Ethical Hacking Institute in Nigeria

Sub Packet3 - Defining Foot printing, Information Gathering Methodology
Sub Packet4 - Locate the Network Range, Hacking Tools

Sub Packet5 - Definition, Types, Objectives, Classification of Scanning
Sub Packet6 - Scanning Methodology, Hacking Tool, Countermeasures

Sub Packet7 - What is Enumeration? NetBios Null Lessons
Sub Packet8 - Hacking Tools, Enumerating User Accounts
Sub Packet9 - Active Directory Enumeration and Countermeasures

Sub Packet10 - Administrator Password Guessing
Sub Packet11 - Manual Password Cracking Algorithm
Sub Packet12 - Automated Password Cracking, Password Types
Sub Packet13 - Types of Password Attacks, Hacking Tools

Sub Packet 14 - Effect on Business, What is a Trojan?
Sub Packet15 - Overt and Covert Channels
Sub Packet16 - Indications of a Trojan Attack
Sub Packet17 - Reverse Engineering Trojans, Backdoor Countermeasures

Sub Packet18 - Definition of sniffing
Sub Packet19 - How a Sniffer works? Passive Sniffing
Sub Packet20 - Active Sniffing, Hacking Tools, Sniffing Countermeasures

Sub Packet1 - What is Denial of Service?
Sub Packet2 - Goal of DoS (Denial of Service)
Sub Packet3 - Impact and Modes of Attack, DoS Attack Classification
Sub Packet4 - Hacking Tools, Countermeasures for Reflected DoS
Sub Packet5 - Tools for Detecting DDOS Attacks

Sub Packet6 - What is Social Engineering? Art of Manipulation
Sub Packet7 - Human Weakness, Common Types of Social Engineering
Sub Packet8 - Human Based Impersonation

Sub Packet9 - Understanding Lesson Hijacking, Spoofing vs Hijacking
Sub Packet10 - Steps in Lesson Hijacking, Types of Lesson Hijacking
Sub Packet11 - Hacking Tools, Protection against Lesson Hijacking
Sub Packet12 - Countermeasures: IP Security

Sub Packet13 - Popular Web Servers and Common Security Threats
Sub Packet14 - Apache Vulnerability, Attack against IIS Console
Sub Packet15 - Hacking Tools, Countermeasures
Sub Packet16 - Increasing Web Server Security

Sub Packet17 - Web Application Hacking, Anatomy of an Attack
Sub Packet18 - Web Application Threats, Carnivore, Google Hacking
Sub Packet19 - Countermeasures

Sub Packet20 - Authentication- Definition, Authentication Mechanisms
Sub Packet1 - Password Guessing, Query String, Cookies
Sub Packet2 - Password Crackers Available
Sub Packet3 - Hacking Tools, Countermeasures

Sub Packet4 - Attacking SQL Servers, SQL Server Resolution Service
Sub Packet5 - Osql-L Probing, Port Scanning, SQL Server Talks
Sub Packet6 - Preventive Measures

Sub Packet7 - Wireless Basics, Components of Wireless Network
Sub Packet8 - Access Point Positioning, Rogue Access Points
Sub Packet9 - Tools to Generate Rogue Access Points
Sub Packet10 - Scanning Tools, Sniffing Tools
Sub Packet11 - Securing Wireless Networks

Sub Packet12 - Virus Characteristics, Symptoms of 'virus-like' attack
Sub Packet13 - Indications of a Virus Attack
Sub Packet14 - Virus / Worms found in the wild
Sub Packet15 - Virus writing tools, Virus Checkers, Virus Analyzers

Sub Packet16 - Understanding & Factors Affecting Physical Security
Sub Packet17 - Wiretapping, Lock Picking Techniques
Sub Packet18 - Spying Technologies

Sub Packet19 - Linux Basics, Linux Vulnerabilities, Scanning Networks
Sub Packet20 - Scanning & Linux Security Tools
Sub Packet1 - Adv. Intrusion Detection System
Sub Packet2 - Linux Security Auditing Tool
Sub Packet3 - Linux Security Countermeasures

