From: randori . (randori82@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Aug 29 2004 - 10:40:30 EDT
I know you can by the EC-Coucil CEH book at Barnes and Noble for 75 bucks.
It should give you a pretty good understanding of what the course will
entail.
If you're unsure, give that book a shot and then reasses.
-Andre
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>List,
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>I was looking to see if anyone had any exposure to ec counsil's CEH course.
>I have heard mixed views on the ec counsil, but nothing about their
>courses.
>I dont really care about getting a certification, but I wouldnt mind
>getting one also.
>My main concern is, learning quality stuff that I can put to use in a
>security career.
>
>As im sure everyone feels the same, I Dont want to drop my money on
>something that looks good,
>but really isnt going to help build knowledge.
>
>for a quick reference, here is a link to the exam/course I found
>
>http://www.mile2.com/certified_ethical_hacker_training_v3.html
>
>and http://www.eccouncil.org/CEH.htm
>
>Does anyone know if this is quality stuff, or is there something out there
>better?
>(A major factor to me looking at this was, I can find a class local so I
>dont have to travel)
>
>Regards,
>Chris
>
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