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Headline


There's no magic formula for e-business success. It
requires vision, execution -- and an integrated, flexible technology
infrastructure. That's why more and more companies are relying on
EC-Council's accreditation of e-Business skills.
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Course Outline
Note: EC-Council's fundamental
courses are conducted by selected academic partners such as colleges and
universities around the world.
Module 1: Information Security
Fundamentals
- Information
Security: Objective
- Why Security ?
- The Security,
Functionality and Ease of Use Triangle
- Elements of Security
- Can Hacking Be
Ethical?
- Trends in Security
- 20-Year Trend:
Stronger Attack Tools
- Essential
Terminology
- Statistics Related
to Security
- Case Study
- Information Security
Laws & Regulations
Module 2: Addressing Threats
- What is a Threat?
- Current Scenario
- Knowing Terms
Vulnerability, Exploit
- Top Vulnerabilities
in Windows
- Sniffing
- External Threat
- Types of External
Threats
- Social Engineering
- Denial of Service
Attack
- Virus
- Worms
- Trojans
- Organizational
Threat
- Accidental Security
Breach
- Automated Computer
Attack
- General Prevention
Module 3: Backdoors, virus and worms
- Introduction
- Terminologies
- What is a Trojan?
- Working of Trojans
- Overt and Covert
channels
- Difference Between
Virus and Worm
- Virus History
- Life Cycle of Virus
- Access Methods of a
Virus
- Indications of a
Virus attack.
- Underground Writers
- Prevention is Better
than Cure
- Anti-Virus Software
- Popular Anti-Virus
Packages
- New Virus in 2004
Module 4: Introduction to Linux Operating
System
- Why Linux?
- Linux Basics
- Compiling Programs
in Linux
- Linux Security
- Why Do Hackers Use
Linux?
- Why is Linux Hacked?
- Linux
Vulnerabilities in 2003
- How to Apply Patches
to Vulnerable Programs
- Linux Rootkits
- Famous Linux Root
Kits
- Rootkit: T0rn
- Rootkit : ramen
- Rootkit :Adore
- Rootkit
Countermeasures
- Preventing Rootkits
Module 5 : Password Cracking
- Authentication -
Definition
- Microsoft Passport
Authentication
- What is A Password
Cracker?
- Modus Operandi of an
attacker using password cracker
- How Does A Password
Cracker Work?
- Attacks -
Classification
- Password guessing
- Dictionary Maker
- LOphtcrack
- John The Ripper
- Brutus
- Passwords: Dos
- Passwords Don’ts
- Password Generators
Module 6: Cryptography
- Basics of
Cryptography
- Public-key
Cryptography
- Working of
Encryption
- Digital Signature
- What is SSH?
- RSA (Rivest Shamir
Adleman)
- RSA Attacks
- RSA Challenge
- MD5
- SHA (Secure Hash
Algorithm)
- Code Breaking:
Methodologies
- Disk Encryption
- Role of Cryptography
in Data Security
Module 7 : Web Servers and web
applications
- Web Servers
- How Web Servers
Work?
- How are Web Servers
Compromised?
- IIS Components
- Popular Web Servers
and Common Security Threats
- Apache Vulnerability
- Attacks against IIS
- Increasing Web
server Security
- Web Application Set
Up
- Web Application
Threats
Module 8: Wireless Networks
- Introduction to
Wireless Networking
- Business and
Wireless Attacks
- Basics
- Components of a
Wireless Network
- Types of Wireless
Network
- Setting up WLAN
- Detecting a Wireless
Network
- How to Access a WLAN
- Advantages and
Disadvantages of Wireless Network
- Antennas
- SSIDs
- Access Point
Positioning
- Rogue Access Points
- Tools to Detect
Rogue Access Points: Netstumbler
Module 9 : Intrusion Detection System
- Intrusion Detection
Systems(IDS)
- Types of Intrusion
Detection System.
- Ways to Detect an
Intrusion
- System Integrity
Verifiers (SIV)
- Intrusion Detection
Tools.
- Snort 2.1.0
- LogIDS 1.0
- IDS Software Vendors
Module 10 : Firewalls and Honey Pots.
- Introduction
- Terminology
- What is a Firewall?
- Firewall
Identification
- Firewalking
- Banner Grabbing
- Placing Backdoors
through Firewalls
- Common Tool for
Testing Firewall and IDS
- What is an Honeypot?
- The Honeynet
Project
- Types of Honeypots
- Advantages and
Disadvantages of an Honeypot.
- Where to Place
Honeypot?
- Honeypots:
- Honeypot-KFSensor
- Honeypot-Specter
- What to Do When
Hacked?
Module 11: Hacking Cycle
- Problem Definition
-Impact of Security Breach
- Information
Security: Objective
- The Security,
Functionality and Ease of Use Triangle
- Trends in Security
- 20-Year Trend:
Stronger Attack Tools
- Elements of Security
- Precepts of Security
- What Does a
Malicious Hacker Do?
- Phase 1 -
Reconnaissance
- Phase 2 - Scanning
- Phase 3 - Gaining
Access
- Phase 4 -
Maintaining Access
- Phase 5 - Covering
Tracks
- Computer Crimes and
Implications
- Legal Perspective
(US Federal Law)
Module 12: Introduction to Ethical
Hacking
- Hacker Classes
- Hacking Terminology
- Hacktivism
- Can Hacking Be
Ethical?
- What do Ethical
Hackers do?
- Skill Profile of an
Ethical Hacker
- How do they go about
it?
- Penetration Testing
vis-à-vis Ethical Hacking
- Modes of Ethical
Hacking
- Security Testing
- General Prevention
- Computer Crimes and
Security Survey
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