EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker v13 (CEH) Practice Exams

The EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker v13 (CEH) certification (312-50) is one of the world’s most recognized credentials for ethical hacking and penetration testing. Designed for cybersecurity professionals, red teamers, SOC analysts, pentesters, and IT security specialists, this course equips you with the skills to think like a hacker, exploit vulnerabilities, and strengthen enterprise defenses. Aligned with official EC-Council objectives, the training focuses on real-world attack vectors, emerging threats, and modern exploitation techniques.

The program covers reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation, web application testing, malware analysis, social engineering, and defensive countermeasures. You’ll gain the knowledge needed to identify weaknesses, secure critical assets, and protect organizations against cyberattacks.

Key topics include:

• Ethical hacking foundations: understanding hacker mindsets, methodologies, and frameworks

• Footprinting & reconnaissance: gathering intelligence on systems, networks, and targets

• Scanning & enumeration: identifying open ports, services, and vulnerabilities

• Exploitation techniques: privilege escalation, password cracking, and vulnerability exploitation

• Web & application security testing: exploiting SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and session hijacking

• Wireless, IoT, and cloud security testing: securing next-gen infrastructures

• Malware & ransomware analysis: reverse engineering and detection techniques

• Countermeasures & risk mitigation: strengthening defenses and securing network perimeters

The course includes practice tests simulating real-world hacking scenarios, such as exploiting vulnerabilities, bypassing authentication, and securing compromised systems. Each question provides detailed explanations to enhance your understanding of attacker techniques and effective defense strategies.

By completing this course, you’ll be fully prepared to pass the EC-Council CEH v13 exam (312-50) and ready for roles such as Penetration Tester, Ethical Hacker, Red Team Specialist, Security Consultant, or Vulnerability Assessment Analyst, enabling organizations to proactively identify and mitigate security risks before attackers exploit them