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Master OSCP Certification Training
At Hackers Learning, our OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) Certification Training is built to prepare ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals for one of the most respected and hands-on penetration testing certifications in the industry.
This advanced training focuses on offensive security tactics, real-time exploit development, and in-depth network and web application penetration testing — all aligned with the latest OSCP exam structure.
Master OSCP Certification Course Highlights
At Hackers Learning, our OSCP Certification Training is designed to prepare you for the real-world challenges of ethical hacking and advanced penetration testing. This course goes far beyond theory, offering deep, hands-on experience in a simulated lab environment that mirrors the structure and difficulty of the actual OSCP exam. You’ll master key offensive security skills—including buffer overflow exploitation, privilege escalation on Linux and Windows systems, and advanced post-exploitation tactics like lateral movement and pivoting.
Our program emphasizes manual exploitation techniques over automated tools, ensuring you gain the practical skills needed to think critically and act like a true penetration tester. You’ll also train in a fully equipped hacking lab with custom-built machines, get access to OSCP-style challenges, and take part in realistic 24-hour exam simulations. From technical walkthroughs to professional report writing, we guide you through every step needed to confidently take the OSCP exam—and succeed in real cybersecurity roles.
- 60-Hour LIVE Instructor-led Training
- Highly Interactive and Dynamic Sessions
- Practical Training on Latest Tools
- 98% Exam Pass Rate
- Learn from OSCP Certified Trainers
- Career Guidance and Mentorship
- Extended Post-Training Support
OSCP Certification Course Learnings
Manual Exploitation – Identify and exploit system vulnerabilities without automation—strengthening your offensive mindset.
Buffer Overflows & Exploit Writing – Craft custom exploits and shellcode while mastering low-level system attacks.
Privilege Escalation – Escalate access in Linux and Windows using real-world misconfigurations and exploits.
Pivoting & Network Access – Move laterally through networks using advanced pivoting and tunneling methods.
Report Writing – Document findings professionally for OSCP exam submission and real-world pentest reporting.
Master OSCP Certification Course Curriculum
The Practice of Cybersecurity
Threats and Threat Actors
The CIA Triad
Security Principles, Controls, and Strategies
Cybersecurity Laws, Regulations, Standards, and Frameworks
Career Opportunities in Cybersecurity
Learning Theory
Unique Challenges to Learning Technical Skills
OffSec Methodology
Case Study:
chmod -x chmodTactics and Common Methods
Advice and Suggestions on Exams
Practical Steps
Understanding Note-Taking
Writing Effective Technical Penetration Testing Reports
The Penetration Testing Lifecycle
Passive Information Gathering
Active Information Gathering
Vulnerability Scanning Theory
Vulnerability Scanning with Nessus
Vulnerability Scanning with Nmap
Web Application Assessment Methodology
Web Application Assessment Tools
Web Application Enumeration
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Directory Traversal
File Inclusion Vulnerabilities
File Upload Vulnerabilities
Command Injection
SQL Theory and Database Types
Manual SQL Exploitation
Manual and Automated Code Execution
Target Reconnaissance
Exploiting Microsoft Office
Abusing Windows Library Files
Getting Started
Online Exploit Resources
Offline Exploit Resources
Exploiting a Target
Fixing Memory Corruption Exploits
Fixing Web Exploits
Antivirus Evasion Software: Key Components and Operations
AV Evasion in Practice
Attacking Network Services Logins
Password Cracking Fundamentals
Working with Password Hashes
Enumerating Windows
Leveraging Windows Services
Abusing other Windows Components
Enumerating Linux
Exposed Confidential Information
Insecure File Permissions
Insecure System Components
Port Forwarding with *NIX Tools
SSH Tunneling
Port Forwarding with Windows Tools
- Tunneling Through Deep Packet Inspection
Getting Familiar with Metasploit
Using Metasploit Payloads
Performing Post-Exploitation with Metasploit
Automating Metasploit
Introduction and Enumeration
Active Directory Manual Enumeration
Manual Enumeration: Expanding Our Repertoire
Active Directory Automated Enumeration
Attacking Active Directory Authentication
Understanding Active Directory Authentication
Performing Attacks on Active Directory Authentication
Lateral Movement in Active Directory
Active Directory Persistence
Enumerating the Public Network
Attacking WEBSRV1
Gaining Access to the Internal Network
Enumerating the Internal Network
Attacking the Web Application on INTERNALSRV1
Gaining Access to the Domain Controller
Training Package
Designed to get you trained with the core knowledge.- Online Live Training
- Live Projects
- Resume Building
- LinkedIn Grooming
- Mock Interview Sessions
- Certificate Assistance
Job Seeker's Package
Designed to make you job ready with knowledge, experience, and grooming.- Online Live Training
- Live Projects
- Resume Building
- LinkedIn Grooming
- Mock Interview Sessions
- Certificate Assistance
Master OSCP Certification Course Outcomes
Real-World Pentesting Skills: Confidently conduct manual penetration tests across systems, networks, and web apps.
