Ejpt

Exam Duration and Difficulty I recently cleared the eJPT (eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester) exam, and overall, it was a very solid learning experience. I completed the exam in about 35 hours, including sleep. While it wasn’t extremely hard to pass, I wouldn’t call it easy either. I’d place it somewhere between intermediate and hard, especially if you’re completely new to penetration testing. More About Penetration Testing Than Web Apps One thing that surprised me was that the exam is not very focused on web application penetration testing. There is some web-related work, but most of the exam feels more like real-world network and system-level penetration testing. You spend more time enumerating services, exploiting misconfigurations, moving through systems, and understanding how different parts of the network connect, which I personally enjoyed a lot. ...

🚀 Starting My eJPT Journey! I’ve officially enrolled in the eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester (eJPT) course 🎯 Investment: $250 Target: Complete before November 2025 The eJPT is an entry-level penetration testing certification that covers network pentesting, web app basics, and exploitation methodology. I’m taking this course to strengthen my fundamentals and prepare for bug bounty hunting and more advanced certs. Why I’m doing this Build a solid foundation in penetration testing. Prepare for bug bounty hunting (web focus) and certifications like eCPPT/OSCP later. Learn in public — I’ll post updates, lessons learned, and lab writeups here. What I’ll share Weekly progress updates and lab highlights. Short writeups for interesting labs and techniques. Tools and resources I found useful. If you’ve taken eJPT or are preparing, I’d love your tips! 🙌 ...