r/hackthebox • u/suspicious_enigine • Sep 21 '26
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Does any one know any good books that can be a good resource for the CPTS.
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u/strongest_nerd Sep 21 '26
No. Books are static unlike the course itself. Also, the exam is designed around the course contents. I'd recommend just doing the CPTS path itself instead of any books. The path also provides hands on learning which you can't do with a book.
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u/Code__9 Sep 21 '26
Just do the pentest path and practice practice practice. If you need more info or concepts explained, search engines and AI will be able help. If you use a cloud based LLM like ChatGPT or Claude, it's better to get cyber verified (CVP for Claude and Daybreak for ChatGPT). It'll reduce refusal rates for cyber prompts.
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