PNPT Exam Review + Time-Lapse #cybersecurity

Just a couple of thoughts about the PNPT exam by TCM security which I recently just failed. This isn't the end though, I will definitely try again soon enough considering they have a free retake that comes with the exam voucher. Wish the OSCP could come with one of those *sigh*

The PNPT certification exam is a one-of-a-kind ethical hacking certification exam that assesses a student’s ability to perform an external and internal network penetration test at a professional level. Students will have five (5) full days to complete the assessment and an additional two (2) days to write a professional report.

[socat]

You did not fail, you got wiser ;) very nice of you to put this video, youtube it's always full of success stories, showing the other side actually is more motivating somehow as we are all on the same boat. I failed my OSCP the first time, got it after. All the best my friend

[Michael_Jackson]

I failed the eJPT first attempt and punched a whole in my door, took it again and passed. It feels good I passed but I have to look at this hole, situation change but how we act while in said situation can last forever. You are smart as hell it’s not a matter of if you get it, it’s a matter of when, stay up.

[lbstern]

Thanks for making this real. I too am new to hacking and am still working my way through the course but very anxious about the exam. You will crush it on your next attempt!!

[cluelessirl]

Appreciate making a video from a failure. It sucks something fierce but I feel like you can learn more in failure than in success. Also helps others not feel alienated in failure since Youtube tends to only highlight success.

[dalamar]

I liked this review thank you! I feel like the eJPT is a lot like a CTF exam. Good to know that the PNPT is not one of those but more like a real world example. I need to get some real world experience in before I go for that one.

[Serj]

"stop the cap" got me hahahahah. You'll get this, man! Go go go! :D

[adambrown]

Thank you for sharing your experience. It's really helpful! I hope to aspire to take that exam one day. Please don't give up. You have a new subscriber. 😊👍

[Jesse_Johnson]

This is amazing. Thank you. You are awesome!!

[vedantbhalgama]

Hey mate, It's okay to fail eh? You'll rock it the next time! Thank you for making the review! ;)

[michaelschultz]

fantastic review. I am currently going through the training and will hopefully will get it done in the next 2-3months. Good luck nxt time bro

[haize]

Waiting for your PNPT next review guiding how you crushed it.

[dvientamor]

Thanks for the review. I was thinking of jumping on PNPT as my first red team cert. Only HTB and THM. Thanks for the highlight! I thought this would be a CTF type as well. Are firewall intrusion and detection also provided in the course?

[amberly]

Hi! So I'm preparing to take this exam in the next month or two. You mention in this video that the testing environment includes antivirus and firewalls, which is concerning me. The course (at least so far) does not cover how to avoid being stopped/detected by firewalls and antivirus... In fact in all of the labs they specifically tell you to turn all of that stuff off. For reference I have so far completed the Practical Ethical Hacking Course and a little over half of the OSINT course so maybe it'll be coming up somewhere in the rest of the material, but if not how did you learn how to deal with this?

[Flock]

I failed my first try aswell. We probably took the same environment. Took me 2 days to get past the osint part too. I ran out of time, one-step from the domain admin. I scored an entry level position so I will go after the OSCP now. I realized what I forgot up on after the test was over

[Luftbubblan]

Good luck :D
Wish i had the drive to go the same path some day hehe

[filippodeluca]

hi,
so how do you approach a real world pentest from a ctf environment for example, if you can help with that cheers

[moiedmustafa]

Which is better to start with EJPT or PNPT ?

[thenotoriouscam]

“A master has failed more times than the apprentice has tried”

[WavesNM]

You get a free retake right? Reviewing your notes after you take a break might help you think of things you might have missed or forgot to try. At least that's what's worked for me in the past.

[dieselryder]

What TCM courses did you take? Did you go throught the five course bundle?