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# Certificaciones

Recursos de preparación para certificaciones para estudio práctico de pruebas de penetración, estrategia de examen y notas de eJPT.

Notas de preparación para la certificación, orientadas al estudio práctico de seguridad ofensiva y a la revisión enfocada en el examen.

## Recursos de certificación

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### Flujo de trabajo

1. Usa las notas de la certificación para identificar áreas débiles y planificar práctica práctica.
2. Prioriza la metodología, la disciplina de enumeración y la toma de notas limpia.
3. Vuelve a consultar las secciones técnicas relacionadas cuando un tema necesite una práctica más profunda.


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