Pentesting Quick Reference OSCP and Beyond

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Pentesting Quick Reference OSCP and Beyond

Basic Tools & Techniques
Linux Basics
Windows Basics
Shells
Uploading Shells/ Transferring Files
FootPrinting
Host Discovery
Scanning
Vulnerability assessment
Metasploit and Meterpreter
Brute Forcing/ Password Cracking
Linux Remote Management Protocols
Windows Remote Management Protocols
Port 20/21 - FTP Pentesting
Port 22 SSH
Port 23 Telnet
Port 25 - SMTP
Port 53 DNS
Port 110/995 POP3 and IMAP 146/993
Port 111 -RPC Bind
Port 135 - RPC
Port 137 NetBios
Port 137, 138 UDP NMDB
Port 161 SNMP
Port 445 - SMB
Port 1433 - MSSQL
Port 1521 Oracle TNS
Port 1833 - MQTT
Port 2049 - NFS
Port 3306 MySQL
Port 3389 - RDP
Port 5985 - WINRM
Port 632 (UDP) IPMI
Redis (6379)
Port 10000 Webmin
Jenkins
Privilege Escalation
Web Pentesting
Cryptography
More Resources
Forensics
IoT Security
API Security
Binary Exploitation
Boxes/ Machines
Private Challenges
Misc tools
Clearing Tracks
SOC Analyst Resources
OSCP Tips and Misc
Buffer Overflow
Linux Vulnerabilities
Different Applications Vulnerabilities
Web3 and Blockchain Security
WIFI Hacking
Misc Tricks
CTF Writeups
Social Engineering
- Active Directory
  AD Basics
  Initial Enumeration of AD
  Password Spraying
  LLMNR Poisoning
  SMB/ NTLM Relay Attacks
  IPv6 Attacks
  Passback Attacks
  AS-REP roasting
  Kerberoasting via AS-rep
  AD Shell
  BloodHound
  AD Enumeration
  Post Compromise
  Group Policy Abuse
  Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) attacks
  Pivoting
  Pivoting from Linux to Active Directory
  Lateral Movement
  Privilege Escalation
  Access Control List (ACL) Abuse Primer
  Post Owning Domain
  AD Common Vulnerablities
  Bleeding Edge Vulnerabilities
  Domain Trusts
  Maintaining Access
  Clean Up
  Hardening Active Directory
  Additional AD Auditing Techniques
- AD Machines Walkthroughs
- Mobile Hacking
- Extracting APIs from Mobile applications
- AWS
- AI Based Pentesting tools
- OT Security Labs
- M5StickC

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