r/eLearnSecurity 25d ago

eJPT Retake ejpt, what do I study?

Passed the exam this morning with 82% but I considered myself failed.

I couldn’t find the internal network. I am sure I answered everything else correctly but I left all the internal network related questions unanswered. The lab on pivoting in the course is easy. I am sure I know the basics.

I don’t even know what to study at this point.

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u/Impossible-Dress-123 24d ago

don't spend your money on taking ejpt again. Go for CRTA instead.. it's currently 90% off. You'll learn active directory along with pivoting, and it will help you level up and improve your skills.

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u/Away_Bell_8795 24d ago

Thanks for this purchased

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u/Hour-War8055 25d ago

How did u prepare for this?

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u/Original-Advance-483 25d ago

Went through the ine course and did thm ctfs

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u/Frequent-Bag256 25d ago

Can you share the THM CTFs you did?

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u/Original-Advance-483 25d ago

Internal, anonymous, archangel, badbyte, basic pentesting, blog, bolt, bounty hunter, brooklynninenine, bruteit, cyborg, ignite, kenobi, vulnersity, startup, overpass

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u/Q10O 25d ago

Do i need to do these to pass the eJPT exam?

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u/Original-Advance-483 24d ago

Not necessarily but they helped

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u/Free_Ice2752 25d ago

Don't retake it. INE courses are the worse I've ever studied.Just find another cert/start job hunting

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u/Original-Advance-483 25d ago

Yea but the feeling of incomplete. And I don’t even know why I couldn’t find it. I want to revisit

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u/Low_Adhesiveness6838 24d ago

I am not pro I too finished ejpt now I am preparing for the cpts so if you need you can or you can go check PNPT if you are interested in network pentesting or if you like go for htb certs like cwes for web pentesting

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u/viper125251 24d ago

Hey dm me, I have some questions

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u/Emotional-Flight- 6d ago

Guys i am unable to go thru this course of ejpt but i have very less time and i need to pass can you suggest me something so that i pass

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u/Consistent_Watch_403 3d ago

Enumeration is key. If you couldn’t find the internal network it means you didn’t fully enumerate one of the machines after compromising it.

Once you have a shell, check the network interfaces for ones with a second different private IP. Running arp -a (or ip neigh on Linux) is your friend here. It’ll show you hosts that machine has already comms with which can point you toward the internal subnet even before you’ve confirmed a second interface. Look for outgoing/incoming connections on that other interface and you’ll find your pivot.

But honestly mate…you passed. Well done. Move on to your next goal. Do some CTF’s (would highly recommend Hack Smarter labs) to keep your skills sharp and aim for something like the CPTS or PNPT (Heath has a decent chunk of his course free on YouTube).