Exam Overview
| Exam Code | CAPen |
| Exam Name | Certified AppSec Pentester (CAPen) |
| Vendor | The SecOps Group |
| Total Questions | 303 |
| Last Updated | 26-Oct, 2026 |
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Free CAPen Practice Questions
Explore 4 free practice questions for the The SecOps Group CAPen exam and review the answers and explanations to support your preparation.
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Question 1
Drag & DropIdentify email addresses belonging to a company using OSINT techniques.
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Explanation
1. Use Hunter.io or theHarvester tool:
theHarvester -d target.com -b google
2. Search Google with: @target.com
3. Use LinkedIn or GitHub advanced search: site:github.com "@target.com"
4. Collect emails for phishing simulation (if permitted).
5. Verify email validity using tools like EmailHippo or Debounce.io.
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Question 2
Drag & DropDiscover open directories with potentially sensitive files using Google dorks.
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Use: intitle:"index of" "parent directory" +passwd
This searches for open directories with file listings containing "passwd".
Replace passwd with other keywords like .sql, .bak, .env, etc.
Confirm findings are in non-sensitive environments or demos.
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Question 3
Drag & DropFind public documents on a government site that may contain sensitive metadata using Google dorks.
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Usethedork: site:gov filetype:pdf
Tofindspecific content, extend it: site:gov filetype:pdf confidential
Downloada few sample PDFs (legally and ethically).
Useexiftool filename.pdf or pdfinfo filename.pdf to extract metadata.
Checkforusernames, software versions, or timestamps that leak OSINT data. -
Question 4
Drag & DropUse a Google dork to identify login pages of vulnerable sites running PHP.
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OpenGoogle and use the dork: inurl:login.php intitle:"Login"
Thisquerytargets pages with “login.php” in the URL and “Login” in the title.
Reviewresults and pick non-government, non-critical sites for testing only.
Combinewith site: to target specific domains, e.g., site:.edu.
Validatefindings using a test environment to ensure ethical usage.