This boot camp teaches you how to use the tools and techniques used by cybercriminals to perform a white-hat, ethical hack on your organization. You’ll learn ethical hacking methodologies and gain hands-on hacking experience in our cloud-hosted cyber range, including reconnaissance, gaining access to systems, exploiting vulnerabilities and exfiltrating data.

You’ll leave with the ability to quantitatively assess and measure threats to information assets — and discover where your organization is most vulnerable to hacking. This boot camp also prepares you to earn two in-demand certifications: EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and CompTIA Pentest+.

• Five days of hands-on ethical hacking training
• Infosec proprietary digital courseware (physical textbooks available to purchase)
• EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam voucher
• CompTIA Pentest+ exam voucher
• Immediate access to in-depth ethical hacking pre-study course
• 90-day access to cyber range (Flex Pro)
• 90-day access to replays of daily lessons (Flex Pro)
• Curated videos from other top-rated instructors (add-on)
• 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
• Exam Pass Guarantee (Flex Pro)

Hundreds of exercises in over 20 separate hands-on labs bring you up to speed with the latest threats to which your organization is most vulnerable. Practice penetration testing in our virtualized environment that simulates a full range of servers and services used in a real company. Learn how to  compromise web servers, virtual machines, databases, routers and firewalls, and then put it all together in an unscripted evening Capture the Flag (CTF) exercise.

CTF exercises are an opportunity for you to practice your hacking skills in a real-world environment. Infosec sets up a mock company that you can freely attack without having to worry about damaging production systems. The purpose of the CTF exercises is to ensure you understand how to apply the skills you learned during the day to a real-world, ethical hacking scenario.

• Security analysts
• Security consultants
• Security researchers
• Anyone with a desire to learn about ethical hacking
  and develop their penetration testing skills

• Firm understanding of the Windows Operating System
• Exposure to the Linux Operating System or other Unix-based operating system
• Grasp of the TCP/IP protocols

The EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and CompTIA Pentest+ are two of the most in-demand hacking certifications. Infosec instructors found around 80% of the material overlaps and students get the best value by training for both certifications at the same time. We make sure you are fully prepared to pass both exams, which is why more than 93% of students pass their certification exams on their first attempt.

Infosec is an authorized training partner of EC-Council and CompTIA, and we’ve won awards from both organizations for our boot camps. We go beyond the material covered in the CEH and Pentest+ to provide you with a well-rounded set of hacking and pentesting skills.

Black hat hackers are always changing their tactics to get one step ahead of the good guys. We update our course materials regularly to ensure that you learn about the current threats to your organization’s networks and systems.

Day 1
The first half of day one focuses on learning the job duties required of a penetration tester. You will learn the ins and outs of the various penetration testing methodologies required in order for an ethical hack to be used in a business or government setting. You will also delve deep into technical material, learning how to perform network reconnaissance against modern infrastructure.

Lectures include:

• Security testing methodologies
• The ethical hacking profession
• Planning and scoping an engagement
• Legal and compliance considerations
• Ethical hacking methodologies
• Tools of the trade
• Linux overview
• Passive intelligence gathering
• Abusing DNS
• Abusing SNMP
• Security testing methodologies

Some of the instructor-led hands-on lab exercises:

• Linux fundamentals
• Passive intelligence gathering
• Understanding the Domain Naming System
• Enumerating DNS entries to develop a focused attack strategy
• Attacking the Domain Naming System
• Discovering SNMP vulnerabilities and flaws
• Enumerating SNMP information
• Brute forcing SNMP community strings
• Capture the Flag exercises

Day 2

Having learned how to gather information about several targets, we begin day two with narrowing our attack by finding potentially vulnerable systems/services. You will master the art of network scanning and service identification, and gain a deeper understanding of how systems
communicate using the TCP and UDP protocols

Lectures include:

• Understanding TCP packets and structuresPassive network discovery and scanning
• TCP scanning
• Using differences in RFC implementations to your advantage
• Scanning through firewalls
• How to prevent the discovery of your reconnaissance activities
• Using zombies to mask network scanning
• Avoiding IDS/IPS detection
• Proper identification of services
• Vulnerability identification

Some of the hands-on lab exercises include:

• Packet analysis
• Obtaining authentication credentials via packet capture
• Network scanning
• Target scanning of potentially vulnerable targets
• Remaining undetected while performing a network scan
• Enumerating services and identifying vulnerabilities
• Capture the Flag exercises

Day 3

After gathering information about your target system, you will put all that hard work to use when you learn how to exploit those vulnerabilities. You will learn the skills to demonstrate a successful exploit of a vulnerability as well as how to gather additional credentials to exploit vulnerabilities in other systems. You will also learn useful social engineering techniques, including phishing, and methods of attacking physical security.

Lectures include:

• Vulnerability life cycles
• Types of vulnerabilities
• Flaws in encryption
• Configuration errors
• Buffer overflows
• Stack overflows
• Vulnerability mapping
• Exploit utilization and delivery methods
• Client side exploits
• Server side exploits
• Password security
• Social engineering techniques
• Attacking physical controls
• Hashing
• Rainbow tables
• Attacking Windows password security
• Weaknesses in Windows authentication protocols
• Rainbow tables

Some of the hands-on lab exercises include:

• Gaining unauthorized access to systems
• Use of various payloads to increase privileges
• Keystroke logging
• DLL injection attack
• Exploit server side applications
• Gather password hashes
• Exploit weaknesses in authentication protocols
• Capture the Flag exercises

Day 4

After compromising a target, you will extend your access to all vulnerable systems at your target organization and learn how to covertly exfiltrate data. The second half of day four covers attacking web-based applications and understanding SQL injection.

Lectures include:

• Use of Trojans
• Redirecting ports to thwart firewall rules
• Avoiding anti-virus detection
• Lateral movement and persistence
• Use of keyloggers
• IDS operations and avoidance
• Encrypting your communications
• Protocol abuse for covert communications
• Creating custom encryption tunneling applications
• E-shoplifting
• XSS attacks
• Cross site forgery
• Circumventing authentication
• SQL injection discovery and exploitation
• SQL data extraction

Some of the hands-on lab exercises include:

• Use of Trojans
• IDS usage and avoidance
• Data transmission encryption techniques
• Creating a custom covert channel
• Web application parameter tampering
• Cross site scripting attacks
• SQL injection
• Chaining exploits
• Exploiting extended stored procedures
• Capture the Flag exercises

Day 5
Day five is dedicated toward wireless security, using basic scripts for ethical hacking, covering your tracks and post-engagement activities. You will master the ability to sniff data, clean up all traces of your activities and learn best practices for writing reports and recommending mitigation strategies.

Lectures include:

• Sniffing in different environments
• Attack sniffers
• Man-in-the-middle attacks
• Wireless networking
• Shared key authentication weaknesses
• WEP/WPA/WPA2 cracking
• Anti-forensics
• Log modification/deletion
• Rootkits
• Introduction to scripting
• Common script components
• Writing effective reports
• Providing mitigation recommendations
• CEH exam review
• Pentest+ exam review

Some of the hands-on lab exercises include:

• ARP spoofing and man in the middle
• Specialized sniffing
• DNS spoofing
• Phishing attacks

The day finishes with the CEH examination given on-site at the training location or online from home. You will receive an exam voucher to take the Pentest+ exam.