Offensive Security Certified Professional certification, or OSCP, also focuses on white-hat hacking and penetration testing, though it focuses more on the latter. It’s the lowest-level certification offered by Offensive Security. The IT community recommends OSCP certification for “information security professionals who want to take a serious and meaningful step into the world of professional penetration testing.” OSCP is geared more towards current cyber security professionals, not people who want to start a career in the field.
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Familiarity with Linux and Windows operating systems.
Understanding of basic programming/scripting languages (e.g., Python, Bash, PowerShell).
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Penetration Testing: Essential Information
Familiarizing with Kali Linux
Command Line Exercises
Practical Tools
Bash Scripting
Passive Information Gathering
Active Information Gathering
Vulnerability Scanning
Web Application Attacks
Introduction to Buffer Overflows
Windows Buffer Overflows
Linux Buffer Overflows
Client-Side Attacks
Finding Public Exploits
Modifying Exploits
File Transfers
Evading Antivirus Software
Privilege Escalation
Password Attacks
Port Redirection and Tunneling
Active Directory Attacks
Metasploit Framework
PowerShell Empire
Integrating the Components: Penetration Test Analysis
Pushing the Limits: Lab Exercises
The OSCP certification exam consists of two parts. First, an almost 24-hour pen-testing exam on five challenge machines. The applicant must then turn in a documentation report within 24 hours after the first exam is complete.