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Cyber Hacking Offensive Security Professional (CHOSP). CHOSP offensive certification program that focuses on hands-on Cyber Hacking offensive information security skills. Offensive exam is a very hands-on Training.

CHOSP Training opens doors to several career opportunities in information security.. In addition to the knowledge you gain from the course. those who pass get bragging rights too. Before you can take the Offensive exam, you are required to take the Penetration Testing with parrot Os (PWP) course. Taking the course is mandatory for you to become eligible to take the Any Offensive Exam.

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How pass the offensive certification?

If you ask Cyber Hacking Offensive -takers about the difficulty level of the exam, you will get varied answers but most people say that it's the most difficult exam they've taken in their lives. This is why it is critical to prepare well for it.:

Linux and Windows Environment - You need to be familiar with both. These will help you spot clues for privilege escalation. I’m a Windows guy and during the labs, I learned Linux the hard way.

Windows and Linux Privilege Escalation - Aside from using kernel exploits, brush up on misconfigurations like weak service/file permissions and NFS/Shares.

Metasploit Framework – Brush up on creating payloads with different formats, using multi handlers, and using staged vs non-staged payloads. Knowing these things will save you some time during your exam.

File transfer - It is important that you know the different techniques to transfer files to a target machine.

Linux and Windows Commands - Knowing Linux and Windows commands helps a lot. Brush up on them!.

Web application attacks (SQLi, XSS, Local File Inclusion, Remote File Inclusion, and Command Execution) - Expect a lot of web application content in the labs. Also, practice bypassing web security filters for injection attacks.

Basic Programming Skills - Expect to debug and rewrite exploits, so know Bash Scripting. This will help you to automate redundant tasks.

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1. Intro With Kali Linux

2. Command Line Fun

3. Passive Information Gathering

4. Active Information Gathering

5. Client-Side Attacks

6. Locating Public Exploits

7. Practical Tools

8. Bash Scripting

9. Vulnerability Scanning

10. Web Application Attacks

11. Introduction to Buffer Overflows

12. Windows Buffer Overflows

13. Linux Buffer Overflows

14. The Metasploit Framework

15. Fixing Exploits

16. File Transfers

17. Privilege Escalation

18. Password Attacks

19. Port Redirection and Tunneling

20. Antivirus Evasion

21. Active Directory Attacks

22. PowerShell Empire

23. Assembling the Pieces: Penetration Test Breakdown

24. Trying Harder: The Labs

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Introduction to Penetration Testing

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Penetration Testing

Setting up a Hacking Lab

Phases of Penetration Testing

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Introduction to Kali Linux Reconnaissance

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Introduction to Reconnaissance

Passive Reconnaissance

Active Reconnaissance

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Scanning Networks

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Network Scanning Concepts

Scanning Tools

Port Scanning Techniques

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Vulnerability Analysis

Web Application Penetration Testing

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Exploit Identification

Web Application Concepts

Web App Threats

Web Application PT

Assisted Demo

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System Penetration Testing

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Exploiting and Gaining Access

Setting up Metasploitable

Exploitation

Assisted Demo

Windows 10 Exploit

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Gaining Access

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Post Exploitation

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Anonymity

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