INE eJPT Junior Penetration Tester Exam Prep

What you will be able to do

• Explain networking, protocols, and assessment prerequisites
• Perform information gathering and footprinting methodically
• Audit hosts and networks: scanning, enumeration, and analysis
• Understand common exploitation categories and their defensive signatures
• Assess web applications for common weakness classes
• Document findings in a clear, defensible report
• Pass a timed practice exam covering the eJPT objectives

What is inside

5 modules, 20 lessons. Each module ends in a graded quiz.

1. 01

   Recon, Scanning and Vulnerability Assessment

   Covers the eJPT Assessment Methodologies domain, which carries roughly 25 percent of the exam. You learn how an authorized assessment moves from passive footprinting through host discovery, port and service scanning, and operating system fingerprinting, and how raw findings become validated, prioritized vulnerabilities. Every technique is taught with its defensive counterpart so you can read the telemetry it produces and write findings a client can act on.

   4 lessons · 15 quiz questions

2. 02

   Exploitation and the Metasploit Framework

   Covers the eJPT Host and Network Penetration Testing domain on its exploitation side, which carries roughly twenty percent of the exam. You will learn to research, select, and verify public exploits, to safely adapt and compile exploit code for a specific target, and to drive the Metasploit Framework through its full workflow of modules, payloads, sessions, and Meterpreter. A strong methodology and evidence discipline runs throughout so every action stays authorized, reproducible, and ready for the report.

   4 lessons · 15 quiz questions

3. 03

   Pivoting and Password Attacks

   Covers the eJPT Host and Network Penetration Testing objectives for pivoting and credential attacks, roughly 15 percent of the exam. You will learn to reach hidden internal subnets through a compromised foothold using framework routes, autoroute, port forwarding, and SOCKS proxies, and to reason about online password attacks, hash extraction, and offline cracking. Every technique is taught with its telemetry, detection, containment, and reporting discipline so you can explain and defend against it, not only recognize it.

   4 lessons · 15 quiz questions

4. 04

   Host and Network Auditing After Access

   Covers the eJPT Host and Networking Auditing domain, roughly 25 percent of the exam, focused on what a tester does after gaining a foothold. You will learn to enumerate system and network information, harvest user accounts and privilege context, mine files and configurations for sensitive data, and move files and collect credentials or hashes. Every technique is taught with its telemetry, detection, containment, and reporting discipline so you can explain and defend against it rather than only recognize it.

   4 lessons · 15 quiz questions

5. 05

   Web Application Penetration Testing

   Covers the eJPT Web Application Penetration Testing domain, roughly 15 percent of the exam. You will map a web target through reconnaissance and technology fingerprinting, discover hidden files and directories, recognize the common web vulnerability classes of SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and insecure file upload, and reason about brute forcing and authentication weaknesses. Every technique is taught with its telemetry, detection, prevention, and reporting discipline so you can explain and defend against it, not only recognize it.

   4 lessons · 15 quiz questions