IT Security Certification Roadmap charting security implementation, architecture, management, analysis, offensive, and defensive operation certifications.

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The eJPT designation stands for eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester. eJPT is a 100% practical certification on penetration testing and information security essentials. By passing the challenging exam and obtaining the eJPT certificate, a penetration tester can prove their skills in the fastest growing area of information security

Table of Contents: Overview Dedication A Word of Warning! Section 1: Getting Comfortable with Kali Linux Section 2: Essential Tools in Kali Section 3: Passive Reconnaissance Section 4: Active Reconnaissance Section 5: Vulnerability Scanning Section 6: Buffer Overflows Section 7: Handling Public Exploits Section 8: Transferring Files to your target Section 9: Privilege Escalation Section 10: Client-Side Attacks Section 11: Web Application Attacks Section 12: Password Cracking Section 13: Port Redirection and Pivoting Section 14: Metasploit Framework Section 15: Antivirus Bypassing Extra Resources Setting up your Pentesting Environment Wargames/Hands-on Challenges Capture the Flag Competitions (CTFs)/Cyber Competitions Bug Bounty Programs Vulnerable Machines Tips to participate in the Proctored OSCP exam Other Resources Conclusion

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Can hackers be certified? Rebecca Slayton looks at efforts to blend, certify and market the subversive skills of hacking with the ethos of professionalism.