@ronnie-finkel,

You must apply for eligibility to sit for the exam;

https://cert.eccouncil.org/Exam-Eligibility-Form.html

Then the guidelines are found here (if you studied on your own or via itpro.tv) :

Select Option 1 or Option 2 after visiting below:

https://cert.eccouncil.org/application-process-eligibility.html

you will see the Exam Voucher Price & Store Link section so you can purchase the voucher and see all the details about sitting for the exam there too.

Hi @Kenneth-Bittala ,
To answer your question, as subject matter experts and trainers we work closely with Practice labs in designing our content creation roadmap. We make recommendations based on what we are seeing in the industry and what we think will create a powerful learning experience. That said, requests are amplified when put together! In short, when member requests meet with edutainer recommendations, ideas more readily rise for consideration. Thank you for putting in the request with Practice Labs!

Ahh, VirtualBox makes this kind of thing a bit more difficult than it needs to be.

Try following this guide to get you working.

https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/forum/wifi-hacking-attach-usb-wireless-adapter-with-virtual-box-0324433/

I hope that works!

Daniel

@andrew-silvera,

We do not have plans for it but you can submit this a course request via our site's chat bubble. This will be the official way to get it submitted and logged for review. thanks for being a member.

Yes, I get now the use of encryption with the Private key. Appreciate you answering quickly. Cheers.

Hey Justin, great question and yes I would recommend getting a study guide as it will help to backfill additional information to help you be successful on the exam.

Thanks for the info @Marc-Neugebauer

Let's start with something easy.

-sL simply lists targets to scan, but doesn't actually scan anything. SInce you used an IP range, you're seeing the list of IPs in that range and some of them are reporting the entries you made for those virtual machines in your /etc/hosts file

Now, to Misdirection...

If you have the Misdirection VM connected to your Bridged network, then your home router/AP would be the device that assigned the IP (unless you are using some other DHCP server).

That being the case, you should be able to login to your router/AP and see the IP assignments (most of these types of devices have a section so you can see IP assignment).

Look for the IP that is assigned to the Misdirection MAC address and you should be good.

If that doesn't work, then it is possible that the VM isn't getting an IP via DHCP. This is something that is very frustrating, but happens from time to time (speaking from experience). If that's the case you can look at walkthroughs for login creds and so you can login to the VM locally and fix the networking issues.

I hope that helps,
Daniel

@daniel-lowrie87 Thanks helps a lot i was wondering if it was a subnet problem. Though the website issue distracted me.

@angie Hi! Yes it is that exam. I saw the course was from 2021 but was hesitant about the practice exam itself as it was citing textbooks that are dated. But thank you for the information! I'll keep practicing.

@alex-martinez-0 said in Proxychains & Vpns:

Hello, I have been wondering when it comes to proxychaining.. if a vpn can be used as one of the servers that you input into your chain when configuring it in the terminal?
Yes, though you can, you may suffer performance to get it done.

Also, if anyone knows how to go through the command line to make sure your vpn and/or proxy servers are keeping no logs? All time and help is appreciate, thank you.
I'm not sure how to do this exactly...maybe someone else will chime in.

Greetings, @Alex-Martinez-0

Let me know if this video isn't what you're looking for.

https://app.itpro.tv/course/ceh-v10/proxychains

Cheers,
Daniel

@ashley-weser
Thanks for the update I will take a look.
Kind Regards
Tim

Greetings, @ROHIT-VERMA

I would have to admit that I'm not sure if our CEHv11 course would be enough for the CEH Practical exam. Our course was designed to map to the standard CEH(312-50) exam. I'm pretty sure if you use our CEH course you'd pick up quite a few tools and techniques that would be helpful to you for the Practical exam, but I couldn't say to the extent.

Cheers,
Daniel

@david-miller-1,

Please submit this through the chat-bubble on our site as a course request. That is the official method to ensuring that your request is logged and will get to the right team for review and consideration.

Thanks for being a member!

I thought the Canary line of products was pretty exclusive to large enterprise. I look forward to using token files throughout my network shares.

Sounds good, thanks

Thanks for putting this out there, @Joshua-Howard
Good to know for sure!

Daniel

@Ronnie-Wong
Thanks for your reply , It is clear now.

Best Regards,

Marco

@C_shark said in Software security and mobile security:

Hi,
Do you have any courses for software security, such as reverse engineering, and mobile security? Or any suggestions regarding the learning path.

Thanks

We do not have anything planned right now. But please submit this as a course request through the chat bubble on our site. This will allow us to log the request, collate them and make sure it's seen by the right team.

If multiple requests for the same topics do occur, this is taken into account as demand rises. Thanks for being a member!