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"Certified WhiteHat Hacker (CWHH)", a course that will be helpful for a person to get into the Ethical Hacking world. - 

Why CWHH? 
There are totally 5 Lakhs security professional needed in India. People do a general certification course to get into the InfoSec field.  But most of them lack the tech knowledge needed for cyber security.  There are countable number of whitehat hackers who are at cyber security.  CSPF felt that there is need for creating awareness on cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking practices for students in colleges. 

How many levels are in CWHH and can you give more info on that? 
CWHH level-I is subsidized course on Ethical Hacking for college students.  It happens in two ways, most often colleges invite us to do the course in their premises;The second method, we announce the course in common place where students of all colleges can register online and do attend the course.  

CWHH level-II focuses on advanced cybersecurity and provides hands on training.

CWHH level-III and CWHH level-IV are for advanced users. It will be imparted to candidates from corporate who have minimum 2 experience in cybersecurity. We will conduct psychometric test to assess ethics of a person.

CWHH level-V is awarded to white hat hackers who are talented by themselves.  It is mostly given to exploit finders and exploit writers.  It is more given as mark of respect.  CSPF  invites applications from such talented experts.

See more at: http://www.ehackingnews.com/2013/10/certified-whitehat-hacker-training.html#sthash.7fK2qeXY.dpuf

WhiteHat Hacker Level I

 

The Course Contents are:

a)    Introduction.

b)    Information Gathering.

c)    Email Hacking Methodologies.

d)    Password Cracking Techniques.

e)    Sniffing and MITM’s.

f)    Google Hacking.

g)    Facebook Hacking.

h)    Proxies and Anonymity.

i)     Deep Dark Web.

j)     Incapsula Introduction.

k)    Windows Hacking.

l)     Sandboxing and Virtual Machines.

m)  Session Hijacking.

n)    Website Hacking Techniques/Web Application Hacking Techniques.

 o)    Social Engineering.

p)    Hacking Online Games.

q)    Hands on DEMO of various Security Tools.

r)    Credit Card Frauds.

s)    Backtrack Basics.

t)     Steganography.

 

Refer : http://www.meraevents.com/event/39805

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