airzero wrote: » Just passed the exam. It was definitely easier then the Boson practice tests.
od3n67 wrote: » So I am using both Boson and Transcender and I think my most recent Transcender scores were 82 and 78, in that order. I just took exam A with Boson and scored a 79.2 and last Sunday took exam D and got a 67.2. Other than that 79.2 the rest of the scores are just shy of the 70 needed. So I was wondering it in fact these questions are harder, but I am also worried that what I have done is just memorized the questions. Any thoughts?
kmclink wrote: » airzero: considering the time frame of your original post, what Boson version were you using? I worked thru the EC-Council cirriculum, including ilabs, and have played with Kali a bit. I primarily use Nessus and InSSIDer in my job, as well as the common OS relavent (Windows, Linux, MacOS) command line TCP tools. I received my Boson CEHv9 engine back in December, and I scored in the 700-800s first time thru on tests A-D. But I wonder if anything has changed in the last year? Did you take the EC-Council Assessment test? Is that a good guage to use as well? I started doing some of the SkillSet modules, but like others I find them drawn out, and probably a tool I should have used a few months back. I am planning to take the exam in the next couple weeks, but I want to guage my readiness as best I can before I schedule. Any thoughts are appreciated.