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@@Chengpi Apologies, I updated the link in the description: discord.gg/W9cw5Dszve feel free to join!

There is still no valid link for Discord

@ Now, it’s working and I can see you in! 🦾

I did know that and I’m not surprised at all, for what I’ve seen know during my existence hahaha. But, the point is clear. Are we not rushing too much?

@ The contract with the Wrights has been published and admitted on camera by the Smithsonian they faked it …. 100 percent

@@caiooliveira9108 Hi caio, The material are enough for tackling the exam. Take a look even at this repository, where you can find some guidelines about commands and settings to use. github.com/emanuelepicas/CRTO

i will take the exam soon, the c2 malleable that u have in your github, you use that in the exam? thanks

@ByMoReNo14 good luck! Yes, I used that. But, also you can rely on the one available in the course material. But, that is straight forward to be implemented if you follow the one from zero point security

Hi, I’m sorry to hear that. I’ll try to post it here, in the next days. What is blocking you?

@@Jaiswalkatul Yes she’s wonderful!!

Thanks scammer for boosting my engagement 😂😝

Thanks scammer for boosting my engagement 😂😝

@@kablankadjo yes, we need more of these stories! Let’s empower ourselves!

@@jouwwebvriend Thanks the pleasure was mine! 😝

@@alwayslg Who is Matt Walsh?

@ search him on youtube

@@alwayslg They don’t look alike, but maybe they are cousins. Who knows? 😃

@@water1000ED thanks 😝

@@codemode3187 You will have a set of virtual machines 1 to 1 similar to the machines in the training materials. I suggest to use Cobal Strike following the guidelines of the exam. In that way you can tackle the exam easily!

Yes, sure. It’s done on purpose to allow you to test the payload and beacon once Windows Defender is enabled. Therefore, redo the attacks with more security measures enabled

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What do you mean?

@emanuelepicariello you don't notice that your guest is not good at all ?she seems desperate for attention

She’s a great professional and passionate about what she does.

@emanuelepicariello It's a bulshit, you know that.

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@@raycurtis2368 Wait let me find the link..

@@raycurtis2368 Take a look also at the full documentary made by me 👁️👁️

@@raycurtis2368 www.c-span.org/video/standalone/?538459-1/google-openai-employees-testify-artificial-intelligence-regulation

Hey, awesome question! So here’s what you can do: open up your SafePal wallet and find your USDT. You’ll want to hit ‘Send’ or ‘Transfer’ kind of like mailing it off to your Binance account. Now, over on Binance, grab the USDT deposit address (just make sure you’re using the right network, like ERC20 or BEP20). Paste that address back in SafePal, hit send, and you’re good to go!

@@KendraBorror Stay tune for more!! 😝

@@orca2162 you are welcome!! 😝

@@orca2162 You are welcome 😝

@@MSMukul-q7w Thanks for the comment, I appreciate it and I’m working on it! 🦾

@@Evangelos_Bl Thanks!! Are you planning to take it soon?

​@@emanuelepicariello I just earned the ISC2 CC and am now studying for CyberOps because I need a job as soon as possible, and I believe becoming a SOC analyst is the quickest path. Once I land a job, I plan to go for the OSCP. What do you think?

@Evangelos_Bl yes, that’s from what you are describing is the correct path. Wish you the best and good luck for everything. You can do it 🦾🪖

Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🏾 It’s always inspiring to hear stories of perseverance and success. Glad you enjoyed the episode! Stay tuned for more motivational journeys. 💪🏾🚀

@@LewisHumphreys-t2t Hi Lewis, Great to hear that you are smashing the certification journey. Yes, I suggest to go for CRTO first, due to the time for the exam that you have in comparison with the OSEP exam. The CRTO can help you to master the Active Directory knowledge and the you can ace the offsec exam!

@@emanuelepicariello thanks man this is what I was thinking too. I think CRTO will bridge the gap between OSCP and OSEP.

@LewisHumphreys-t2t Yes, I strongly agree with this!

She’s Helen Toner. You can find the full interview here: www.c-span.org/video/standalone/?538459-1/google-openai-employees-testify-artificial-intelligence-regulation. But also take a look at my documentary 😝

@@Mattanzone Yes, I agree! The EU and UK are leading the way with key actions on AI governance. The EU AI Act is particularly important, as it aims to ensure a safe and smooth transition into a society driven by emerging AI technologies. If you check out the full interview, you’ll notice they highlight the EU and UK as examples of countries making strides in this area: www.c-span.org/video/standalone/?538459-1/google-openai-employees-testify-artificial-intelligence-regulation I’m also planning to host interviews with experts on AI and related topics. One of the companies already taking significant steps is AI & Partners. Feel free to check them out here: www.ai-and-partners.com Would you be interested in joining one of the discussions as well?

I figured it out, I'd missed out the slash before 'home..' in the file path - doh!

Sorry for the late reply, I’m happy that you were able to find the error. Great!! Are you planning to take the BSCP exam soon?

@@GabiEliteForce-um4uu I believe this certification is an excellent way to enhance and deepen your knowledge of AD, especially because it provides ample time to experiment with different attack techniques and observe both successful and unsuccessful outcomes. However, it’s important to already have a solid background in AD. Personally, I came from completing the OSEP, along with additional resources and work experience, before pursuing this certification, which was extremely beneficial. That said, if you are in the early stages of learning AD and C2, this could serve as a great environment to get hands-on experience and start gaining practical skills.

