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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It consolidates a complete, free study path from zero to exam readiness, covering 20+ security domains and linking to hands-on labs, videos, and documentation.
Who it is for
- Penetration testing certification candidates
- Aspiring offensive security professionals
- Self-taught cybersecurity students
- Educators seeking a structured syllabus
Use cases
- Following the 30-day study plan for exam preparation
- Practicing with free labs from TryHackMe, Hack The Box, etc.
- Learning specific topics like web security or Active Directory attacks
- Building a practical skill set for penetration testing interviews
Strengths
- Provides a single, well-organized roadmap covering all major exam topics
- Curates free, high-quality resources including videos, articles, and labs
- Open to community contributions, allowing continuous improvement
- Includes a clear revision and mock exam phase
Considerations
- Relies on external resources that may go offline or become outdated
- No original learning content; acts as a guide rather than a course
- Assumes basic familiarity with security concepts before starting
README quick start
🚀 C|PENT AI Study Guide
A Complete Community-Driven Roadmap to Prepare for the C|PENT AI Certification
From Zero to Exam Ready — Everything You Need in One Repository
📖 About This Repository
Preparing for the C|PENT AI (Certified Penetration Testing Professional) certification can be overwhelming due to the vast amount of topics, labs, documentation, and learning resources.
This repository brings everything together into a single structured roadmap, helping you prepare through:
- 📅 A complete 30-day study plan
- 🎥 Curated YouTube learning resources
- 📚 Official documentation and articles
- 🧪 Hands-on labs and vulnerable machines
- 📝 Practical learning path aligned with the C|PENT AI syllabus
Whether you're preparing for the certification or simply improving your penetration testing skills, this repository provides a clear roadmap from beginner concepts to advanced offensive security.
📂 Repository Contents
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| 📅 30-days-study-plan.md | Complete 30-day roadmap with daily learning objectives and revision schedule |
| 🎥 video-resources.md | Curated YouTube channels, playlists, and learning resources for every module |
| 📚 documentations-and-articles.md | Official documentation, blogs, references, and must-read resources |
| 🧪 labs.md | Free labs, CTFs, TryHackMe rooms, Hack The Box, PortSwigger labs, vulnerable applications, and practice platforms |
🎯 What You'll Learn
By following this roadmap, you'll gain practical experience in:
- Penetration Testing Methodology
- OSINT & Reconnaissance
- Social Engineering
- Web Application Security
- API Security Testing
- Windows Exploitation
- Linux Exploitation
- Active Directory Attacks
- Privilege Escalation
- Pivoting & Lateral Movement
- Reverse Engineering
- Binary Exploitation
- IoT Security
- Cloud Security
- Mobile Security
- Database Security
- Wireless Security
- Professional Report Writing
- AI-Assisted Penetration Testing
🛠️ Recommended Study Flow
Follow the resources in this order:
30-Day Study Plan
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Video Resources
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Documentation & Articles
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Hands-on Labs
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Revision
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Mock Pra
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