Practical labs, notes, and reports for CEH v13 modules — covering web hacking, network pentesting, malware analysis, social engineering, and security tool usage.
A structured and beginner-friendly knowledge base for learning Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH v13) concepts. This repository contains clear, simplified, and easy-to-understand notes that help cybersecurity learners build a strong foundation in ethical hacking.
Notes for EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v12 exam as of 2026
Complete Walkthrough for all challenges in CEH-v13 Engage Skill Check
Lean about the hacking methodology and phases as discovered in the EC-Council framework.
Personal CEH v13 lab notes — Scanning, Enumeration & beyond
CEH v13 study notes , writeups and practical documentation
A hands-on cybersecurity project exploring session hijacking concepts, HTTP cookie analysis, ARP spoofing, and network traffic inspection using Wireshark in a controlled lab environment. Includes theory, practical demonstrations, and defensive security measures based on CEH v13 Module 11.
Hands-on CEH v13 project demonstrating network sniffing, Wireshark traffic analysis, ARP spoofing, Bettercap MITM attacks, and SOC-oriented detection techniques in a controlled lab environment.
Professional CEHv13 project covering social engineering concepts, phishing awareness, human-based attacks, defensive countermeasures, and security awareness best practices.
Developed during CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) training as a learning aid for exam preparation and hands-on exploration of penetration testing concepts. All tools are intended strictly for practising techniques in controlled, authorised lab environments.
Hands-on Linux firewall administration using iptables, combined with IDS, IPS, honeypots, defense-in-depth concepts, and SOC defensive security practices.
cybersecurity openSSH bruteforce incident responce project with log analysis ,IOC identification and mitigation.
Provide clear, beginner-friendly CEH v13 notes to help learners build a solid foundation in ethical hacking and cybersecurity concepts.
Hands-on CEHv13 Denial-of-Service (DoS) lab demonstrating TCP SYN Flood, UDP Flood, ICMP Flood, Metasploit SYN Flood, Slowloris, and Wireshark traffic analysis in a controlled environment using Kali Linux and Ubuntu.
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