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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Other / Interesting blog bashing the CEH cert
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on: December 13, 2006, 03:36:11 AM
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Wow, I was surfing the net searching for addtional information on CEH cert and I stumble upon this blog. http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/security/investigator/archives/run-away-from-the-ceh-certification-9639What's your opinion about he CEH cert? As for my opinion, it all depends on how you approach to studying for this cert. I've used ethicalhacker.net and its member's recommendation and advice and learned a lot so far. I have taken the self studying approach and have read couple of books related to ethical hacking besides the CEH courseware and I've also set-up a virtual lab at home, and I'm glad to say that I'm having a blast. Like Don have said it before, it is important to study more than one resource for any given certification. I know that the CEH is heavily focus in hacker tools, but it is essential to know what the hacker are using as their arsenal for attacking their targets. Look at it this way, I'm a security analyst and studying for CEH has helped me detect and identify tools that hackers might be using against our clients. For example, one of our client was being hit by a high amount of syn-ack packets coming from interesting ports without ever sending syn packets to initiate the connection. After reading about different scanning options in Nmap, I could, as an initial analysis, speculate that the attacker is performing a "idle scan" whereby spoofing the IP of our client's machine for reconnaissance purposes against the target host that is sending the syn-ack packets, thus making our client a victim of a third party effect. Without having prior knowledge of tools that hacker uses, I probably couldn't make such an assumption. Remember, to catch a hacker, you got to think like a hacker.
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Resources / News from the Outside World / Re: Technical Mujahid Magazine
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on: December 08, 2006, 03:49:49 AM
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I received my membership packet on September. It takes approximately 3 to 4 months for the FBI and infragard to process you membership. I first found out that I was offcially a member when I started to receive emails from infragard prior to receiving my packet. I submitted an email to infragard inquiring the status of my membership and they responded by saying that my membership packet was sent to my coordinator and that he was responsible of getting the packet to me. He finally send it to me. Infragard is an alliance between the private and public sector created by the FBI for exchanging information with one another which could help protect the US critical infrastructure. Benefits include if you are a member: Why should you become an InfraGard member?
* FBI Certified and Accredited System
* Approved for sensitive but unclassified information
* Accessible from any internet connection
* VPN Technology
* No cost to user
* VPN software provided to user
* Secure e-mail communication
* Host based virus scanning of e-mail
* Secure online information sharing environment o Library articles o Periodicals o DHS Alerts and Advisories
For complete details visit infragard site: http://www.infragard.net
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Ethical Hacking Discussions and Related Certifications / Network Pen Testing / Re: Hackable VMWare Appliances
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on: November 21, 2006, 05:00:34 PM
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Hey, what about Nepenthes Appliance based on Ubuntu 6.10 Edgy Server. Instead of using this server for malware analysis, use it as a target. Since this server already emulates vulnerabilities, it might be a good candidate for pen testing. Has anybody tried this? I will download Nepenthes Vmware Appliance tonight and include it in my virtual lab for experimentation.
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Resources / Links to cool sites. / Re: http://www.try2hack.nl hacker challenge
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on: November 16, 2006, 11:22:05 PM
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This site was the first hacking challenge for me. I completed all challenges years ago but I did had help from Google and books from the library. I remember that for each challenge I had to do research and a lot of reading in order to pass to the next level.
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