I passed the 26th written exam. Based on the specific question type I received, topics like cloud and next-generation firewalls appeared, and quite a few points highlighted in red in the summary notes were visible. Also, I was quite surprised by the heavy focus on evidence in civil litigation within the legal section. To be honest, I feel like less than half of the content from the summary notes actually appeared on the exam. Since I majored in information security, I felt like I could solve them without much trouble, but for non-majors, I think it would definitely be better to prepare with past exam workbooks or books published by the association.

First of all, I passed the written exam for this 26th session. However, I think it might be difficult for a non-major to pass if they only study from the summary notes. So many questions were asked on topics not covered in the summary notes that I had to rely on my own additional knowledge to solve them ㅠㅠ Still, since there aren't many textbooks available on the market, I do recommend it!

The content of the material is slightly inaccurate, and considering there are no past exam questions, 38,000 won feels like a waste of money.

The quality is incredible for a free lecture. I'm a high school senior starting out in digital forensics, and I've learned a lot.

This is a very helpful lecture. Thank you. ~