How To Write The OSCP Exam Report 2024 Guide 

Yes that's okay, google docs was my software of choice. As long as the information is there in a formal layout, you'll have no issues

Apologies a lot of these issues have since been fixed and I'm continuing to work on speech issues

Thank you, guessing English is your second language? Had this criticism a lot and I'm making an effort to reduce this! Thanks for the support and best of luck for your exam!!

​@@SecTricks2023 I've typed a comment twice now, but youtube shortcts are ridiculous and have made me lose my comment both times (I accidentally start typing outside of the comment box and youtube starts doing all sorts of nonsense things ending up in losing the comment entirely). But the gist of what I was trying to say is that I second the comment. (American) English is my first language, and I still struggle to understand. From my perspective, I'd say it's multifactorial (no offense intended in any way by the below): 1. Accent (I'm used to English accents, but it's still a minor factor) 2. Rapid speech 3. Coupled with 2, poor enunciation 4. Interjections and filler words (uh, um, etc) 5. Similar to 4, it's too unscripted with switches mid-sentence and even mid-word (7:54, for example, you start to say "always" and only say "al-" before switching what you're saying). And after listening (conservatively) a dozen times to what you're saying around 8:00, I *think* it's the same issue (and it's also said quickly): "I couldn't be bothered to go and man-there is a way to make this automatically update..." 6. Poor and inconsistent audio quality (especially because you get quieter sometimes when you do an aside or ramble to yourself a little. Also, as an aside... obviously, as you said, it's not worth futzing with a table of contents if it's going to complicate things, but it's also embarrassingly easy to insert one. In Office: References->Insert Table of Contents. In LibreOffice: Insert->Table of Contents and Index. Cheers! And thanks for the video!

@@keithwoelke5700 Appreciate the criticisms, ongoing improvement