OSCP Cheat Sheet: Commands, Payloads, and Resources for Successfully Passing the OSCP Certification

27 December 2024 2 minutes Author: Cyber Witcher

The OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) is one of the most prestigious cybersecurity certifications. Successfully passing this exam requires in-depth knowledge and practical skills. Our OSCP Cheat Sheet contains commands, tools, and resources to help you navigate this journey with maximum comfort.

  • Disclaimer: Use the knowledge gained solely for ethical hacking and training. Always follow the laws and regulations for working with security systems.

OSCP Cheat Sheet

Social Media Resources

A list of useful communities, pages, and social media accounts that provide up-to-date advice and resources for successful OSCP preparation.

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Information Gathering

This is a collection of tools for finding data about a target system, such as port scanners, network analysis, and other methods of discovering information.

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Vulnerability Analysis

This section includes utilities and techniques for identifying vulnerabilities in systems and applications that can be used for further exploitation.

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Web Application Analysis

Tools for checking the security of web applications, detecting vulnerabilities such as SQL injections, XSS and other attacks.

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Database Assessment

Commands and utilities for analyzing database security, finding vulnerabilities in access or settings.

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Password Attacks

Methods and tools for cracking passwords, including brute force, dictionary attacks, and other variations.

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 Exploitation Tools

Exploits and scripts have been collected for effective use of found vulnerabilities in systems.

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Post Exploitation

Tools for securing access, analyzing the system after compromise, and collecting data.

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Exploit Databases

Links to resources with a large number of exploits, such as ExploitDB, for efficient search for ready-made solutions.

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Payloads

Examples of popular payloads for exploitation, their configuration and use in various scenarios.

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Commands

Key commands have been collected for performing tests, exploiting vulnerabilities, and working with various tools.

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CVEs

A list of vulnerabilities from the CVE database that can be used to find weaknesses in systems.

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Basics

A section covering the basic knowledge and commands needed to get started with OSCP, including environment setup and key tools.

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Wordlists

Resources with dictionaries that include many password options and word combinations are designed to carry out password attacks.

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