Well first off congrats. Good to have yet another C|EH on board the site (Not that I'm one but there's many here who also have it). Serious; Improper Grammar? That's highly not professional, makes me wonder how employers actually see this certification in the industry. Can you provide for us what all you read / studied that helped prep you for test?
Thanks, sorry I had to get that rant out. I used
- CEH: Official Certified Ethical Hacker Review Guide: Exam 312-50 - Graves
- Certified Ethical Hacker Exam Prep (Exam Prep 2 (Que Publishing)) - Gregg
And some sample questions from a friend of mine. Note, the "Official" book by Graves above is very basic, and really only serves as a review or introduction to the exam material.
Some advice before you take:Know all the major tools:
nmap, hping, ettercap, Ethereal/Wireshark, netcat and their switches.
Don't attempt if you are a novice at CLI or Linux.
Know some basics of shell scripting or other high-level language scripting. Maybe take a look at some of the more simple code samples at milw0rm. Also, be familiar with buffer overflows (the signs of one) and SQL injection.