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Last updated August 2026 · 306 flashcards, 200 practice questions & exam prep for all 20 CEH v13 domains
Reviewed by Chris Pardue, CEH · Certified security practitioner · Last reviewed August 12, 2026
CEHStudy is a free, independent study resource for the EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker v13 (312-50) exam. Drill all 20 modules in the flashcard app above, then test yourself on 200 practice questions — every card and question has an explanation. No signup required.
The app serves all 306 flashcards in random order and tracks your reviewed count locally in your browser — nothing to sign up for. Navigate with ❮ ❯ or swipe; open 📊 Stats for per-module progress bars and your review streak. Revisit the modules where you score lowest.
Run all 20 modules once to find your weak areas, loop back on them, then switch to each module's practice questions for exam-style recall. The site works on desktop, tablet, and mobile — short commute sessions count. Pair flashcard review with hands-on lab time in Kali Linux, Metasploit, Nmap, Wireshark, and Burp Suite.
The practice pages hold 200 multiple-choice questions — 10 per module, from footprinting through SQL injection, wireless, mobile, IoT/OT, cloud, and cryptography. Every answer explains why it's correct and why the distractors are wrong, so a miss becomes a quick review instead of a repeat guess.
Each domain gets a study page (notes, key terms, FAQ) plus its share of the 306-card deck. Cards per module:
The exam assumes familiarity with the offensive-security toolkit: Nmap (SYN -sS, version detection -sV, OS detection -O), Wireshark packet filtering, Metasploit, Burp Suite for web testing, Nessus and Nikto, Hydra and John the Ripper, Aircrack-ng, and Kali or Parrot OS in a VMware or VirtualBox lab.
The 306 flashcards are organized by module so you can target weak areas instead of re-reading everything. Each card pairs the question with a concise answer covering the concept, why the exam tests it, and the real-world angle. The deck reshuffles automatically; your reviewed count is saved in your browser between visits.
CEHStudy is a free, independent study platform for the EC-Council CEH v13 (312-50) exam: 306 flashcards across all 20 modules, 200 practice questions with explanations, a 263-term glossary, and a study page per module — no account required. All content is original material for educational purposes; CEHStudy is not affiliated with or endorsed by EC-Council.
CEH vs CompTIA Security+ — CEH is offensive security and penetration testing; Security+ covers broader fundamentals and is often an entry-level prerequisite. CEH vs CISSP — CISSP is management-focused (architecture, policy); CEH is hands-on technical ethical hacking. CEH vs PenTest+ — both cover penetration testing, but CEH spans a broader domain set including IoT/OT, cloud, and mobile. Pick the cert that fits your career goals.
Yes — completely free, with no signup or registration required.
Certified Ethical Hacker v13 is EC-Council's current certification covering 20 domains of ethical hacking and offensive security.
No. CEHStudy is an independent study resource not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by EC-Council.
No. These are original flashcards and practice questions covering the same topics and concepts as the official EC-Council CEH exam.
Drill all 20 modules with the flashcards and practice questions, target the weak areas the progress tracker shows, and add hands-on labs in Kali Linux.
The CEH v13 exam has 125 multiple choice questions to be completed in 4 hours with a passing score of 60%.
It depends on your background — experienced candidates find it manageable; beginners should plan 4–8 weeks across all 20 modules.
All 20 CEH v13 domains: footprinting, scanning, vulnerability analysis, system hacking, malware, social engineering, web attacks, cryptography, and cloud security.
The CEH v13 exam blueprint covers Footprinting & Reconnaissance (15%), Scanning Vulnerabilities (20%), Exploiting System Services (15%), Evading IDS/Firewalls (5%), Hacking Mobile Platforms (5%), IoT/OT (5%), Cloud Computing (5%), Social Engineering (10%), and more.
CEH v13 is current — updated for modern attack vectors: lateral movement, cloud security, and IoT/OT.
Yes — CEH opens doors to penetration testing, ethical hacking, and cybersecurity roles with strong salary potential.
CEH focuses on offensive security; Security+ covers broader fundamentals. Both are valuable.
Yes — the site is fully responsive on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Swipe to navigate on touch devices.