) Working with MAC Addresses 41(2) Proxies and Firewalls 42(1) Intrusion Prevention and Intrusion Detection Systems 43(1) Network Security 44(2) Knowing Operating Systems 46(3) Windows 46(1) Mac OS 47(1) Linux 48(1) Backups and Archiving 49(6) Summary 49(1) Exam Essentials 50(1) Review Questions 51(4) Chapter 3 Cryptography 55(27) Cryptography: Early Applications and Examples 56(3) History of Cryptography 57(1) Tracing the Evolution 58(1) Cryptography in Action 59(9) So How Does It Work? 60(1) Symmetric Cryptography 61(1) Asymmetric, or Public Key, Cryptography 62(6) Understanding Hashing 68(1) Issues with Cryptography 69(2) Applications of Cryptography 71(11) IPSec 71(2) Pretty Good Privacy 73(1) Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 74(1) Summary 75(1) Exam Essentials 75(1) Review Questions 76(6) Chapter 4 Footprinting and Reconnaissance 82(21) Understanding the Steps of Ethical Hacking 82(2) Phase 1 Footprinting 82(1) Phase 2 Scanning 83(1) Phase 3 Enumeration 83(1) Phase 4 System Hacking 83(1) What Is Footprinting? 84(3) Why Perform Footprinting? 84(1) Goals of the Footprinting Process 85(2) Terminology in Footprinting 87(1) Open Source and Passive Information Gathering 87(1) Active Information Gathering 87(1) Pseudonymous Footprinting 88(1) Internet Footprinting 88(1) Threats Introduced by Footprinting 88(1) The Footprinting Process 88(15) Using Search Engines 89(2) Location and Geography 91(1) Social Networking and Information Gathering 91(1) Financial Services and Information Gathering 92(1) The Value of Job Sites 92(1) Working with E-mail 93(1) Competitive Analysis 94(1) Google Hacking 95(1) Gaining Network Information 96(1) Social Engineering: The Art of Hacking Humans 96(1) Summary 97(1) Exam Essentials 97(1) Review Questions 98(5) Chapter 5 Scanning Networks 103(24) What Is Network Scanning? 104(2) Checking for Live Systems 106(4) Wardialing 106(2) Wardriving 108(1) Pinging 108(2) Port Scanning 110(1) Checking for Open Ports 110(2) Types of Scans 112(4) Full Open Scan 112(1) Stealth Scan, or Half-open Scan 112(1) Xmas Tree Scan 113(1) FIN Scan 114(1) NULL Scan 114(1) ACK Scanning 115(1) UDP Scanning 115(1) OS Fingerprinting 116(1) Banner Grabbing 117(1) Countermeasures 118(1) Vulnerability Scanning 119(1) Drawing Network Diagrams 119(1) Using Proxies 120(7) Setting a Web Browser to Use a Proxy 121(1) Summary 122(1) Exam Essentials 122(1) Review Questions 123(4) Chapter 6 Enumeration of Services 127(24) A Quick Review 128(1) Footprinting 128(1) Scanning 128(1) What Is Enumeration? 129(1) Windows Basics 130(7) Users 130(1) Groups 131(1) Security Identifiers 132(1) Services and Ports of Interest 132(1) Commonly Exploited Services 133(2) NULL Sessions 135(1) SuperScan 136(1) The PsTools Suite 137(1) Enumeration with SNMP 137(2) Management Information Base 138(1) SNScan 139(1) Unix and Linux Enumeration 139(2) finger 140(1) rpcinfo 140(1) sbowmount 140(1) Enum4linux 141(1) LDAP and Directory Service Enumeration 141(1) Enumeration Using NTP 142(1) SMTP Enumeration 143(1) Using VRFY 143(1) Using EXPN 144(1) Using RCPT TO 144(1) SMTP Relay 145(6) Summary 145(1) Exam Essentials 146(1) Review Questions 147(4) Chapter 7 Gaining Access to a System 151(28) Up to This Point 152(27) System Hacking 154(11) Authentication on Microsoft Platforms 165(4) Executing Applications 169(1) Covering Your Tracks 170(2) Summary 172(1) Exam Essentials 173(1) Review Questions 174(5) Chapter 8 Trojans, Viruses, Worms, and Covert Channels 179(30) Malware 180(29) Malware and the Law 182(1) Categories of Malware 183(1) Viruses 184(6) Worms 190(2) Spyware 192(1) Adware 193(1) Scareware 193(1) Trojans 194(9) Overt and Covert Channels 203(2) Summary 205(1) Exam Essentials 205(1) Review Questions 206(3) Chapter 9 Sniffers 209(26) Understanding Sniffers 210(2) Using a Sniffer 212(12) Sniffing Tools 213(1) Wireshark 214(4) TCPdump 218(3) Reading Sniffer Output 221(3) Switched Network Sniffing 224(11) MAC Flooding 224(1) ARP Poisoning 225(1) MAC Spoofing 226(1) Port Mirror or SPAN Port 227(1) On the Defensive 227(1) Mitigating MAC Flooding 228(2) Detecting Sniffing Attacks 230(1) Exam Essentials 230(1) Summary 230(1) Review Questions 231(4) Chapter 10 Social Engineering 235(24) What Is Social Engineering? 236(5) Why Does Social Engineering Work? 237(1) Why is Social Engineering Successful? 238(1) Social-Engineering Phases 239(1) What Is the Impact of Social Engineering? 239(1) Common Targets of Social Engineering 240(1) What Is Social Networking? 241(5) Mistakes in Social Media and Social Networking 243(2) Countermeasures for Social Networking 245(1) Commonly Employed Threats 246(4) Identity Theft 250(9) Protective Measures 250(1) Know What Information Is Available 251(1) Summary 252(1) Exam Essentials 252(2) Review Questions 254(5) Chapter 11 Denial of Service 259(24) Understanding DoS 260(11) DoS Targets 262(1) Types of Attacks 262(5) Buffer Overflow 267(4) Understanding DDoS 271(2) DDoS Attacks 271(2) DoS Tools 273(1) DDoS Tools 273(3) DoS Defensive Strategies 276(1) Botnet-Specific Defenses 277(1) DoS Pen Testing Considerations 277(6) Summary 277(1) Exam Essentials 278(1) Review Questions 279(4) Chapter 12 Session Hijacking 283(26) Understanding Session Hijacking 284(25) Spoofing vs.
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