Sub Packet4 - Intrusion Detection Systems, Ways to Detect Intrusion
Sub Packet5 - Types of Intrusion Detection System
Sub Packet6 - Intrusion Detection Tools
Sub Packet7 - Honeypot Project, Tools to Detect Honeypot

Sub Packet8 - Buffer Overflows, How a Buffer Overflow Occurs
Sub Packet9 - Shellcode, NOPS, Countermeasures

Sub Packet10 - Introduction to Penetration Testing (PT)
Sub Packet11 - Categories of security assessments
Sub Packet12 - Vulnerability Assessment
Sub Packet13 - Limitations of Vulnerability Assessment, Testing
Sub Packet14 - Penetration Testing Tools, Threat
Sub Packet15 - Other Tools Useful in Pen-Test
Sub Packet16 - Phases of Penetration Testing
Sub Packet17 - Post Attack Phase and Activities
Sub Packet18 - Penetration Testing Deliverables Templates

Sub Packet19 - Insider Attacks, What is Covert Channel?
Sub Packet20 - Security Breach
Sub Packet1 - Why Do You Want to Use Covert Channel?
Sub Packet2 - Motivation of a Firewall Bypass, Covert Channels Scope
Sub Packet3 - Covert Channel: Attack Techniques
Sub Packet4 - Simple Covert Attacks
Sub Packet5 - Advanced Covert Attacks, Standard Direct Connection
Sub Packet6 - Reverse Shell (Reverse Telnet)

Sub Packet7 - Introduction of Virus, Types of Viruses
Sub Packet8 - Symptoms of a Virus Attack
Sub Packet9 - Prerequisites for Writing Viruses
Sub Packet10 - Required Tools and Utilities, Virus Infection Flow Chart
Sub Packet11 - Components of Viruses, Testing Virus Codes
Sub Packet12 - Tips for Better Virus Writing

Sub Packet13 - Base 10 System, Base 2 System
Sub Packet14 - Decimal 0 to 15 in Binary
Sub Packet15 - Binary Addition (C stands for Canary)
Sub Packet16 - Hexadecimal Number, Hex Example, Hex Conversion
Sub Packet17 - Nibble, Computer memory, Characters Coding
Sub Packet18 - ASCII & UNICODE, CPU, Machine Language
Sub Packet19 - Compilers, Clock Cycle, Original Registers
Sub Packet20 - Instruction Pointer
Sub Packet1 - Pentium Processor, Interrupts, Interrupt handler
Sub Packet2 - External interrupts and Internal interrupts, Handlers
Sub Packet3 - Machine & Assembly Language, Assembler
Sub Packet4 - Assembly Language Vs High-level Language
Sub Packet5 - Assembly Language Compilers, Instruction operands
Sub Packet6 - MOV instruction, ADD instruction, SUB instruction
Sub Packet7 - INC and DEC instructions, Directive, Preprocessor
Sub Packet8 - equ directive, %define directive, Data directives
Sub Packet9 - Labels, Input and output, C Interface, Call
Sub Packet10 - Creating a Program
Sub Packet11 - Assembling & Compiling the C code
Sub Packet12 - Linking the object files
Sub Packet13 - Understanding an assembly listing file
Sub Packet14 - Big and Little Endian Representation, Skeleton File
Sub Packet15 - Working with Integers, Signed integers
Sub Packet16 - Signed Magnitude, Two’s Compliment
Sub Packet17- If statements, Do while loops
Sub Packet18 - Indirect addressing, Subprogram
Sub Packet19 - The Stack, The SS segment
Sub Packet20 - ESP, The Stack Usage, The CALL and RET Instructions
Sub Packet1 - General subprogram form, Local variables on the stack
Sub Packet2 - General subprogram form with local variables
Sub Packet3 - Multi-PACKET program, Saving registers
Sub Packet4 - Labels of functions
Sub Packet5 - Calculating addresses of local variables

