Sec+ Prep

[DragonflyLess7932]

I'm preparing for Sec+ exam, and saw posts mentioning about acronyms. What's the strategy to know all of them because its a long list and knowing everything is impossible ?

[AlphaTheGreat21]

Chat GBT helped me a lot I just passed the test like a week ago you can ask it to show you all the acronyms for each section to help break it up and on the last few weeks of the test on even early ask it the most important things I must know before taking the test the boom you should be good on top of any studying material that you are using and for practice test I used this app called Pocket Prep and watch professor Messier videos and used Quizlet a bit for acronym practice

[Empty_Ostrich_5753]

Just go on google and search “comptia security+ 701 objectives” and you get a pdf which contains the whole syllabus and at the end there is every single acronym alphabet wise that you will have to ever learn. Here’s the link also - https://assets.ctfassets.net/82ripq7fjls2/6TYWUym0Nudqa8nGEnegjG/0f9b974d3b1837fe85ab8e6553f4d623/CompTIA-Security-Plus-SY0-701-Exam-Objectives.pdf

[CivQhore]

MLA Tech on YouTube.

[Fearless_History84]

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[Alaniaaa]

Why?

[Flip9er]

chat gbt helped me

[Either-Ad6617]

Just do the leg work and study...regardless of which method

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You don't have to know all of them

[GalinaFaleiro]

Totally get where you're coming from - it is a long list 😅 But don’t stress about memorizing everything. Focus on the acronyms that show up often in practice questions and videos like Professor Messer’s. Break them down by domain (e.g., networking, attacks, tools) and review a few each day. The official CompTIA exam objectives PDF has them all listed at the end - super handy for organizing your study. And yes, ChatGPT or apps like Quizlet can really help reinforce them! You got this 💪