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W3Cert – Computer & Internet Security Course Programme
Copyright © W3CERT Project 2007 - 2009
Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Hacker & Cracker Hack your own Systems Understanding the Dangers your system may face Ethical Hacking - Commandments
Module 2: Foot printing
Network Enumeration Ping Sweep Open Source Foot printing NS Lookup & Whois Lookup DNS Interrogation Miscellaneous Techniques
Module 3: Scanning [Updated]
Art of Port Scanning Trace route & ICMP Scanning OS Fingerprinting Nmap Security Scanner Daemon Banner Grabbing Technique Reverse DNS Lookup
Module 4: Information Gathering - Conclusion
Recap & Reviews
Module 5: Email Hacking [Updated]
Email Forging Technique Detecting and Preventing Email Scams & Phishing Mails
Module 6: Password Cracking Attacks [Updated]
Rar and Zip Password Recovery System Password Cracking Attacks Document Password Recovery
Module 7: Denial of Service Attacks
Botnets Overview Ping of Death Types of DDOS Attacks Preventing Techniques
W3Cert – Computer & Internet Security Course Programme
Copyright © W3CERT Project 2007 - 2009
Module 8: Social Engineering
What is Social Engineering all about? Demo Calls Interesting Articles & Readings
Module 9: Proxy Servers
What is the Term Proxy? And how it is working? Types of Proxies How to Find Proxies? Deployment Strategy - Overview
Module 10: TCP/IP – Overview [Updated]
What is TCP and IP Models? IPv4 and IPv6? OSI Layers Overview
Module 11: Hacking Web Servers [Updated]
Input Validation Attacks Phishing Attack Browser Hijackers Defeating Bots with Captcha’s SQL Injections CSS & XSS Attacks TCP IP Hijacking + Commonly used Tools Video Demonstration
Module 12: Key loggers & Sniffers [Updated]
Definition & Examples Key logger Working Mechanism Precautions and Troubleshooting Steps Sniffer in Detail Ethereal Usage Guide Wire shark Usage Guide
Module 13: Trojans, Worms & Viruses
Trojans, Worms, & Viruses in Detail? Steps to identify them? Virus Source Codes and Working Strategies Precautions & Cleaning Steps
W3Cert – Computer & Internet Security Course Programme
Copyright © W3CERT Project 2007 - 2009
Module 14: Google Hacking [Updated]
What is Google Hacking? Chapter I: Google Search Techniques Chapter II: Google Operators Chapter III: Google Automated Scanning Chapter IV: Google Dorks
Module 15: Buffer Overflows
Memory Management Techniques What is Buffer Overflow? Types of Buffer Overflows Effects & Counter Measures
Module 16: Linux Hacking [Updated]
Linux Basic Skills Scanning Networks Finding & Patching Vulnerabilities Root kits Counter Measures Various Distributions and Qualities
Module 17: Cyber Forensics
Evidence Collecting Strategy Rules of Evidence Documenting Investigating the Crime Obeying Knowledge Base
Module 18: Cryptography & Steganography
Detailed Definition with Pictorial Representation Digital Signature DES, RSA, MD5, SSL, SSH Algorithms PuTTY Guide Crypting Challenges Steganography Examples
Module 19: Apache Webserver - Overview
All about Apache Sample Exploits and Patching Mechanisms
W3Cert – Computer & Internet Security Course Programme
Copyright © W3CERT Project 2007 - 2009
Module 20: Wi Fi Security [New]
Wireless Encryption Standards Finding Hot Spots War driving Precautions and Countermeasures
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