# Conclusions

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### eJPTv2 — Introduction

This document was created to support you during the **internal penetration testing** segment of the **eJPTv2** certification exam. It provides a quick reference of commands, tools, and techniques used throughout the exam’s phases: **Reconnaissance**, **Exploitation**, **Privilege Escalation**, and **Pivoting**.

### About Me

* I passed the **eJPTv2** on **27 of July 2025** with a final score of 91/100

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This sheet consolidates the essential steps and methods I used successfully during the exam, intended to help streamline your workflow and ensure no critical techniques are overlooked.

#### How to Use This Cheat Sheet

* Follow the structured flow:
  1. **Reconnaissance** — identify hosts, services, and vulnerabilities
  2. **Exploitation** — gain initial access via credential reuse, misconfigurations, or web flaws
  3. **Privilege Escalation** — elevate to root/System using manual methods or Metasploit
  4. **Pivoting and Lateral Movement** — access internal networks through routing and tunneling

**Personal Opinion on the Exam:**

I found this exam pretty simple specially if you already have hands-on practice with Easy labs on TryHackMe or any other guided platform, in my opinion it shouldn't take you a lot of time preparing for  this cert so if you feel prepared do it!
