I am a same-session passer of the 26th written and practical exams! I purchased instructor nstyxn's certification course with company support, and after studying hard, I passed both exams in the same session. I can say it is a truly perfect lecture, and I believe it will be a great help to both majors and professionals who are unsure of how to study. An hour before the exam ended, I belatedly discovered a corrupted partition and rushed to solve one more problem, and I guess I was lucky enough to pass...! It was all thanks to this lecture. The problem restoration lecture after the exam was also very helpful. Thank you!

As a non-major, I prepared for the 26th exam to take on a new challenge. I studied using only this lecture, and I never imagined I would pass like this. I truly believe this course is almost essential for the Digital Forensic Level 2 practical exam. In particular, the sections on partition recovery, legal issues, and how to use the tools were very helpful. Also, the various scenarios provided gave me a lot of practice on how to structure evidence and scenarios. Taking this exam, I felt certain that this lecture was a great help. Thank you!

I am a non-major who knows nothing about computers or programming. I first learned about the concepts of sectors and clusters while preparing for the forensic exam. I completed this course once before the 25th exam and once before the 26th exam, and I passed the 26th exam this time. To be honest, I don't even know how I passed both the written and practical exams. Since the scores aren't released, I don't know for sure, but I suspect I barely passed. Because I was busy with work, I couldn't do much hands-on practice, but I tried my best to familiarize myself with the course content. After completing the course twice, I think I got a general sense of how to take the exam (though there are some parts at the end I didn't listen to, like Torrent...). As a non-major, the most worrying part was choosing between Encase and Autopsy (because I didn't know the difference between the two). Since I had never used either anyway, I chose Autopsy because I could practice with it, and I took the exam using Autopsy both times. I believe you can pass as long as you properly digest this lecture, so I hope everyone focuses on the basics in their studies. Thank you.

I passed the 26th exam. The lectures are very kind and designed to be understandable even from a beginner's perspective. When looking for digital forensics content on the market, this course and about two other private lectures typically come up as the main options. Having personally purchased and watched all of them, I found this course to be the easiest to understand, the most frequently updated with the latest content, and the most substantial, providing the most detailed feedback on questions. I don't think I could have passed without this course, so I highly recommend you stop hesitating, make the payment, and follow along with the lessons.