# eJPT

- [🔎Reconnaissance](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/reconnaissance.md): Col. of recon tips/tools from ePTS course + other recourses
- [🐱‍💻Google Dorks](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/google-dorks.md)
- [🌐Web Attacks](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/web-attacks.md): Notes for Attacking Web Apps from ePTS course + other recourses.
- [⚙️System Attacks](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/system-attacks.md): Notes regarding Sys. Attacks  from ePTS course + other recourses.
- [📶Network Attacks](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/network-attacks.md)
- [🔐Password Attacks](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/password-attacks.md): Various techniques and tools to attack passwords.
- [💻Networking](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/networking.md): routing and other important networking concepts regarding PenTesting
- [Pentesting Approach](https://mo-ela.gitbook.io/shifrablog/pentesting/ejpt/pentesting-approach.md): Always learn while Pentest + use a common studied approach to make sure you checked everything.


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