CEH v11 Certified Ethical Hacker Study Guide

I have used these books in my studies and this one was no different. I enjoy how it breaks things down and makes it easy to understand.

I don't usually write reviews, but I figured I would for this book to help others. If you want to pass the CEHv11 exam, this book isn't a good study resource. Using the EC-Council supplied ilearning resources, and Viktor's udemy exam were great resources. Boson also has an excellent exam resource which helped significantly. I've used CompTIA books for their certs, such as the network+ and security+, and it did help me pass. I would only use CompTIA study materials for their certs. That is my honest advice. I hope this helps someone save their time and money.

I wanted to like this book, obviously otherwise I probably wouldn't have bought it, but it just didnt really live up to my expectations. I had initially bought the v10 of this book and tried to use it to study for v11 and found the content and practice tests were very different so i was excited when the v11 finally came out. but theres a good amount of content that was in v10 that doesnt really belong in here, the practice tests dont seem relevant to v11, and the content is kind of a overall generalization without going deep enough into the material in most modules to be able to use this as more than a general summation of the material. I also purchased the official CEH course from EC council and it comes with a 5000+ page ebook that dives much deeper into the content. I also purchased the official practice exam from EC council and the questions are much more in depth questions than what you will find in the content in this book, for the most part. So, i guess after looking forward to this book coming out for so long its not really gonna serve much purpose other than to fill in space on my bookcase

The book is good but it does not contain any of the new material covered on v11. I don’t see Perdue model, ICS/OT, NICE Framework. It appears to be the v10.

This is very poorly organized book for the CEH exam. After reading through one time its hard to understand the correlation between the CEH objectives and the chapter organization. There is some basic information in there, but it is very poorly worded and just plain dull. The AIO book by walker is organized better and easier to read through. I would recommend waiting for the AIO 5th edition to come out in Nov. I've read through his AIO 4th edition and it was a much better read than this book.

I don't write reviews normally but want to help out other people who are trying to pass the CEH. This book is not something that you should solely rely on the pass the exam. It will cover maybe around 50% of the exam so you will need to find other sources of info to pass. I would recommend EC-Counsil's website to see the classes you can take and look at udemy to find more online classes.