Offensive Security Pathway - Level 6 of 6

About this course

In Level 6, Offensive Security General (OSG), you’ll explore the cutting edge of offensive security techniques and tactics. Learn advanced evasion strategies that allow you to bypass modern security measures like SIEMs, firewalls, User Account Control and EDRs. This module introduces attacks targeting Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS), highlighting how misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in enterprise PKI infrastructures can be exploited to escalate privileges or maintain persistence in Active Directory environments.You’ll also deepen your understanding of Advanced Reverse Engineering, dissecting complex malware with industry-standard tools such as IDA Free and Ghidra. Reverse engineering becomes second nature as you analyze and deconstruct malware to understand its inner workings and discover potential exploits.Finally the module will dive into Wireless Hacking, where you'll explore vulnerabilities in security protocols like WEP, WPA, and WPA2. Using tools like Aircrack-ng, you’ll practice cracking Wi-Fi passwords and compromising wireless networks.By completing this (and the previous courses), you will be well-prepared to take widely recognized and accepted exams and certifications, such as CEH, OSCP, eCPTX, and PNPT. Moreover, you will gain a head start in more specialized advanced exams, such as OSWE and OSED, giving you an edge in your offensive security career. By becoming an OSG (Offensive Security General) you made yourself a valuable asset in the offensive security industry. Welcome General… we need you!SyllabusAdvanced Evasion Techniques: Techniques for evading modern security mechanisms such as SIEMs, firewalls, and advanced anti-forensics methods.Active Directory Certificate Service Attacks: Exploiting AD CS misconfigurations to escalate privileges, maintain persistence, or compromise an entire domain.Advanced Reverse Engineering: In-depth malware

Course objectives

• Prepare for offensive security certifications like CEH, OSCP, and OSWE
• Develop practical skills in advanced security techniques
• Enhance understanding of enterprise PKI vulnerabilities