1. Basic Computer Knowledge: Familiarity with computer hardware, software, and operating systems (Windows, Linux, etc.). A solid understanding of networking concepts (TCP/IP, ports, protocols) is also important.
2. Networking skills: Basic understanding of computer networks, network protocols, port and service information.
3. Programming Experience: Some familiarity with a scripting language is beneficial, such as Python, PHP, or Perl. Experience in writing basic scripts or performing penetration testing tasks in a lab environment (such as Nmap, arp-scan)
4. Security Fundamentals: A foundational understanding of information security concepts. Topics like risk management, cryptography, secure application development concepts
5. Penetration Testing Mindset: Analytical and problem-solving abilities; willingness to think creatively and critically to identify system vulnerabilities.
These pre-requisites may vary depending on the specific CEH training institute or program you are considering attending. It's advisable to check with the training provider about their particular requirements before enrolling.
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