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How To Pass OSCP Series How To Pass OSCP Series:
Windows Privilege Escalation Step-by-Step Guide This book is
the first of a series of How To Pass OSCP books and focus on
techniques used in Windows Privilege Escalation. This is a
step-by-step guide that walks you through the whole process
of how to escalate privilege in Windows environment using
many common techniques. We start by gathering as much
information about the target as possible either manually or
using automated scripts. Next, we search for misconfigured
services or scheduled tasks, insufficient file permission on
binaries or services, vulnerable kernel, vulnerable software
running with high privileges, sensitive information stored on
local files, credential saved in the memory, registry settings
that always elevate privileges before executing a binary, hardcoded
credential contained in the application configuration
files, and many more. How To Pass OSCP Series: Linux
Privilege Escalation Step-by-Step Guide This book is the
second of a series of How To Pass OSCP books and focus on
techniques used in Linux Privilege Escalation. This book will
walk you through the whole process of how to escalate
privilege in a Linux environment using many common
techniques. We start by gathering as much information about
the target as possible either manually or using automated
scripts. Next, we search for misconfigured Cron jobs, suid
misconfiguration, bad path configuration, vulnerable kernel,
vulnerable software running with high privileges, writable
scripts invoked by root, sensitive information stored on local
files, credentials saved in the memory, hard-coded credential
contained in the application configuration files, and many
more. How To Pass OSCP Series: Active Directory Security
Step-by-Step Guide Part One This book is the third of a series
of How To Pass OSCP books and focuses on techniques used
in Windows Active Directory (AD) and Privilege Escalation.
This book is a step-by-step guide that walks you through the
whole process of how to identify active directory security
issues and escalate privilege in the Windows environment
using many common techniques. We start by gathering as
much information about the target as possible either manually
or using third-party tools, such as Responder, mitm6,
PowerView, BloodHound, etc. Next, we search for
misconfigurations in user rights, Kerberoasting, AS-REP
Roasting, built-in vulnerabilities, generating Golden and Silver
tickets, creating backdoor using DCShadow and DCSync, and
many more. Read more
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======= How To Pass OSCP Series How To Pass OSCP
Series: Windows Privilege Escalation Step-by-Step Guide This
book is the first of a series of How To Pass OSCP books and
focus on techniques used in Windows Privilege Escalation.
This is a step-by-step guide that walks you through the whole
process of how to escalate privilege in Windows environment
using many common techniques. We start by gathering as
much information about the target as possible either manually
or using automated scripts. Next, we search for misconfigured
services or scheduled tasks, insufficient file permission on
binaries or services, vulnerable kernel, vulnerable software
running with high privileges, sensitive information stored on
local files, credential saved in the memory, registry settings
that always elevate privileges before executing a binary, hardcoded
credential contained in the application configuration
files, and many more. How To Pass OSCP Series: Linux
Privilege Escalation Step-by-Step Guide This book is the
second of a series of How To Pass OSCP books and focus on
techniques used in Linux Privilege Escalation. This book will
walk you through the whole process of how to escalate
privilege in a Linux environment using many common
techniques. We start by gathering as much information about
the target as possible either manually or using automated
scripts. Next, we search for misconfigured Cron jobs, suid
misconfiguration, bad path configuration, vulnerable kernel,
vulnerable software running with high privileges, writable
scripts invoked by root, sensitive information stored on local
files, credentials saved in the memory, hard-coded credential
contained in the application configuration files, and many
more. How To Pass OSCP Series: Active Directory Security
Step-by-Step Guide Part One This book is the third of a series
of How To Pass OSCP books and focuses on techniques used
in Windows Active Directory (AD) and Privilege Escalation.
This book is a step-by-step guide that walks you through the
whole process of how to identify active directory security
issues and escalate privilege in the Windows environment
using many common techniques. We start by gathering as
much information about the target as possible either manually
or using third-party tools, such as Responder, mitm6,
PowerView, BloodHound, etc. Next, we search for
misconfigurations in user rights, Kerberoasting, AS-REP
Roasting, built-in vulnerabilities, generating Golden and Silver
tickets, creating backdoor using DCShadow and DCSync, and
many more. Read more