Sub Packet1 - Exploits Overview, Purpose of Exploit Writing
Sub Packet2 - Prerequisites for Writing Exploits and Shellcodes
Sub Packet3 - Types of Exploits, Stack Overflow, Heap Corruption
Sub Packet4 - The Proof-of-Concept and Commercial Grade Exploit
Sub Packet5 - Converting a Proof of Concept Exploit to Commercial Grade
Sub Packet6 - Attack Methodologies, Socket Binding Exploits
Sub Packet7 - Tools for Exploit Writing, Steps for Writing an Exploit
Sub Packet8 -Difference Between Windows & Linux Exploit, Shellcode
Sub Packet9 - NULL Byte, Types of Shellcodes
Sub Packet10 - Steps for Writing a Shellcode
Sub Packet11 - Tools Used for Shellcode Development
Sub Packet12 -Issues Involved With Shellcode Writing

Sub Packet1 - What is a Buffer? Static Vs Dynamic Variables
Sub Packet2 - Stack Buffers, Data Region, Memory Process Regions
Sub Packet3 - What Is A Stack? Why Do We Use A Stack?
Sub Packet4 - The Stack Region, Stack PACKET, Stack pointer
Sub Packet5 - Procedure Call, Compiling the code to assembly
Sub Packet6 - Call Statement, Return Address (RET), Word Size, Stack
Sub Packet7 - Buffer Overflows
Sub Packet8 - Why do we get a segmentation violation?
Sub Packet9 - Segmentation Error, Instruction Jump
Sub Packet10 - Guess Key Parameters, Calculation, Shell Code

Sub Packet1 - Buffer & Stack overflow
Sub Packet2 - Writing Windows Based Exploits
Sub Packet3 - Exploiting stack based buffer overflow
Sub Packet4 - OpenDataSource Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Details
Sub Packet5 - Simple Proof of Concept, Windbg.exe
Sub Packet6 - Analysis, EIP Register
Sub Packet7 - Execution Flow, But where can we jump to?
Sub Packet8 - Offset Address, The Query, Finding jmp esp
Sub Packet9 - Debug.exe, listdlls.exe, Msvcrt.dll, Out.sql, The payload
Sub Packet10 - ESP, Limited Space, Memory Address
Sub Packet11 - Getting Windows API/function absolute address
Sub Packet12 - Other Addresses, Compile the program, Final Code

Sub Packet13 - Positive Applications of Reverse Engineering
Sub Packet14 - Ethical Reverse Engineering, World War Case Study
Sub Packet15 - DMCA Act, What is Disassembler?
Sub Packet16 - Why do you need to decompile?
Sub Packet17 - Professional Disassembler Tools, Decompilers
Sub Packet18 - Program Obfuscation
Sub Packet19 - Convert Assembly Code to C++ code
Sub Packet20 - Machine Decompilers

Sub Packet1 - Network Devices, Identifying a Router
Sub Packet2 - HTTP Configuration Arbitrary Administrative Access Vulnerability, ADMsnmp, Solarwinds MIB Browser
Sub Packet3 - Brute-Forcing Login Services, Hydra
Sub Packet4 - Analyzing the Router Config
Sub Packet5 - Cracking the Enable Password
Sub Packet6 - Tool: Cain and Abel, Implications of a Router Attack
Sub Packet7 - Types of Router Attacks, Router Attack Topology
Sub Packet8 - Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
Sub Packet9 - Packet “Mistreating” Attacks
Sub Packet10 - Cisco Router, Eigrp-tool, Tool: Zebra
Sub Packet11 - Tool: Yersinia for HSRP, CDP, and other layer 2 attacks
Sub Packet12 - Tool: Cisco Torch, Monitoring SMTP (port25) Using SLcheck
Sub Packet13 - Monitoring HTTP(port 80) Cable Modem Hacking

