INFINITESKILLS_CERTIFIED_ETHICAL_HACKER_CEH_HACKING_USERS_AND_THEIR_DEVICES_TUTORIAL-OXBRiDGE

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     ·-- PUBLISHED -----·> Infinite Skills                                    
     ·-- LECTURESHIP ---·> Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) -                   
                           Hacking Users and Their Devices                                   

     ·-- LECTURE DATE --·> 05-2017                              
                           04-2017 {Published}

     ·-- LEVEL ---------·> [ ] Starting {Beginner|Newcomer}
                           [■] Progressing {Intermediate|Advanced}

     ·-- PERIOD --------·> 03+ h                                             
     ·-- SCALE ---------·> 18x50mb                                           

     ·-- LECTURE LINK --·> https://goo.gl/GjwUXG                     
                                                                     
                                                             
 
     
     This is part two of the four-part series that prepares you to pass the  
     International Council of E-Commerce Consultants Certified Ethical Hacker
     (CEH) exam. In this course, you'll gain hands-on experience with the    
     techniques and tools used to compromise user devices and systems as part
     of sanctioned penetration testing exercises.                            
                                                                             
     Designed for IT analysts or engineers with CCNA level knowledge of      
     TCP/IP networking concepts; the course covers social engineering        
     attacks, malware attacks and counter measures, Wi-Fi network penetration
     techniques using tools like Aircrack and Reaver, methods for hacking    
     Android and iOS devices, and practices you can use to deploy Trojan     
     viruses to better understand how attackers compromise systems.          
                                                                             
     ■ Learn about the techniques and tools used to conduct sanctioned       
     penetration tests                                                       
     ■ Explore the social engineering techniques hackers use to manipulate   
     people                                                                  
     ■ Discover the methods hackers use to leverage malware to their         
     advantage                                                               
     ■ Learn about the session level methods used to attack apps and devices 
     ■ Understand how session level attacks can give you control over apps   
     and devices                                                             
     ■ Explore different methods for hacking wireless network environments   
                                                                             
     Chad Russell (CISSP, CCNP, MCSE) has been in the cyber security industry
     for over 15 years working for companies such as Oracle, Microsoft, and  
     SAP. He conducts security risk assessments for customers throughout     
     North America, teaches cyber security at Vatterott College, and holds a 
     Bachelor of Computer Science degree from Excelsior College.             
     

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