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Showing posts with label CEH. Show all posts

Saturday, December 21, 2013

The U.S National Security Agency (NSA) is reported to have installed computer malware in 50,000 computer networks around the globe. Reports in theWashington Post, based on documents provided by Edward Snowden, revealed that by the end of 2008 the NSA had 20,000 computers infected, and the number has increased to about 50,000 infiltrated computer networks today.
According to HLS News Wire the infections, considered, “Digital Sleeper Agents,” remain inactive within ...
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Monday, December 16, 2013

Ethical Hacking

Ethical Hacking:


Process of hacking and studying the vulnerabilities of the computer systems and networks for behalf of the company owner, and for the constructive purpose.
Ethical hackers will search for vulnerabilities in the network and computer systems by thinking in the way of how hacker could do achieve it. Once they found such an evil findings and try to strengthen those holes.

Ethical hackers are refered as white hat. These guys follow up certain ways to find out the security holes in the system:
- penetration testing
- Intrustion testing
- red teaming


How to become Ethical Hacker?

First you need good interest in hacking. Develop your network security and computer security skills by following the computer security experts blog. After sometime, you feel ok with the concepts. Then enroll yourself in ethical hacking course. They will setup how to perform ethical hacking practically. After the examinations, you will get the certication as "CEH"-"Certified Ethical Hacker".






Please find the information for Ethical hacking courses: http://www.eccouncil.org/

Regards,
newWorld

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