Ultimate OSCP Guide 2024 - How To Pass The OSCP 2024 

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Thanks for the comment. To be honest I didn't complete a lot, but I've dabbled in a lot of stuff on there and it's a fantastic resource. Focus on the ad enumeration and attack modules, the advanced modules are a little out of scope for OSCP. Whatever you struggle with, make it your focus, don't know something and it's on there, give it a look!

Right so I'll give you an ordered list and how I would do things. HTB Tryhackme Vulnhub HTB academy Ippsec Cybermentor priv esc courses Proving grounds practice / play You absolutely need lab time, if you're very new get your head into the HTB labs and follow the beginner pathway and get an understanding of things. While you're doing that go over the PEN200 course contents and thing should hopefully start clicking. It's a majorly steep learning curve if you're an absolute beginner it will be difficult and frustrating but keep persevering. Everyone takes in information differently so try different things and see what works, but more than anything get your head in the labs!! Do as many as you can and focus on your weaknesses! Get AD labs in, I highly recommend the pro labs from HTB, do dante and other beginner AD lab sets, they will really help you. I am releasing more videos soon about specific attack chains for active directory, so subscribe and stay tuned. It's made for OSCP / CRTP students to learn from.

I didn't really complete any specific courses I just had at very basic courses, as they're very in depth. Active directory enumeration and attacks are a good module, all in all anything on there you're struggling with, will definitely help you on your journey

It comes with time and experience the more you do something the better you will become. Although it is a bad mindset, a lot of CTFs run fairly similar and some just have patterns, it's the nature of the beast. It more comes with experience overall, a developed knowledge and understanding to think a little differently. Watch videos of different hackers, Offsec videos, s1ren, ippsec etc they all will really help you. Different perspectives is crucial as that diversity will introduce new concepts and ways of thinking to you.

In my experience if I had just taken the course content as gospel and not done my own research and preparation, I would have failed. Some attack paths although very very basic, are not directly taught by the course curriculum (as far as I remember). As stated in the video I did not use very many resources from the course due to development before purchasing, but after looking at the course contents, specific attack chains are not mentioned. You can never over prepare and I highly recommend doing as much as possible to prep for the exam.

Thank you for the critique this is a recurring thing for me. I've recorded some material last night and will go and reassess to try and improve my dialect and speech work. Thank you

​@@SecTricks2023 all good buddy. On my own channel, It took me a while to get it down but with time its not a problem. @BytesizedSec btw if you fancy giving it a follow. It's also all about hacking.

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@@youtubeuser4236 its about giving him a tip on how to do better, not critique him or make things easier for me. I did understand him perfectly fine

Yeah, I'm American and speak incredibly fast, but damn I had a hard time following some of this. I think if you're a Brit it might be easier to pick up