OSCP Exam Practice: Step-by-Step Pentesting Question Set - 2

About this course

Preparing for the OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional) exam requires hands-on experience in realistic penetration testing scenarios. This practice test course is designed to help learners master the essential mid-level skills tested in OSCP, including Linux privilege escalation, Windows privilege escalation, post-exploitation and persistence, network pivoting, tunneling, and Active Directory attacks.Each module includes exam-style practice questions, lab prompts, success criteria, and scoring rubrics. This structured approach allows you to simulate the exam environment while strengthening your technical methodology and time management skills.The Linux privilege escalation section covers enumeration (sudo -l, SUID, cron jobs, environment variables), kernel exploit overviews, and misconfigurations. Windows privilege escalation labs focus on service misconfigurations, registry weaknesses, unquoted paths, token impersonation, UAC bypass concepts, and tools such as winPEAS, PowerUp, and mimikatz.Post-exploitation exercises include maintaining access with reverse/bind shells, persistence methods, lateral movement strategies, data discovery, exfiltration, and cleanup. Pivoting and tunneling labs explore SSH forwarding, proxychains, socat, chisel, and multi-hop attack strategies. Active Directory content covers domain fundamentals, Kerberos attacks (Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting), Pass-the-Hash and Pass-the-Ticket, BloodHound analysis, and hands-on Impacket and Rubeus usage.By practicing with these structured labs and question sets, you will build confidence, improve exploitation speed, and refine your OSCP reporting skills. Every module emphasizes not only technical exploitation but also proper documentation, so you can replicate exam conditions and prepare professional penetration testing reports.This course is ideal for students who are already familiar with basic penetration testing and want focused