Unauthorized materials security+

romero99

Hello everyone
I begin my journey preparation for Comptia Security+ exam.
I found many talking about unauthorized training materials and I've learned that they can revoke certifications if they discovered any use of these materials.
I think they are talking about brain **** but not sure if there are other kinds of unauthorized materials.
I have 2 questions:
1/ I am wondering about how Comptia can detect any use of unauthorized training materials in exam takes ?
2/ Where can I find an updated list of authorized materials in order to restrict my preparation on it ? (anything other than **** ?)
Thank you for consideration

Tekn0logy

romero99 wrote: »

I found many talking about unauthorized training materials and I've learned that they can revoke certifications if they discovered any use of these materials. I think they are talking about brain **** but not sure if there are other kinds of unauthorized materials.
I have 2 questions:
1/ I am wondering about how Comptia can detect any use of unauthorized training materials in exam takes?

There are methods available to detect the use of ****/cheats/unauthorized material that will become obvious to you once you embark on your Sec+ journey that should not be mentioned here as it will help filter out the riffraff. If you are buying study material at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, check a book out at the library, purchasing test prep software from established vendors: Boson, Transcender, Certmetrics, you are 99.99999% OK.
Reprinted guides are likely copyright violations and any source that professes to be questions from the exam are in violation of confidentiality agreement. I would hazard a guess that having any cert revoked for using unauthorized sources, cheating or violating confidentiality agreement could possibly disqualify you from holding any other security certifications from ISC2, ISACA and of course, CompTIA. Just look up Udemy, Professor Messer & Cybrary if you are looking for a no/low cost option to Sec+ training.