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About This Practice Exam:
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| Exam Number: |
312-50 |
| Exam Name: |
Certified Ethical Hacker |
| Certifications: |
CEH |
| Author: |
Boson |
| Question Count: |
450 |
CEH 312-50 v7 Practice Exam
ExSim-Max for
CEH
312-50 exam simulation software covers all of the concepts you
need to know to pass the EC Council
CEH 312-50 v7 exam. The CEH 312-50
practice exam includes well-written, technically accurate questions and
answers, which are divided into three individual exam simulations. These
practice exams simulate the difficulty and variety of question types on
the real exam so closely that, if you can pass our ExSim-Max for CEH
312-50 simulations, you will know that you are ready for the real
exam.
Pass the CEH 312-50 Exam with
ExSim-Max
- Simulates the level of
difficulty, question types and item
distribution
- Contains well-written questions by
subject matter experts
- Includes comprehensive
explanations with detailed references
- Provides score
reports to focus your study time
- Gives you the
tools you need to pass the exam—guaranteed!
Download
the BEE and try the
practice exam
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exam.
How to use the CEH 312-50
Practice Exam
ExSim-Max
exam simulations are the
best way to know when you are prepared for the real certification test.
Explanations in our ExSim-Max products are not limited to explaining why
the correct choice is correct; they contain explanations for all of the
available choices. Knowing why the choice is correct or incorrect, will
provide a better understanding of the concept.
Once you have a good understanding of
CEH-level skills and technologies, you are ready to take exam A (1 of
3) included in the ExSim-Max for CEH 312-50 practice exam. If
you pass the first exam on the first attempt, you are most likely ready
to take the real exam. If you don’t pass the first time, we’ll help you
figure out what you need to brush up on; ExSim-Max score reports will
tell you what areas that you should study. Once you have studied up, you
can take exam B to gauge your improvement. If you do not pass on your
second attempt, do some more studying and then take exam C. We do
recommend that you take all three exams included to get the full benefit
of the product, even if you pass the first simulation, as this will
give you even more confidence going into the real exam.
ExSim-Max for CEH 312-50 also covers the EC0-350 certification exam.
What is the difference between Exam 312-50 and Exam EC0-350?According to the EC-Council Website, they offer the Certified Ethical Hacker examination over two channels – the EC-Council Accredited Training Center (ATC) and the Authorized Prometric Testing Center (APTC). Only students who undergo training for CEH at any ATC are eligible to take the web based Prometric Prime exam (Exam 312-50).
Students who opt to pursue self-study can appear for the exam EC0-350 at the Authorized Prometric Testing Center after they fulfill the examination eligibility criteria and produce the voucher number to Prometric. In all other aspects the exams are identical in source and lead to the certification "Certified Ethical Hacker".
The
Boson No Pass, No Pay ExSim-Max Guarantee will apply to both the 312-50 and EC0-350 certification exams.
CEH 312-50 & EC0-350 Exam Info
Exam 312-50 is required for the Certified Ethical Hacker
(
CEH®)
certification. The CEH 312-50 tests a candidate's knowledge on security
related concepts, hacking techniques and technology. The CEH
certification will strengthen the application
knowledge of security professionals and anyone who is concerned about
the integrity of the
network infrastructure.
CEH 312-50 & EC0-350 Exam
Topics
I. Background
- networking
technologies (e.g.,hardware, infrastructure)
- web
technologies (e.g., web 2.0, skype)
- systems
technologies
- communication
protocols
- malware
operations
- mobile technologies (e.g., smart
phones)
- telecommunication
technologies
- backups and archiving (e.g., local,
network)
II.
Analysis/Assessment
- data analysis
- systems
analysis
- risk
assessments
- technical assessment
methods
III. Security
- systems security
controls
- application/file
server
- firewalls
- cryptography
- network
security
- physical
security
- threat
modeling
- verification procedures (e.g., false
positive/negative validation)
- social engineering
(human factors manipulation)
- vulnerability
scanners
- security policy
implications
- privacy/confidentiality (with regard to
engagement)
- biometrics
- wireless
access technology (e.g., networking, RFID,
Bluetooth)
- trusted
networks
- vulnerabilities
IV.
- network/host based
intrusion
- network/wireless sniffers (e.g.,
WireShark, Airsnort)
- access control mechanisms
(e.g., smart cards)
- cryptography techniques
(e.g.,IPsec, SSL, PGP)
- programming languages (e.g.
C++, Java, C#, C)
- scripting languages (e.g., PHP,
Java script)
- boundary protection
appliances
- network
topologies
- subnetting
- port
scanning (e.g., NMAP)
- domain name system
(DNS)
- routers/modems/switches
- vulnerability
scanner (e.g., Nessus, Retina)
- vulnerability
management and protection systems (e.g., Foundstone,
Ecora)
- operating environments (e.g., Linux, Windows,
Mac)
- antivirus systems and
programs
- log analysis
tools
- security
models
- exploitation
tools
- database
structures
V.
- cryptography
- public key infrastructure
(PKI)
- Security Architecture
(SA)
- Service Oriented
Architecture
- information security
incident
- N-tier application
design
- TCP/IP networking (e.g., network
routing)
- security testing
methodology
VI.
Regulation/Policy
- security
policies
- compliance regulations (e.g.,
PCI)
VII. Ethics
- professional code of
conduct
- appropriateness of
hacking
Source: EC-Council CEH Exam
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