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Re: FS: Certifed Ethical Hacker CBT Training (Total of 7 CDs).

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From: sqff
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 13:06
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Terrance

Are you located in london?? Send me an email for my phone #....

Thanks
iceicefire@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
> I am selling for the certifed Ethical Hacker Self-paced Training CDs.
>
> These 7 CDs contains Instructor-led training and Study Guide materials.
>
> The following is the screen capture and the content of these CDs:
> [screen capture]
> http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y51/goodyart/capture_scr.jpg
>
> Content
> ==============================-=====-======
> Chapter 1.0 - Introduction to Ethical Hacking
> Introduction to Ethical Hacking
> Can Hacking be Ethical
> What does a Malicious Hacker Do?
> Classification of Hackers
> What do Ethical Hackers Do?
> Modes of Ethical Hacking
> Demo - BlindSide
>
> Chapter 2.0 - Footprinting
>
> Footprinting
> Revisiting Reconnaissance
> Demo - Sam Spade & VisualRoute
> Demo - Using Google
> Network Range, Traceroute & Tools
> Demo - Email Tracking
> Information Gathering Methodology
>
> Chapter 3.0 - Scanning
>
> Scanning
> War Dialers
> TCP Three Way Handshake
> Demo - SuperScan
> Port Scanning Techniques
> Port Scanning Tools
> Scanning Tools
> Demo - Cheops & nMap
>
> Chapter 4.0 - Enumeration
>
> Enumeration
> Net Bios Null Sessions
> Demo - Creating a Null User Session
> Countermeasure to Null Sessions
> Hacking Tools
> Demo - Using SolarWinds
> How to Identify Accounts
> More Hacking Tools
> Demo - Cain Enable
>
> Chapter 5.0 - System Hacking
>
> System Hacking
> Password Guessing
> Hacking Tool - KerbCrack
> Demo - LoftCrack
> Privilege Escalation
> Password Cracking
> Demo - Metasploit Project
> SMBRelay
> Man-In-The-Middle Scenario
> More Hacking Tools
> Countermeasures to Installing a Rootkit
> Demo - Using an Alternate Data Stream
> Demo - BlindSide
>
> Chapter 6.0 - Trojans and Backdoors
> Trojans & Different Types of Malware
> Trojans & Backdoors
> Demo - EliteWrap
> Tools
> BOSniffer and FireKiller
>
> Chapter 7.0 - Sniffers
> Sniffers Overview
> Introduction to Sniffers
> Demo - Ethereal
> Passive & Active Sniffing Programs
> Demo - Using SMAC
> Sniffing HTTPS and SSH
> Demo - Sniffing with Kaine Enable
>
> Chapter 8.0 - Denial of Service
> Denial of Service Overview
> Denial of Service Attacks
> IDS Companies & Firewalls
> Demo - Ping of Death DOS Chapter 9.0 - Social Engineering
> Social Engineering Overview
> What is Social Engineering?
> Adding Extra Security into your Corporation
>
> Chapter 10.0 - Session Hijacking
> Session Hijacking Overview
> Understanding Session Hijacking
> Demo - T-Sight
> Protect against Session Hijacking
>
> Chapter 11.0 - Hacking Web Servers
> What is a Web Server?
> Hacking Tools & Countermeasures
> Demo - Simple Internet Client Attack
> Unicode Attacks & IIS Log Files
> Directory Traversal Tools
> Demo - N-Stealth Security Scanner
> Hacking Web Servers Review
>
> Chapter 12.0 - Web Application Vulnerabilities
> Web Application Vulnerabilities Overview
> Understanding Web Application Security
> Demo - BlackWidow and BurpSpider
> Hidden Fields
> Demo - Man-In-The-Middle Attack
> XXS Web Application
> Demo - Performing Reconnaissance
>
> Chapter 13.0 - Web Based Password Cracking Techniques
> Web Based Password Cracking Overview
> Password Guessing
> Demo - SnadBoy's Revelation
>
> Chapter 14.0 - SQL Injection
> What is SQL Injection?
> Shutting Down SQL Server
> Demo - SQL Injection
> SQL Dictionary
>
> Chapter 15.0 - Hacking Wireless Networks
> Wireless Networking
> Network Hacking Tools
> Demo - "The Broken" Wireless Hacking & Cracking
>
> Chapter 16.0 - Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honey Pots
> Intrusion Detection Systems Overview
> Application Protocol Verification
> Demo - Engage Packet Builder
> TCP Replay
> Bypassing Firewalls
> Demo - KFSensor
> IDS, Firewall and Honey Pots Review
>
> Chapter 17.0 - Linux Hacking
> Linux Hacking Overview
> Compiling Programs in Linux
> Demo - Nmap Front End
> Linux Hacking Tools
> Linux Hacking Review
>
> Chapter 18.0 - Buffer Overflows
> Buffer Overflows Overview
> Buffer Overflows
> Demo - RPC Exploit
> Preventing Buffer Overflows
>
> Chapter 19.0 - Cryptography
> Cryptography Overview
> Different Types of Cryptography
> RC5 & Rainbow Tables
> Demo - How to Create Rainbow Tables
> Ethical Hacker Course Closure
>
> I am asking for $40 CDN(shipping included) through PayPal for all seven
> CDs.
> Items will deliver within 24 hours after the payment is received in
> full.
> If you have any questions or require other payment method,
> please email me at hothot74@gmail.com   
> 
> Best regard, Terrance
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