Offensive Security Pathway Level 5 Of 6

Offensive Security Pathway – Level 5 Of 6
Published 3/2025
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Offensive Security Major (OSM) – Sharpen your technical hacking skills

What you’ll learn

Implement advanced persistence techniques for both Windows (e.g., Scheduled Tasks, registry hacks) and Linux (e.g., CRON jobs, SSH misconfigurations) systems.
Learn pivoting and lateral movement strategies to navigate and exploit compromised networks.

Understand the fundamentals of cloud security and exploit common vulnerabilities in cloud environments.

Dive into Azure hacking, learning to exploit misconfigurations in Azure AD and IAM for access.

Develop your skills in exploit development, focusing on discovering and leveraging buffer overflow vulnerabilities.

And more.

Requirements

Intermediate – Advanced Course! This course is designed for those with intermediate hacking skills. To get the most out of it, you should have a solid foundation in ethical hacking or have completed Levels 1-4. If you’re ready to push your skills further, this is the perfect next step!

Description

Overview

Section 1: Introductie

Lecture 1 5.1 Intro

Lecture 2 5.2 Course Content

Lecture 3 5.3 Advanced Persistence Techniques – Windows
Lecture 4 5.4 Advanced Persistence Techniques – Linux

Lecture 5 5.5 Data Exfiltration Techniques

Lecture 6 5.6 Pivotting

Lecture 7 5.7 Buffer Overflows

Lecture 8 5.8 Cloud Exploitation – General Concepts and Azure Concepts

Lecture 9 5.9 Cloud Exploitation – Azure Enumeration and gaining credentials

Lecture 10 5.10 Cloud Exploitation – Azure Persistence

Lecture 11 5.11 Documentation and Reporting

Lecture 12 5.12 Wrapping Up

Penetration testers aiming to improve their reporting and documentation skills for professional engagements.,Security professionals seeking advanced persistence and exploitation techniques in Windows and Linux environments.,Ethical hackers wanting to understand how to exploit and navigate compromised cloud infrastructures, including Azure.,Red team operators focused on pivoting, lateral movement, and network expansion techniques.,Cybersecurity professionals interested in learning buffer overflow exploitation for both Linux and Windows systems.