Sub Packet14 - Different OS in Mobile Phone
Sub Packet15 - Different OS Structure in Mobile Phone
Sub Packet16 - Evolution of Mobile Threat, What Can A Hacker Do
Sub Packet17 - Vulnerabilities in Different Mobile Phones, Malware
Sub Packet18 - Spyware, Blackberry, PDA, iPod, Viruses, Antivirus
Sub Packet19 - Mobile: Is It a Breach to Enterprise Security?
Sub Packet20 - Security Tools, Defending Cell Phones and PDAs Against Attack, Mobile Phone Security Tips

Sub Packet1 - Bluetooth Introduction, Security Issues in Bluetooth
Sub Packet2 - Security Attacks in Bluetooth Devices
Sub Packet3 - Bluetooth hacking tools, Bluetooth Viruses and Worms
Sub Packet4 - Bluetooth Security tools, Countermeasures

Sub Packet5 - What is VoIP, VoIP Hacking Step, Footprinting
Sub Packet6 - Scanning, Enumeration, Steps to Exploit the Network
Sub Packet7 - Covering Tracks

Sub Packet8 - Techniques used by Spammers
Sub Packet9 - How Spamming is performed
Sub Packet10 - Ways of Spamming, Statistics, Worsen ISP: Statistics
Sub Packet11 - Top Spam Effected Countries: Statistics
Sub Packet12 - Type of Spam Attacks, Spamming Tool
Sub Packet13 - Anti-Spam Techniques, Anti- Spamming Tool
Sub Packet14 - Countermeasures

Sub Packet15 - What is Google hacking
Sub Packet16 - What a hacker can do with vulnerable site
Sub Packet17 - Anonymity with Caches, Using Google as a Proxy Server
Sub Packet18 - Traversal Techniques, Extension Walking, Site Operator
Sub Packet19 - Locating Public Exploit Sites
Sub Packet20 - Locating Vulnerable Targets
Sub Packet21 - Directory Listings, Web Server Software Error Messages
Sub Packet22 - Application Software Error Messages, Default Pages
Sub Packet23 - Searching for Passwords

Sub Packet1 - Ways of Getting Email Account Information
Sub Packet2 - Vulnerabilities
Sub Packet3 - Email Hacking Tools, Securing Email Accounts

Sub Packet4 - Public-key Cryptography, Working of Encryption
Sub Packet5 - Digital Signature, RSA (Rivest Shamir Adleman)
Sub Packet6 - RC4, RC5, RC6, Blowfish, Algorithms and Security
Sub Packet7 - Brute-Force Attack, RSA Attacks
Sub Packet8 - Message Digest Functions
Sub Packet9 - SHA (Secure Hash Algorithm) SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
Sub Packet10 - What is SSH, Government Access to Keys (GAK) RSA Challenge, Distributed.net, Code Breaking: Methodologies
Sub Packet11 - Cryptography Attacks, Disk Encryption, Magic Lantern
Sub Packet12 - WEPCrack, Cracking S/MIME Encryption Using Idle CPU Time

Sub Packet13 - Components of RFID Systems, RFID Collision, RFID Risks

Sub Packet14 - Electrical, Software, USB Attack on Windows
Sub Packet15 - Viruses & Worm
Sub Packet16 - Hacking Tools, USB Security Tools, Countermeasures

Sub Packet17 - Hacking Oracle Database Server & SQL Server
Sub Packet18 - Security Tools
Sub Packet19 - SQL Server Security Best Practices: Administrator and Developer Checklists

Sub Packet1 - Introduction to Internet Filter
Sub Packet2 - Key Features of Internet Filters
Sub Packet3 - Pros & Cons of Internet Filters
Sub Packet4 - Internet Content Filtering Tool
Sub Packet5 - Internet Safety Guidelines for Children

