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I don't see the TJ Null playlist in the video description. I have the newest TJ Null OSCP-Like HTB VM's list, but if you can find that playlist that would be awesome Id love to use it as a resource for studying.
Well I must say idea with 5 easy/medium machines to hack in 24hours is great ! Im 20 days before my 1st exam and gonna do it 4sure ! Thanks ! Great videos !
Hi Gary! You're a great guy and an inspiration, thanks for your videos! I'm following your advices to the letter, and going through HTB's CPTS course to prepare for OSCP next year. In your opinion, compared to the HTB machine difficulty levels, were the OSCP exam machines generally more like "Easy", "Medium" or "Hard"? How did they feel from your view? I mean, some of those HTB "Medium" machines are quite Hellraiser-ish already. I'm trying to figure out the forthcoming pain-level to adjust to, lol. Luckily I've learned to crack "Easy" machines somewhat well by now - occasionally with short guide pointers. Good luck with everything! 🙂 -Aleksi from Finland
Hey buddy! I’ve actually heard that some people find CPTS harder than OSCP! John Hammond has a video on it that you should watch. I’d say the OSCP machines are like easy-medium HTB ones. But remember, there’s a lot of CTF type stuff in the generic HTB machines. OSCP has realistic machines, some of them are old vulns but that’s fine. Best of luck! Hit me on LinkedIn if you’d like to have some DM time about it!
@@theGaryRuddell Hi mate, thanks so much for the reply! OK, that's extremely helpful and interesting intel. Very good to know. So glad to hear they are not all "HTB Hard - Enterprise network" level of pain. 🙂 Will definitely check out Hammond too. So awesome, I'll add you in LinkedIn sometimes soon, great to have a bit support too if some questions come up later! Thanks again, and have an absolutely fantastic weekend.
As of now I can do 5 easy machines in Lil over half day. I'm making up my pace. And now 3-4 easy boxes and 1 or 2 medium. In under a day. What's your thoughts Gary !!
@@theGaryRuddell yes. I document everything. Like what I got in recon, scans, everything. I put down each and every step till the root flag. I learnt documenting from oscp's pg ( I kinda played on free rooms which inculcate me to do faster to make as much boxes as possible)
What Type of computer and operating system did you use? I have a MacBook and he give me hard time with my Cisco packet tracer. What is your recommendation regarding the PC for studying and exam?
love the video gary, would you mind sharing your gitbook notes? if there is anything sensitive on there that isnt applicable to others you might want to change that first \ but Id love to see the notes and transform them into my own and learn from them
Hi Marius! Sorry it took so long to get back to this! Honestly, I can't remember and the list would be too huge. Basically, RUclips is your friend. That's honestly where I got most of my info!
I’m afraid I don’t understand the question. Could you rephrase? OSCP is www.offensive-security.com/pwk-oscp/ and eJPT is elearnsecurity.com/product/ejpt-certification/
Hey gary, I am preparing for OSCP. I have a doubt regarding 10 bonus points; It says "To receive ten (10) bonus points, you must submit at least 80% of the correct solutions for every lab in the PEN-200 course and submit 30 correct proof.txt hashes from challenge labs". But for the 30 correct proof.txt hashes which challenge labs we have to use ? PG Practice, PG Play or anyone ?
Ah it depends. If you want to get more comfortable with how OffSec does labs, yes. But if you just want to play with a big network of machines, there are so many other options. Like Hack The Box Pro Labs etc
I don’t think I can on the free plan that I’m on? I’d also need to go through them with a fine tooth comb to make sure I haven’t left anything sensitive in there!
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I don't see the TJ Null playlist in the video description. I have the newest TJ Null OSCP-Like HTB VM's list, but if you can find that playlist that would be awesome Id love to use it as a resource for studying.
@@mrwhosmynameagain it is in the description now 👍🏼
I truly enjoy your content you've created a fan within me.
Thanks Cal!! I appreciate that 😊
Thanks Gary this is great info knowing you can start with an eJPT v2
You totally can! Check one of my latest videos on OSCP if you’d like to save 10% on it too! Best of luck 🤞🏼
Awesome content! Thanks man!
You’re totally welcome!
Thank you for the tips! Incredible content.
My pleasure! Thanks for tuning in Luiz! Feel free to find me on LinkedIn for more 👍🏼
Well I must say idea with 5 easy/medium machines to hack in 24hours is great ! Im 20 days before my 1st exam and gonna do it 4sure ! Thanks ! Great videos !
Best of luck Jan! I think the biggest tip for the exam is timing your start! Can’t wait to hear how you get on :)
How did it go Jan?
Your video just popped up on my youtube feed. Your intro is how I take every cert test. I plan on taking the OSCP in the future.
You can do it mate!
@@theGaryRuddell Thanks. I'm going to take HTB's CBBH next week.
Amazing! I’ve got to take a pop at their pen tester cert sometime! Need to do a little review of it.
@@theGaryRuddell I would love that. I already have all the mods for it. Thank you for you content and interaction!
@@theGaryRuddell If you do go through everything maybe you could compare the two.
