## Course duration & Topics ⏳📚
\~ 145 hours (*`~56h of videos`*)Activities: **4** sections , **12** courses , **229** videos, **154** quizzes, **120** labs
* [**Assessment Methodologies & Auditing**](https://dev-angelist.gitbook.io/ine-elearning-ejptv2-notes/readme/assessment-methodologies-and-auditing) \~ 27 hours (`11h` of videos)
* [**Host & Network Penetration Testing** ](https://dev-angelist.gitbook.io/ine-elearning-ejptv2-notes/readme/host-and-network-penetration-testing)\~ 108 hours (`42h` of videos)
* [**Web Application Penetration Testing** ](https://dev-angelist.gitbook.io/ine-elearning-ejptv2-notes/readme/web-application-penetration-testing)\~ 10 hours (`3h` of videos)
## E-Links 🔗📔
* Where to find the PTSv2 (Penetration Testing Student v2) course? - [INE Learning Paths](https://my.ine.com/learning-paths)
* Where to find the eJPT certification exam? - [eJPT](https://ine.com/learning/certifications/internal/elearnsecurity-junior-penetration-tester-cert)
## [eJPT](https://ine.com/learning/certifications/internal/elearnsecurity-junior-penetration-tester-cert) Exam 📄🖊️
* Time limit: 2 days (**48 hours** lab on)
* Questions: **35**
* Expiration date: yes (3 years)
* Objectives:
* **Assessment Methodologies Domain (25% of exam):**
* Evaluate information and criticality or impact of vulnerabilities
* Identify open ports and services on a target
* *Exam Score to pass*: at least **`90%`**
* **Host and Network Auditing Domain (25% of exam):**
* Gather hash/password information from target
* Enumerate network information from files on target
* *Exam Score to pass*: at least **`80%`**
* **Host and Network Pen Testing Domain (35% of exam):**
* Conduct brute-force password attacks
* Conduct exploitation with Metasploit
* *Exam Score to pass*: at least **`70%`**
* **Web Application Pen Testing Domain (15% of exam):**
* Exploit web app vulnerabilities
* Locate hidden files and directories
* *Exam Score to pass*: at least **`60%`**
* *Overall Exam score*: **at least `70%` + above minimum score requirements in each domain section**
* From a **technical perspective** the exam is set out to simulate a black box penetration test
* minimal amount of information about the target network
* in browser labs (no vpn)
* a complete unrestricted access to the lab environment for the entire duration of the exam
* letter of engagement
* Flexible structure for the user
* Hands-on, open book
* **Dynamic flags**: randomly generated flags injected into the lab environment
* Testing your ability to **find the answer**. How you do it is up to you.
## Resources 📑📘
### 👉 [Preparation RoadMap to pass eJPT exam](https://dev-angelist.gitbook.io/ine-elearning-ejptv2-notes/readme-1) 🛣️
### 👉 [eJPT Cheat Sheet](https://dev-angelist.gitbook.io/ine-elearning-ejptv2-notes/ejpt-cheat-sheet) 📔
🙏🏻 *Thanks to Alex for allowing me the opportunity to fork* [*his notes.*](https://blog.syselement.com/ine/courses/ejpt)🙏🏻
> 📖 Read the [Letter Of Engagement](https://media.graphassets.com/RdsCvab8SvacedNV5k4V)📖 Read the [Lab Guidelines](https://media.graphassets.com/26hoOMeZQDyu7QJQlvaJ)
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