Sub Packet6 - Internet, Proxy, Spyware, Email privacy, Cookies
Sub Packet7 - Examining Information in Cookies
Sub Packet8 - How Internet Cookies Work
Sub Packet9 - How Google Stores Personal Information
Sub Packet10 - Google Privacy Policy, Web Browsers, Web Bugs
Sub Packet11 - Downloading Freeware, Internet Relay Chat
Sub Packet12 - Pros and Cons of Internet Relay Chat
Sub Packet13 - Electronic Commerce
Sub Packet14 - Internet Privacy Tools: Anonymizers, Firewall Tools
Sub Packet15 - Best Practices, Counter measures

Sub Packet16 - Statistics for Stolen & Recovered Laptops
Sub Packet17 - Statistics on Security
Sub Packet18 - Percentage of Organization Following the Security Measures, Laptop threats, Laptop Theft
Sub Packet19 - Fingerprint Reader
Sub Packet20 - Protecting Laptops Through Face Recognition
Sub Packet21 - Bluetooth in Laptops
Sub Packet22 - Securing from Physical Laptop Thefts
Sub Packet23 - Hardware Security for Laptops
Sub Packet24 - Protecting the Sensitive Data
Sub Packet25 - Preventing Laptop Communications from Wireless Threats, Security Tips
Sub Packet26 - Protecting the Stolen Laptops from Being Used

Sub Packet1 - Security policies, Key Elements of Security Policy
Sub Packet2 - Defining the Purpose and Goals of Security Policy
Sub Packet3 - Role of Security Policy, Classification of Security Policy
Sub Packet4 - Design of Security Policy, Contents of Security Policy
Sub Packet5 - Configurations & Implementing Security Policies
Sub Packet7 - Types of Security Policies, Policy Statements
Sub Packet8 - Basic Document Set of Information Security Policies
Sub Packet9 - E-mail, Software Security & Software License Policy
Sub Packet10 - Points to Remember While Writing a Security Policy

Sub Packet11 - Process of Software Activation, Piracy
Sub Packet12 - Software Copy Protection Backgrounders
Sub Packet13 - Warez, Tools

Sub Packet14 - How Web Browsers Work
Sub Packet15 - How Web Browsers Access HTML Documents
Sub Packet16 - Protocols for an URL, Hacking Firefox, Firefox Security
Sub Packet17 - Hacking Internet Explorer, Internet Explorer Security
Sub Packet18 - Hacking Opera, Security Features of Opera
Sub Packet19 - Hacking & Securing Safari, Hacking & Securing Netscape

Sub Packet20 - Working of Proxy Server, Types of Proxy Server
Sub Packet1 - Socks Proxy, Free Proxy Servers
Sub Packet2 - Use of Proxies for Attack, How Does MultiProxy Work
Sub Packet3 - TOR Proxy Chaining Software, AnalogX Proxy, NetProxy
Sub Packet4 - Proxy+, ProxySwitcher Lite, Tool: JAP, Proxomitron
Sub Packet5 - SSL Proxy Tool, How to Run SSL Proxy

Sub Packet6 - Causes of Data Loss, How to Prevent Data Loss
Sub Packet7 - Impact Assessment for Data Loss Prevention, Tools

Sub Packet8 - Computer Forensics, What is Computer Forensics
Sub Packet9 - Need for Computer Forensics
Sub Packet10 - Objectives of Computer Forensics
Sub Packet11 - Stages of Forensic Investigation in Tracking Cyber Criminals
Sub Packet12 - Key Steps in Forensic Investigations
Sub Packet13 - List of Computer Forensics Tools, Incident Handling

Sub Packet14 - Why don’t Organizations Report Computer Crimes
Sub Packet15 - Estimating Cost of an Incident
Sub Packet16 - Whom to Report an Incident, Incident Reporting
Sub Packet17 - Vulnerability Resources, CSIRT: Goals and Strategy

Sub Packet18 - Hardware and Software Firewalls
Sub Packet19 - Windows & Mac OS X Firewalls