OSEP Review - What YOU Need to Know! (UPDATED EXAM)

[@ITSecurityLabs]

I am starting in this journey today. Thanks for the insightful review. Just what I needed

[@ITSecurityLabs]

@@Hellohellohello803 I am still studying. You?

[@orestisantwnas2586]

How is the study going? Have you had the exam? How did it go?

[@k3nundrum]

Good review my friend. Congrats and welcome to the club :)

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@whoisPremier]

Congratulations, sounds very interesting. Thinking of attempting later on this year.

[@technocrats2360]

is there any certs on most advanced levels that covers covers everything?

[@gareth82]

Congrats, I have my exam booked for September

[@c0nd4]

Best of luck!

[@kazi1]

Good luck

[@_Ahmed__Hesham_]

Did u pass the exam?

[@WavedPond]

Yea how’d it go???

[@alanmyc8562]

Its awesome to hear stories like yours! it gives the mesage that if you really want it you can get it and really appreciate the great info. I would like to ask for some advice regarding the best way to approach a pentesting carrer, Im 32 (just in case that matters), have a few years in Operations as SRE and as Cloud consultant (with a really light idea of the devops way of work), im currently working as a GRC Analyst but I really want to switch to pentesting but im not really sure what would be a good knowledge path for that, my idea is to prepare for PNPT first and use it as a base for OSCP, between that I would like to prepare some automation stuff (Docker, Ansible, etc). Do you think this could be a good approach? I know this is something that takes a lot of study, but I want to avoid take any extra step before getting a pentesting job (mainly because of my age). Thanks for any tip/comment! (and sorry for any mispelling, english is not my first language)

[@c0nd4]

Hey! I think that sounds like a very reasonable approach. I haven't taken the PNPT, so I can't speak to anything about it. OSCP will certainly help in getting a pentesting job. I'd recommend practicing on a website like HTB a good amount before starting OSCP. The automation stuff can help you learn more about the operating systems you will be attacking, which can be super beneficial. It will take time to learn all of it, but don't get discouraged! Nothing good comes easy 😃. Keep learning and best of luck on your journey to becoming a pentester. Feel free to ping me if you need any pointers!

[@henrikbayer8314]

I started my career in IT security at age of 36. Its never too late. I have Cisco CCNS R&S, CCNA Security, CCNA CyberOps, CEH, OSCP. Im 42,now i started to prepare for OSEP...

[@Mandarin-Exploits]

Congrats!!!

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@traderH]

Congrats ! I just finished my OSCP now i feel empty

[@sql7002]

Thanks for the updates, and congratulations for passing this exam. Any NAC bypass??

[@DHIRAL2908]

Congratulations brooo!

[@SafaretoSaf]

any way you can hint about the "gotcha" part that wasn't covered? Just so people can prepare for it and not go through the same thing

[@jaxson8262]

Congratulations !

[@jezielsuzana8643]

congratulations 👏

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@xdtail2439]

Congratulations 👏

[@thinkingonyx847]

How realistic are the challenge and the exam environment in terms of actual corporate environments?

[@mkdenver]

Congrats on the exam! Did you feel like the knowledge from the course was enough for the exam ? Failed on my last attempt with 7 flags 😅

[@c0nd4]

Thanks! I felt it was mostly enough. There was one thing in particular that wasn't covered that I encountered. I failed my first attempt as well with 8 flags. We probably got stuck in similar spots.

[@avit8335]

@@c0nd4 If I do not qualify for exam in 1st attempt can I retake the exam say after 3-4months something like that with 249$ retake fee. Or do I need to re-register again with 1499$ fee?

[@c0nd4]

If you want the labs you'll have to pay for an extension. But if you just want to take the exam again it's only the retake fee of $249. At least that's how I remember it 😄

[@avit8335]

@@c0nd4 gotcha! Thank you :)

[@Rockytheking6754]

I see that the course is not updated since 2021, Is it still relevant? Does it still work on current Operating systems and Anti viruses? Please provide information on that

[@mrcute4931]

Man..... I expect Some more tutorials from you ! Come on Buddy :)

[@tomaszczekaj9016]

@Conda Hi i have question. Do you familiar with PG on offensive security site? Is it worth to do preparing to osep?

[@c0nd4]

I haven't done anything on Proving Grounds, so I can't say for certain. From my understanding it's similar to HTB. I'm not sure anything on there will teach you the AV evasion and defense bypasses that OSEP focuses on.

[@diskonnectthedj]

What training should I do before I even sign up for the course? For example with OSCP, people told me to complete THM, HTB, and TJ Null's list before even signing up for OSCP. How about for OSEP?

[@prateeksrivastava3519]

Do you have any external resources which is must to go through before starting the course itself... I am planning to do it next year and looking for some free resources to prepare

[@abdiwahabahmedomar2399]

Congrats

[@c0nd4]

Thank you!

[@alpeshmittal3779]

Can you do python coding or c# is must?

[@ayushnarwariya4874]

Bro plz upload more videos on kali linux terminal...

[@frogcai5641]

Hey Brian, I think you mentioned one cert that helped you to prepare the active directory well, may I know that?

[@c0nd4]

Certified Red Team Professional (CRTP) from Pentester Academy

[@haroonrehman8156]

You do not have any Buffer Overflow content so please add it soon. I want to learn from you.

[@nmkkannan1256]

I am hearing from people that CRTP / CRTE are relevant for present times than OSEP, is that true?

[@patric1337]

How can i figure out what the one "gotcha" was? lol

[@aminebrahmi8034]

I so wnna know that too haha or at leaaast what is it about like general idea xD

[@cvport8155]

Please make more vd for advanced techniques red team and pivoting and make server Discord

[@alessioandreoli2145]

Why so many people complain about their material?

[@abhishek_k7]

Congratulations!

[@kazi1]

Congrats!