Target: CEH
I have about 2 months before I start my Graduate Certificate in Ethical Hacking from Dakota State University and I have decided to try to get my CEH in that time. I did the CEH assessment at Certified Ethical Hacker Assessment | EC-Council and got a 72% on it so I feel that if I spend the next 2 months studying pretty hard I can knock this out. Not sure how that assessment relates to the actual exam but the questions weren't too bad and were pretty straight forward.
I'm not sure if I should look at doing the v7 or v8 exam. I haven't seen much material out yet for v8 so I'm leaning towards the v7 exam. Does anyone see any drawbacks of that? I'm going to be self studying for this using some books and videos I have access to through my O'Reilly Safari subscription. One being the Matt Walker All In One book that focuses on the v7 version. I'm also planning to check out the TrainSignal free videos and earlier this year I did the eLearnSecurity Student Penetration Testing course so I still have access to that material.
Any advice is much appreciated.....
I'm not sure if I should look at doing the v7 or v8 exam. I haven't seen much material out yet for v8 so I'm leaning towards the v7 exam. Does anyone see any drawbacks of that? I'm going to be self studying for this using some books and videos I have access to through my O'Reilly Safari subscription. One being the Matt Walker All In One book that focuses on the v7 version. I'm also planning to check out the TrainSignal free videos and earlier this year I did the eLearnSecurity Student Penetration Testing course so I still have access to that material.
Any advice is much appreciated.....
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And I have no idea how closely that online CEH assessment exam is to the actual CEHv7 exam. Any CEHv7-certified members care to common on this?
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I will add your name to the list so that you will receive upgraded v8 materials as soon as it is released. You will be provided with the v8 training modules, electronic courseware and a "Change" document which will map you to where the changes have taken place from v7 to v8 so you don't have to read the entire book again. (No charge of course.) The CEH methodologies and the hacking phases don't change from version to version. The changes are in the tools, exploits, devices, etc. Let me know if you have any questions
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Some of the questions were worded kind of bad and I had at least one that I knew the answer but it wasn't one of the choices. I used the following materials:
CEH Certified Ethical Hacker All-in-One Exam Guide: Matt Walker: 9780071772297: Amazon.com: Books
Amazon.com: CEH Certified Ethical Hacker Practice Exams eBook: Matt Walker: Kindle Store
Practice tests at https://www.freepracticetests.org/quiz/index.php
In the past I have also read quite a few books pertaining to "hacking" like Hacking Exposed 7 and a few others. I also had taken the eLearnSecurity Student course a while back.
Definitely know the tools and play around with them in a lab along with knowing TCP/IP.
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I can't be the only person surprised they are doing something for free...
I guess I am just jaded. I didn't think too highly of the CEH or CHFI exams, especially for the cost.