jasonperry10 wrote: » Passed with 80% took me about 1 hour and 45 minutes. It was somewhat challenging, due to weirdly worded questions and typos. Study materials Matt Walkers AIO (including the practice questions) read front to back. Took a bunch of notes from this book to review later Found some notes on quizlet to help with ports and other memorization type topics. Skillset.com - did about 1300 questions. These practice questions varied in quality and weren't that great. Some questions were just plain wrong. Bison test engine - great question bank. Included some questions on the v9 topics. It was 99 bucks but I had a coupon and saved me some money. I wasn't going to pay for the boson questions but I kind of freaked out and got scared of failing the exam and just went for it. Definitely know your wireshark and nmap. Know your ports. Know your IT governance and different attack phases. Know operational security I used googled to find information on Heartbleed and Shellshock and different vulnerabilities. I might do CCNA or Linux+ or RedHat Anybody have the CNDA? I work as a gov contractor so I may get it if I can.
LValue wrote: » Can you please elaborate on IT governance and Operational Security. I believe that's not in ceh v8. I am preparing for ceh v8 but I may give ceh v9. So please help!
slim27joint wrote: » You fill out an application, along with a scanned copy of your cac, and pay a 200 fee. It's easier to do when you get access to your aspen account, but just google CNDA and it will provide you with the necessary steps to complete the process.
slim27joint wrote: » along with a scanned copy of your cac
cisco_trooper wrote: » Is skillset.com a legit resource?
TechGuru80 wrote: » You should never be giving another company a scanned copy of your ID badge...especially government to a "hacking" company...have we learned nothing?
jasonperry10 wrote: » I was thinking the same when I read the CNDA brochure. I was thinking "That's a huge OPSEC violation!" Especially coming from a organization specializing in security certifications. I wonder if it's a test, submit a scan of your CAC and then they revoke your CEH certificate lol.
TechGuru80 wrote: » Haha now that would be quite the ironic test...you should be able to send an email from your work email to verify.
emilyanncr wrote: » Congrats on the pass! I've heard a lot of horror stories about v9 being much harder than v8. I also heard there were questions about the risk assessment framework, harddrive failure rates and costs, a module on cloud security and threats, how to hack windows 7 and 8, different types of malware recently released...I can't remember what else. They say on their website they've added 100+ "labs" on there. What was up with them?
