Offensive Penetration Testing

Course Description

This Offensive Penetration Testing (OSCP) training will primarily be hands-on and build familiarity from basic hacking concepts to more advanced exploitation techniques, while also demonstrating through video lectures to teach learners penetration testing methodologies and tools. The course will cover how to set up Kali Linux and use the tools within it to perform a penetration test by learning how to scan targets, conduct enumeration to find vulnerabilities within networks as well as web applications, modify exploit code to fit the environment to successfully exploit the target, obtain a shell on a target, and then escalate privileges to successfully “own” a target all in a controlled and organized manner in preparation to write a comprehensive penetration test report. Learners will also become familiar with how to write the penetration test report as this is an equally important requirement for their pentesting career. This course will also help learners develop the hacker mindset of how to think laterally and with agility while under stress and a time limit in order to successfully exploit targets. This course is equally beneficial for those with a basic level of knowledge of penetration testing and want more hands-on experience to hone their skills.

This is a deep course about penetration testing. In this OSCP training course, you’ll learn from basic to the most advanced and modern techniques to find vulnerabilities through information gathering, create and/or use exploits and be able to escalate privileges in order to test your information systems defenses.

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

Offensive security allows developers to find vulnerabilities within a system or application by gathering information. Then, the developer creates exploits to escalate privileges in order to test the information systems’ defenses.

Think of offensive security as a proactive approach to protecting websites and applications. Offensive security training provides developers with penetration testing methodologies and provides them with the knowledge to utilize the tools included with the Kali Linux distribution.

Before pursuing an offensive penetration testing certification, having specific prerequisites will help you successfully complete the course. Students should have a robust IT Background, InfoSec knowledge, ethical Hacking knowledge, and basic programming skills.

The best way to earn the offensive penetration testing certification is to take an online course such as Cybrary’s offensive security training course.

Cybrary’s course allows students to take the course online, which allows for flexibility to start and stop the videos when it’s convenient for students. Cybrary’s offensive security training will enable students to practice pen tests in a lab and erase their tracks in Labs.

By the end of this offensive security training course, students will understand how to use passive and active reconnaissance techniques, as well as use basic and advanced scanning and information harvesting techniques. The goal is for developers to be able to create code to exploit vulnerabilities and recognize legitimate public exploits from fake exploits.

Upon obtaining OSCP certification, students will also be able to:

OSCP training online will help developers in their careers by giving them the skills needed to create executive reports with the results of the pen test and present the findings to your managers.

Once you’ve finished this OSCP training, it’s time to utilize your knowledge and skills in the professional world. Having offensive penetration skills on your resume can help you advance your career and earn a coveted role.

Course Goals

Use and modify public exploits

Use several techniques to gain access to a system from both remote and local side

Once you’ve finished this OSCP training, it’s time to utilize your knowledge and skills in the professional world. Having offensive penetration skills on your resume can help you advance your career and earn a coveted role.

Module 1: Course Introduction

Module 2: Setting the Foundation for Success

Module 3: Kali Linux Basics

Module 4: Understanding Network Protocols

Module 5: Web Application Penetration Testing

Module 6: Introduction to Buffer Overflow

Module 7: Public Exploits

Module 8: Getting a Shell, Now What?

Module 9: Privilege Escalation

Module 10: Password Cracking and Brute-Forcing Logins

Module 11: Putting it All Together

Module 12: Developing the Hacker Mindset