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    The document defines ethical hacking as different from malicious hacking and outlines the key concepts discussed in the introductory episode on ethical hacking. It describes ethical hacking as useful but having limitations like restricted scope and systems as well as a core responsibility of "do no harm". The document also lists the common technical skills like operating systems, networking, programming, and non-technical skills like being a lifelong learner and having soft skills that an ethical hacker would possess.

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    The document defines ethical hacking as different from malicious hacking and outlines the key concepts discussed in the introductory episode on ethical hacking. It describes ethical hacking as useful but having limitations like restricted scope and systems as well as a core responsibility of "do no harm". The document also lists the common technical skills like operating systems, networking, programming, and non-technical skills like being a lifelong learner and having soft skills that an ethical hacker would possess.

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    Eccouncil Ceh31250 v11 1 10 1 Ethical Hacking Concepts

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    The document defines ethical hacking as different from malicious hacking and outlines the key concepts discussed in the introductory episode on ethical hacking. It describes ethical hacking as useful but having limitations like restricted scope and systems as well as a core responsibility of "do no harm". The document also lists the common technical skills like operating systems, networking, programming, and non-technical skills like being a lifelong learner and having soft skills that an ethical hacker would possess.

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    Show Name: CEHv11 (312-50)
    Topic Name: Intro to Ethical Hacking
    Episode Name: Ethical Hacking Concepts

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    Ethical Hacking Concepts

    Objectives:
    Define ethical hacking and differentiate it with malicious hacking
    Articulate the usefulness of ethical hacking
    Identify the limitations of ethical hacking
    Describe the common skill-set of an ethical hacker

    What is an Ethical Hacker and how are they different from malicious Hackers?
    This seems like a dangerous skill-set to teach people.

    Necessary 'evil'

    Do Ethical Hackers have any limitations or restrictions that malicious


    Hackers don't

    Scope

    Systems
    Times

    Do no harm

    Can you give us a more detailed explanation of the skills an Ethical Hacker
    would have?

    Technical skills

    Admin level skills with Operating Systems


    Admin level networking skills
    Familiarity with basic security concepts and practices
    Programming / Scripting
    Cloud / Containers
    Mobile devices and IoT
    ICS / SCADA / OT

    Non-Technical skills

    Lifelong learner
    Tenacious
    Out-of-the-box thinking
    Soft Skills (oral/written)
    Legal knowledge

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