Hi Gary! You're a great guy and an inspiration, thanks for your videos! I'm following your advices to the letter, and going through HTB's CPTS course to prepare for OSCP next year. In your opinion, compared to the HTB machine difficulty levels, were the OSCP exam machines generally more like "Easy", "Medium" or "Hard"? How did they feel from your view? I mean, some of those HTB "Medium" machines are quite Hellraiser-ish already. I'm trying to figure out the forthcoming pain-level to adjust to, lol. Luckily I've learned to crack "Easy" machines somewhat well by now - occasionally with short guide pointers. Good luck with everything! 🙂 -Aleksi from Finland
Hey buddy! I’ve actually heard that some people find CPTS harder than OSCP! John Hammond has a video on it that you should watch. I’d say the OSCP machines are like easy-medium HTB ones. But remember, there’s a lot of CTF type stuff in the generic HTB machines. OSCP has realistic machines, some of them are old vulns but that’s fine. Best of luck! Hit me on LinkedIn if you’d like to have some DM time about it!
@@theGaryRuddell Hi mate, thanks so much for the reply! OK, that's extremely helpful and interesting intel. Very good to know. So glad to hear they are not all "HTB Hard - Enterprise network" level of pain. 🙂 Will definitely check out Hammond too. So awesome, I'll add you in LinkedIn sometimes soon, great to have a bit support too if some questions come up later! Thanks again, and have an absolutely fantastic weekend.
Thanks for the tips
You’re absolutely welcome. Best of luck when you go for it!
mind boggling phenomental video !!!
Ha thanks Cracked Version!
Thanks Gary, your video was very good, you earned yourself a new sub!
Greetings from Arg! :)
Thanks R4z0r! Great handle by the way. Thank you for the sub! 💚
perfection !
Cheers!
As of now I can do 5 easy machines in Lil over half day. I'm making up my pace. And now 3-4 easy boxes and 1 or 2 medium. In under a day. What's your thoughts Gary !!
That’s great! Including documentation?
@@theGaryRuddell yes. I document everything. Like what I got in recon, scans, everything. I put down each and every step till the root flag. I learnt documenting from oscp's pg ( I kinda played on free rooms which inculcate me to do faster to make as much boxes as possible)
Perfect! You’re doing the right drills!
What Type of computer and operating system did you use?
I have a MacBook and he give me hard time with my Cisco packet tracer. What is your recommendation regarding the PC for studying and exam?
I just used the official OffSec Kali VM on my Intel based Mac. But if you need a PC, any old one will do!
love the video gary, would you mind sharing your gitbook notes? if there is anything sensitive on there that isnt applicable to others you might want to change that first \
but Id love to see the notes and transform them into my own and learn from them
Hey! Forget my notes! Check this
The only hacking cheat sheet you need.
ruclips.net/video/BiD2LaxxQ3E/видео.html
Can you make a video or post the other resources that you used for learning (Linux, Windows, Scripting) ! Thanks in advance
Hi Marius! Sorry it took so long to get back to this! Honestly, I can't remember and the list would be too huge. Basically, RUclips is your friend. That's honestly where I got most of my info!
Great information I am also prepration for oscp exam but I am beginner in this field can you tips me for oscp exam clear ☺️☺️☺️
Best of luck with the exam! I hope some of these tips help :)
Can you please guide me which online website good for eJPT and OSCP , kindly help me for OSCP
I’m afraid I don’t understand the question. Could you rephrase? OSCP is www.offensive-security.com/pwk-oscp/ and eJPT is elearnsecurity.com/product/ejpt-certification/
Did you also buy the Premium subscription to INE for eJPT or was HTB sufficient preparation to pass eJPT?
Hey I did eJPT before INE happened. And I didn’t do HTB for it. But HTB would be useful for sure if you’d like lab practice :)
Is it possible to use Kali Linux Base OS not VM?
Yep! Just choose the Bare Metal option on the download page!
Is oscp hiring guarantee or after spending 1500 and its alot especially in egypt it wont be guaranteed
Nothing in life is guaranteed except death and taxes
Does any study path and materials for OSCP ?
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Hey gary, I am preparing for OSCP. I have a doubt regarding 10 bonus points;
It says "To receive ten (10) bonus points, you must submit at least 80% of the correct solutions for every lab in the PEN-200 course and submit 30 correct proof.txt hashes from challenge labs".
But for the 30 correct proof.txt hashes which challenge labs we have to use ? PG Practice, PG Play or anyone ?
It’s been a while since I did mine so I’d recommend reaching out to OffSec staff. Best of luck!!!
@@theGaryRuddell Thanks!
Hi! What's the ipsec you mentioned with HTB? Is the user?
Search RUclips for IppSec or check the description of my video 😊 he’s got an amazing RUclips dedicated to HTB
Would you recommend proving grounds at all?
Ah it depends. If you want to get more comfortable with how OffSec does labs, yes. But if you just want to play with a big network of machines, there are so many other options. Like Hack The Box Pro Labs etc
Imagine you haven't flagged enough to get 70 points, will you keep writing the 24hours reports?
Great question! Honestly, I think I would. It’s worth the practice.
Can you share your gitbook notes?
I don’t think I can on the free plan that I’m on? I’d also need to go through them with a fine tooth comb to make sure I haven’t left anything sensitive in there!
useless tips
Not as useless as your comment 😂