Exploit Development Expertise: Write and customize exploits including buffer overflows and shellcode.
Advanced Lateral Movement: Perform privilege escalation, pivoting, and post-exploitation in multi-layered networks.
Professional Reporting: Deliver structured, OSCP-standard penetration test reports for clients or employers.
OSCP Exam Readiness: Be fully prepared to tackle the 24-hour OSCP exam with hands-on experience and confidence.
Unlock Career Opportunities in Cybersecurity
Penetration Tester
Conduct advanced network, application, and infrastructure assessments for organizations.
Red Team Operator
Simulate real-world cyberattacks to test and strengthen enterprise security posture.
Security Analyst
Monitor, detect, and respond to threats using your deep understanding of attacker techniques.
Threat Hunter
Proactively search for hidden threats and indicators of compromise across enterprise networks.
Exploit Developer / Malware Analyst
Analyze vulnerabilities, reverse engineer exploits, and contribute to secure coding or defense strategies.
SOC Analyst / Security Engineer
Use your OSCP knowledge to support security operations, incident response, and hardening strategies.
Know before you Start
| Key Points | Details |
|---|---|
| Basic Knowledge Required | • Solid foundation in networking concepts (TCP/IP, ports, protocols) • Comfort with Linux commands and Windows environments • Familiarity with basic scripting (e.g., Bash or Python) is highly recommended |
| Expect a Hands-On Learning Journey | OSCP is 90% practical. You'll work in real-time labs that simulate live attacker-defender environments. |
| Tool Proficiency Matters | Manual exploitation and custom techniques are emphasized. Tools like Nmap, Netcat, Metasploit, Burp Suite, and text editors (Vim/Nano) are essential. |
| Time Commitment is Crucial | Expect to dedicate 10–15 hours per week. More effort is required closer to the exam. Discipline and consistency are key. |
| Exam Format is Unique | 24-hour practical exam where you must compromise multiple machines and submit a detailed professional report. Timed practice is essential. |
Skills You Will Gain
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FAQs
While not mandatory, it helps to have a foundation in networking, Linux commands, and basic Python or Bash scripting. Hackers Learning provides a strong pre-assessment to help you get started, even if you’re transitioning into cybersecurity.
We focus on practical, exam-aligned training with a structured approach—featuring custom labs, live mentoring, buffer overflow practice, and 24-hour exam simulations to fully prepare you for the OSCP challenge.
No. The official OSCP certification and exam are administered by Offensive Security and must be purchased separately. However, we guide you through the entire registration, preparation, and practice process.
Yes, you’ll receive a Hackers Learning Certificate of Completion, which validates your hands-on training experience and can be added to your resume or LinkedIn profile.
Absolutely. Our labs are modeled on the OSCP exam format, providing OS-level machines, vulnerable services, and pivoting environments to simulate real-world challenges.
