SkillSoft Explore Course – Lambers, Inc.

Certification EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v11

Malware is a common threat used to attack, compromise, and even destroy computer systems. In this course, you'll learn about common malware types and components so you can properly defend against malicious software. Then, you'll move on to explore Advanced Persistent Threats, which are becoming more and more of a danger due to their sophisticated malware. You'll examine the malicious software version of the Trojan Horse, as well as the different types of trojans, deployment methods, construction, and techniques for evading anti-virus detection. Finally, you'll learn about viruses and worms, including concepts, types, and characteristics. This course is one in a series that helps to prepare you for the Certified Ethical Hacker v11 (312-50) exam.

Asset ID	it_spceh11tv_22_enus
Course Type	Video Course
Course Category	EC-Council

Objectives
CEH v11: Malware, Threats, Trojans, & Viruses identify malware components used to download the malicious code recognize the components of malicious software identify the characteristics of an APT attack identify the phases of an APT attack recognize the purpose of APT groups identify the different types of trojan malware identify the malware deployment types identify the trojan type that includes running the real program in addition to the malicious code recognize techniques used to avoid trojan detection identify malicious software that requires human interaction in order to replicate to a system identify the phases of the virus lifecycle recognize the malware type that self-replicates

Objectives

CEH v11: Malware, Threats, Trojans, & Viruses

identify malware components used to download the malicious code
recognize the components of malicious software
identify the characteristics of an APT attack
identify the phases of an APT attack
recognize the purpose of APT groups
identify the different types of trojan malware
identify the malware deployment types
identify the trojan type that includes running the real program in addition to the malicious code
recognize techniques used to avoid trojan detection
identify malicious software that requires human interaction in order to replicate to a system
identify the phases of the virus lifecycle
recognize the malware type that self-replicates