OSCP+ (PEN-200) Certification Training Course

• Introduction to CyberSecurity
  • Master the core concepts, technologies, and best practices that form the bedrock of cybersecurity, providing a solid foundation for your pen testing journey.
• Report Writing for Penetration Testers
  • Craft clear, actionable reports to detail security vulnerabilities, their potential impact, and step-by-step remediation guidance.
• Information Gathering
  • Use advanced ethical hacking techniques and tools like Nmap and Shodan to map target systems and discover exploitable vulnerabilities.
• Vulnerability Scanning
  • Use tools like Nessus and OpenVAS to identify known vulnerabilities in networks, applications, and systems to streamline your penetration testing process.
• Introduction to Web Applications
  • Learn how web applications function, what their underlying technologies are, and the architectural weaknesses that create common attack vectors.
• Common Web Application Attacks
  • Explore the techniques behind common web attacks, injection flaws, session hijacking, and the essential strategies to stop them.
• SQL Injection Attacks
  • Master the art of manipulating databases through SQL injections to extract sensitive information, compromise backend systems, and escalate your privileges.
• Client-Side Attacks
  • Exploit vulnerabilities in web browsers, browser extensions, and client-side technologies to compromise user systems and gain access.
• Locating Public Exploits
  • Find reliable public exploits, assess their significance, and responsibly integrate them into your security testing workflow.
• Fixing Exploits
  • Adapt and customize existing exploits, employ obfuscation techniques, and develop creative payloads to bypass defenses and successfully test target systems.
• Antivirus Evasion
  • Develop strategies and techniques to disguise exploits, obfuscate payloads, and evade detection by antivirus solutions to simulate real-world attacker behavior.
• Password Attacks
  • Uncover weak authentication practices using password cracking techniques like brute-force, dictionary attacks, and rainbow table methods to improve password security.
• Windows Privilege Escalation
  • Identify and exploit misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in Windows systems to gain admin-level access and more control within a network.
• Linux Privilege Escalation
  • Escalate your privileges and gain root-level access to fully compromised servers and critical infrastructure on Linux systems.
• Advanced Tunneling
  • Establish covert channels, pivot through networks, evade detection, and maintain persistence during penetration tests with sophisticated tunneling protocols and techniques.
• The Metasploit Framework
  • Use Metasploit’s broad capabilities for exploit development, payload generations, and post-exploitation activities to streamline your penetration testing tasks.
• Active Directory: Introduction and Enumeration
  • Understand the structure of Active Directory, learn to enumerate users, groups, trusts, and sensitive configurations using tools like BloodHound and PowerView to identify attack paths.
• Attacking Active Directory Authentication
  • Exploit weaknesses in Active Directory authentication mechanisms (Kerberos, NTLM, etc) to compromise credentials and gain unauthorized access.
• Lateral Movement in Active Directory
  • Move laterally in Active Directory environments, expand your control, and achieve your penetration testing objectives with post-exploitation techniques and tools.

The training is ideal for:

• Penetration Testers
• Ethical Hackers
• Security Analysts
• Network Security Professionals
• System Administrators
• Individuals looking to transition into offensive security roles

• Proficiency in Linux and Windows environments
• Knowledge of scripting languages like Python or Bash
• Hands-on experience in Computer Systems and Security
• In-depth understanding of TCP/IP
• Extended skills in hacking methodologies
• Basic knowledge of information security essentials

• Develop a foundational understanding of cybersecurity principles and establish an effective learning strategy.
• Gain practical skills in reconnaissance techniques, including enumeration, information gathering, vulnerability scanning, and comprehensive vulnerability assessment of target systems.
• Understand the core concepts of encryption and cryptography and their role in securing data and communications within modern IT environments.
• Learn to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in web and application security, including perimeter-based attacks and client-side attack techniques.
• Perform advanced attack techniques such as privilege escalation on Windows and Linux systems, along with lateral movement, pivoting, and tunneling within compromised networks.
• Explore Active Directory environments, including authentication mechanisms, attack vectors, and techniques for lateral movement and domain-level exploitation.
• Develop skills to enumerate and attack AWS cloud infrastructure, focusing on misconfigurations, exposed services, and cloud security weaknesses.
• Gain hands-on proficiency with widely used penetration testing tools such as Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Hydra, Nessus, sqlmap, and Shellter for real-world security assessments.