Ankit Fadia Certified Ethical Hacker (AFCEH)
A Certification Program on Computer Security

The demand for ethical hackers is rising at a tremendously high rate the world over. According to a recent NASSCOM report on Information Security(IS) Manpower Demand Estimation— “As per IDC, the worldwide demand for IS Services was approximately $8 billion in 2001, estimated to grow to $23.6 billion by 2006.Correspondingly, there is a growing demand for IS professionals - this research pegs the current demand for IS professionals at over 18,000 in India and over 60,000 worldwide. This is estimated to grow to over 77,000 in India and 188,000 worldwide by 2008.”

AFCEH course trains participants to think like an ethical hacker and equips them with all the tools, techniques and methods needed to fight cyber crimes on the Internet. Having trained more than 10,000 participants across the world, this course is creating the next generation army of ethical hackers. The live interactive sessions, video lectures, bestselling text books, question bank, practical lab sessions and real life examples will take participants inside the minds of an ethical hacker and teach them how to fight the cyber criminals on the Internet.

Eligibility Criteria
If you know how to use internet and how to send an email you are eligible for this program.

• Learn and interact with one of the most respected authorities on computer security in the world
• Benefit from Ankit Fadia's invaluable experience of working on International Cyber crimes with classified intelligence and investigation agencies.
• Receive an unparalleled education on the art of computer security with personal one-on-one attention from Ankit Fadia.
• ANKIT FADIA CERTIFIED certification programs are recognized in the security industry the world over
• Improve your job prospects and get an edge over your colleagues.
• PowerPoint Presentation, Live Demos, Interactive Question & Answer sessions and comprehensive reading material.
• Earn starting salary of upto Rs. 30000 per month in India and upto 70000 USD per annum abroad.
• Toppers of each batch to be personally interviewed by Ankit Fadia personally and will receive a chance to work with him on security projects.
• Get 8 Best Selling books of Ankit Fadia absolutely FREE!
  

• An Unofficial Guide to Ethical Hacking
• Network Security: A Hacker's Perspective
• An Ethical Hacking Guide to Corporate Security
• Hacking Mobile Phones
• Email Hacking
• Windows Hacking
• Intrusion Alert
• Software Hacking

Batch Dates
Reliance World
Batches starting on 25th July and 29th August 2008
Last date of registration 15th July 2008

All Reliance World outlets are connected to Reliance's countrywide optic fibre network. The Broadband Centre at Reliance World leverages this broadband network to bring you innovative digital services.

Course Centres

Reliance World
http://www.relianceworld.in/locate_rw.asp

Course Content

1. Planning an Attack
   IP Addresses
   Enumerating Remote Systems
   Hiding Your IP Address
   Tracing an IP Address
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2. Preparing an Attack
   Network Reconnaissance
   Daemon Banner Grabbing and Port Enumeration
   ICMP Scanning
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   Firewall Enumeration
   OS Detection
   Sniffing
   
3. Hacking Windows
   Introduction
   Passwords
   The Look and Feel
   Security Checklists
   Attacks
   
4. Unix Hacking
   
5. Network Hacking
   
6. Email Hacking
   Introduction
   Tracing Emails
   Email Forging
   Mailbombing
   Cracking Email Accounts
   Securing Email
   
7. Instant Messenger Hacking
   
8. Web Hacking
   
9. Input Validation Attacks
   
10. Buffer Overflows
    
11. Intellectual Property Thefts
    Trojans
    Sniffers
    Keyloggers
    Spyware, Adware, Malware and Spam Attacks
    Traditional Data Hiding Techniques
    
12. Firewall Attacks
    
13. Wireless Hacking
    
14. Social Engineering Attacks
    
15. Password Cracking Decrypted
    
16. TCP/IP: A Mammoth Description
    
17. Identity Attacks
    Introduction
    Proxy Servers
    IP Spoofing
18. DOS Attacks
19. Computer Forensics and Cyber Terrorism
20. HoneyPots
21. Cryptography, Firewalls and Error Messages
22. Batch File Programming
23. Viruses Explained - Part I
24. Viruses Explained - Part II
25. Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment