OSCP Training

Course Content

Module1: Penetration Testing with Kali Linux

Accessing the internal VPN Lab Network
Offensive Security Student Form
Introduction to Penetration Testing
MegaCorpone.com and Sandbox.local Domains
PWK VPN Labs
Reverts
Control Panel
Client Machines
Kali Virtual Machine
Reporting
PWK Report

Module2: Kali Linux

Botting Up Kali Linux
Kali Menu
Kali Linux Support Forum
Kali Linux Bug Tracker
Linux Filesystem
Linux Commands
Finding Files in Kali Linux
Handling the Kali Linux Services
HTTP Service
SSH Service
Installing, Searching, and Removing the Tools
Apt update and upgrade
Apt – cache search and apt show
apt remove – purge
dpkg

Module3: Command Line

Section 3.1: Bash Environment – Environment Variables, Bash History Tricks, Tab Completion
Section 3.2: Piping and Redirection – Redirecting to the new file, Redirecting to the Existing File, Redirecting from the File, Redirecting STDERR, Piping
Section 3.3: Text Searching and Manipulation – sed, grep, awk, cut
Section 3.4: Editing Files from a command file – Vi, Nano
Section 3.5: Comparing Files – diff, comm, vimdiff
Section 3.6: Handling Processes – Background Process, Process Control: kill and ps, Jobs Control: jobs and fg
Section 3.7: File Monitoring and Command Monitoring – Watch, Tail
Section 3.8: Downloading the files – curl, axel, wget
Section 3.9: Customizing Bash Environment – Customizing Bash History, Persistent Bash Customization, Alias

Module4: Practical Tools

Module5: Bash Scripting

Module6: Passive Information Gathering

Website Recon
Google Hacking
Whois Enumeration
Recon-ng
Netcraft
Open-Source Code
Security Headers Scanner
Shodan
SSL Server Test
Pastebin
Email Harvesting
User Information Gathering
Password Dumps
Email Harvesting
Site-Specific Tools
Social Media Tools
Stack Overflow
OSINT Framework
Maltego

Module7: Active Information Gathering

Module8: Vulnerability Scanning

Module9: Web Application Attacks

Module10: Buffer Overflows

Module11: Windows Bufferflows

Module12: Linux Buffer Overflows

Module13: Client-Side Attacks

Module14: Locating Public Exploits

Module15: Fixing the Exploits

Module16: File Transfers

Module17: Antivirus Evasion

Module18: Privilege Escalation

Module19: Password Attacks

Module20: Port Redirecting and Tunneling

Module21: Active Directory Attacks

Module22: Metasploit Framework

Module23: Powershell Empire

Module24: Penetration Test Breakdown

Section 24.1: Public Network Enumeration
Section 24.2: Targeting the Web Application – SQL Injection Exploitation, Web Application Enumeration, Cracking the Password, Enumerating Admin Interface, Obtaining the Shell, Post-Exploitation Enumeration, Creating the Stable Pivot Point
Section 24.3: Targeting Database – Enumeration, Trying to Exploit the Database
Section 24.4: Depper Enumeration of Application Server – More Deeper Post Exploitation, Searching for the DB Credentials, Privilege Escalation
Section 24.5: Targeting Database Again – Exploitation, Post-Exploitation Enumeration, Creating the Stable Reverse Tunnel
Section 24.6: Targeting the Poultry – Exploitation (or just logging in), Enumeration, Post-Exploitation Enumeration, Unquoted Search Path Exploitation
Section 24.7: Internal Network Enumeration – Reviewing the Results
Section 24.8: Targeting Jenkins Server – Exploiting Jenkins, Application Enumeration, Privilege Escalation, Post Exploitation Enumeration
Section 24.9: Targeting Domain Controller – Exploiting Domain Controller

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The Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) is a highly regarded cybersecurity certification program. It focuses on hands-on penetration testing and ethical hacking skills. OSCP training provides comprehensive knowledge and practical experience in identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in various systems and networks. Students must pass a challenging 24-hour practical exam, where they must compromise a series of machines within a controlled environment. OSCP training equips individuals with the skills necessary to assess and secure networks effectively, making it a valuable credential for cybersecurity professionals seeking to advance their careers in offensive security.

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Course Content

Module1: Penetration Testing with Kali Linux

Accessing the internal VPN Lab Network

Offensive Security Student Form

Introduction to Penetration Testing

MegaCorpone.com and Sandbox.local Domains

PWK VPN Labs

Reverts

Control Panel

Client Machines

Kali Virtual Machine

Reporting

PWK Report

Module2: Kali Linux

Botting Up Kali Linux

Kali Menu

Kali Linux Support Forum

Kali Linux Bug Tracker

Linux Filesystem

Linux Commands

Finding Files in Kali Linux

Handling the Kali Linux Services

HTTP Service

SSH Service

Installing, Searching, and Removing the Tools

Apt update and upgrade

Apt – cache search and apt show

apt remove – purge

dpkg

Module3: Command Line

Section 3.1: Bash Environment – Environment Variables, Bash History Tricks, Tab Completion

Section 3.2: Piping and Redirection – Redirecting to the new file, Redirecting to the Existing File, Redirecting from the File, Redirecting STDERR, Piping

Section 3.3: Text Searching and Manipulation – sed, grep, awk, cut

Section 3.4: Editing Files from a command file – Vi, Nano

Section 3.5: Comparing Files – diff, comm, vimdiff

Section 3.6: Handling Processes – Background Process, Process Control: kill and ps, Jobs Control: jobs and fg

Section 3.7: File Monitoring and Command Monitoring – Watch, Tail

Section 3.8: Downloading the files – curl, axel, wget

Section 3.9: Customizing Bash Environment – Customizing Bash History, Persistent Bash Customization, Alias

Module4: Practical Tools

Section 4.1: Netcat – Connecting to the TCP/UDP Port, Listening on the TCP/UDP Port, Transferring the Files with Netcat, Remote Administration with Netcat

Section 4.2: Socat – Differentiate Netcat and Socat, Socat Reverse Shells, Socat File Transfers, Socat Encrypted Bind Shells

Section 4.3: Powercat and PowerShell – PowerShell Reverse Shells, PowerShell File Transfers, PowerShell Bind Shells, Introduction to Powercat, Powercat Reverse Shells, Powercat File Transfers, Powercat Bind Shells, Powercat Stand-Alone Payloads

Section 4.4: Wireshark – Wireshark Fundamentals, Starting Wireshark, Display Filters, Capture Filters, Following TCP Streams

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