@@emanuelepicariello Is possible to do OSEP without having OSCP, it seem like an interesting cert which I can learn more than OSCP. I watched your video regarding OSEP and I'm definitely committed to achieving it

@@GabiEliteForce-um4uu Yes, it is possible. However, the OSEP is quite challenging. Supplementing your studies with external resources like TryHackMe and Hack The Box should help you manage it effectively. If you’re considering skipping the OSCP, you might want to take the CRTO first, while also incorporating external resources. This can help you avoid the intense exam duration of Offensive Security certifications and might be more affordable. For CRTO, feel free to use the link in the description if you decide to purchase it. Please note, it’s an affiliate link 😝

@@henryvalencia9711 Gracias amico!! 😝❤️

@@bughunter9766 Thanks brother! 😝😃

@@SleepyAizawa69 Thanks! Would you like to see more about it?

@emanuelepicariello hi , I was looking for a video on netcat connecting but with separate computers , and I found your video ... If you make video on connecting two separate computers , not on the same router , I will glad to watch it

@@SleepyAizawa69 Hi 👋🏾, This video is with two different computers with different IPs, therefore routers as well. I was using AWS at that time, but the scenario is similar

@@emanuelepicariello yes , but please teach without aws vps , that's the art

Be careful on opening links, I think the best option to follow at moment is to change your email password or dhl password. Hopefully, they are not the same. Please, use another phone or computer to perform the following. Another risk of opening links, I hope this is not the case. It’s that your current phone or computer is not completely updated or eventually the browser. Which could lead at a complete compromise of the system. I hope this could help you and your problem is not this kind of size of complexity!

@@vpntest5260 Hi, I think, I wrongly deleted the project, but I can see if I can find something similar in the next days. I’ll try

@@SubhashBose-x7c try an old version or more recent. It’s possible that the version that you are using is having some changes that the one that I used

@@kablankadjo grazie 😝

@@H4ck3er01, no I mainly follow the learning path suggested by Port Swigger portswigger.net/web-security/certification/how-to-prepare. These are enough, but do all the labs and take notes about them. If you want to improve your knowledge, doing other labs is always fun. I strongly recommend it. But, to successfully pass the exam you need to fully understand the vulnerabilities explained in the academy. Hope this helps!

@@wolfrevokcats7890 Thanks mate!

@@wolfrevokcats7890 Thanks for the feedback 😁. I’ll do my best for the next one!

@@wolfrevokcats7890 thanks, yes, that was long long time ago. But you are right, for the videos similar to this I’ll use the suggestions 😃

@@emanuelepicariello awesome, did not expect you to response this fast

@@raymondli3240 Hi, Sorry what do you mean? In this lab, you should adjust the length of the string of each fields, before you encode in base64 the string. But, I did not get your question correctly, I think, please let me know. Thanks

I took the 90 days access with one exam attempt, I recommend that but don’t underestimate the time given for accessing the labs, so you can get 10 bonus points and knowledge as well from the labs.😝 If you have more budget and you are aming for OSCP and OSEP then one-time bundle can be more interesting for you. Hope this helps you!

@@henryvalencia9711 Happy to hear that!! 🍀😝🇨🇴

@@nonloso-b1j Thanks hahaha, keep an eye on it 👀😝

Hi @@manondu44, Thanks for spotting this, you are right there are other alternatives solutions. 😝

Hi connann, I believe, the alert might not be showing because of a few reasons. Try clearing your cache or using incognito mode, as old data might be causing issues. Ensure the URL is correctly formatted like this: <script> location="{}/#__proto__[hitCallback]=alert%28document.cookie%29" </script> Some security features in browsers might block the script, so check for any protections like Content Security Policy. Make sure you’re identifying the right prototype pollution vectors and gadgets using DOM Invader, and try to follow all lab steps in Burp’s built-in browser, if possible. Keep in mind that these labs are simulations and might occasionally miss key parts, leading to unexpected behavior. Hope this helps! 😁

@@emanuelepicariello Yeah it was old data, it works if I load a new instance. Thank you for responding.

@@conanngan645 😝

What do you mean? 😂😂

@@lyubenpetrov6430 Thank you for your feedback. You are right, and I appreciate your patience. At that time, my focus was primarily on the solution itself rather than providing a comprehensive explanation of each step. To clarify, creating the “productcatalog” subfolder is necessary because the ProductTemplate class used in the lab is part of the data.productcatalog package. In Java, packages are used to group related classes and provide a namespace management system. The productcatalog subfolder corresponds to this package and ensures that the Java compiler and runtime environment can locate and use the ProductTemplate class correctly. Normally, you would determine the need for such a subfolder by examining the package declaration at the top of the Java source files. In this case, the ProductTemplate.java file includes a line like package data.productcatalog;, indicating that it belongs to the data.productcatalog package. I hope this clears up the confusion! 🙏🏾

@@emanuelepicariello thank you so much for the clarification! Sorry if my tone came across as harsh in my earlier message. I had been working on this lab for a whole day and I was at my wit's end. Your explanation clears everything up. Thanks again and keep up the great work. I will subscribe for sure!

@@lyubenpetrov6430 Thanks for the support and no worries at all. Feel free to ask always!