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Our Learn subscriptions now include two new courses: SOC-200 (for cyber defense roles like SOC Analysts and Threat Hunters) & WEB-200 (for App Security Analysts and Web App Pentesters). Learn about each course and the structure of new courses added to the OffSec Training Library.
Read MoreTristram (aka gh0x0st) shares with us some tips for using python to automate nmap and other parts of your penetration testing process.
Read MoreHave you subscribed to the OffSec Training Library? Learn about the development and release of the new OffSec course downloads feature.
Read MoreHear from Jim O’Gorman, Chief Content and Strategy Officer on the value he sees in the new Learn One and Learn Unlimited subscriptions.
Read MoreThe OffSec Training Library is a subscription-based cybersecurity training platform. Discover more about our Learn One and Learn Unlimited subscriptions.
Read MoreIn this article, community moderator Tristram (gh0x0st) shares with us an approach to scripting payload obfuscation via PowerShell in order to avoid AV and AMSI detection.
Read MoreHow do we learn hacking? What is OffSec’s teaching philosophy? We answer these questions and many more in our How We Teach Hacking webinar.
Read MoreFind the latest on our Discord Server Updates, our recent podcast episodes and the newest applications, tools, etc. created by our OffSec Community Members.
Read MoreStudents can now take advantage of their PWK Labs IT network with the addition of 5 retired OSCP exam machines. Learn more about why we’ve made these changes.
Read MoreMicrosoft seems to be continuously expanding and evolving its set of security mitigations designed and implemented for Windows 10. In this blog post, we’ll examine an upcoming security feature called eXtended Flow Guard (XFG).
Read MoreApple fixed three vulnerabilities in macOS 11.3’s Preferences. Here we present our writeup about how we identified one of the issues, and how we exploited it.
Read MoreIn this article, we’ll examine how effective CET is at mitigating real-world exploits that make use of ROP or stack based buffer overflow vulnerabilities.
Read MoreIn this blog post Offensive Security will explain why you should take the time to understand and learn about your tools before you run them.
Read MoreWe’re spilling the details! Find out what’s new and what’s coming with this monthly recap of what’s happening at Offensive Security.
Read MoreLearn how the fundamental skills taught in Penetration Testing with Kali Linux (PWK) are applicable beyond a career in pentesting.
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