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My OSCP Pentesting Cheatsheet
Key takeaways
- I had my OSCP exam on 14.03.2025 and on 17 March, three days later, I already received the confirmation, that I had passed the OSCP exam!
- This is my compiled and comprehensive list of useful commands that I have documented in my personal knowledge base.
- I created a separate directory for each machine that I hacked during my preparation and the OSCP exam.
I had my OSCP exam on 14.03.2025 and on 17 March, three days later, I already received the confirmation, that I had passed the OSCP exam!
This is my compiled and comprehensive list of useful commands that I have documented in my personal knowledge base. In this blog post, I can find useful tips and commands about network and service enumeration, password guessing, reverse shells, Active Directory and Windows post exploitation that can be useful for penetration testing and the OSCP exam.
I created a separate directory for each machine that I hacked during my preparation and the OSCP exam. I then created an .env file in each of these directories and stored useful environment variables such as $TARGET_IP and $TARGET_DOMAIN in them:
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