OSCP Cheatsheet (Including Cherrytree Notebook)

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Hey everyone. I passed my OSCP exam a few weeks ago and have been asked to share my cheatsheet multiple times. I was finally able to restructure and publish it. So the following link contains my personal cheatsheet in markdown and as a cherrytree sqlite file. I hope some of you just starting their journey can use this as a base to build their own and others may discover something new.

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Looking good - thanks for sharing.

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You are very welcome. Glad it is helpful for somebody else too.

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Type your comment> @Countably said:

Hey everyone. I passed my OSCP exam a few weeks ago and have been asked to share my cheatsheet multiple times. I was finally able to restructure and finalize it. So the following link contains my personal cheatsheet in markdown and as a cherrytree sqlite file. I hope some of you just starting their journey can use this as a base to build their own and others may discover something new.

GitHub - CountablyInfinite/oscp_cheatsheet: Commands, snippets, exploits, tools, lists, collections and techniques I used on my journey to becoming an OSCP.

thanks buddy

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You are welcome, i hope you can make use of it.

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Very nice mate, thank you for sharing

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Thanks for sharing!

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Thank you, i am glad you guys can make use of it.

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It is always a Win32 BO. You can train it very well with Tiberius free BOF room over at tryhackme!

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Good question. I guess i will concentrate on my master thesis and my family, they made some sacrifices for me beeing able to achieve this. (“Daddy are you hacking today?”) (After this, i am not sure. Maybe i’ll go for OSWE? Sounds like fun to me)

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I am currently doing my masters in CS specializing in Information Security, so i am sure i’ll end up somewhere in ITSec, but who knows… :slight_smile:
Good luck with your journey, i am sure you will excel!

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Do I know a lot or is this stuff incomplete?

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It is absolutely incomplete, as i pretty much write in the first line of my disclaimer (right where it says “THIS IS WORK IN PROGRESS”). (Also i am sure the flags and tools i use are ridiculous and completly wrong). If you want to spread your knowledge, i would be more than happy to merge your PR.

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@Countably said:
It is absolutely incomplete, as i pretty much write in the first line of my disclaimer (right where it says “THIS IS WORK IN PROGRESS”). (Also i am sure the flags and tools i use are ridiculous and completly wrong). If you want to spread your knowledge, i would be more than happy to merge your PR.

My bad. I do have a ctb, but it’s incomplete(contains all the things that I have knowledge of so far) and not so tidy.

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No worries, you are right there is much room for improvment and additions. If you want to contribute, feel free to issue a PR anytime.

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Yes, i agree with you, it is really hard to channel knowledge and workforce.

The new OSCE will consist of three parts, so you will need 3 certifications (and exams).

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Good luck to you, i am sure you it will be a success.

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This cheatsheet looks really good and tidied up, bookmarked! Thanks for sharing.

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Type your comment> @Countably said:

Hey everyone. I passed my OSCP exam a few weeks ago and have been asked to share my cheatsheet multiple times. I was finally able to restructure and publish it. So the following link contains my personal cheatsheet in markdown and as a cherrytree sqlite file. I hope some of you just starting their journey can use this as a base to build their own and others may discover something new.

GitHub - CountablyInfinite/oscp_cheatsheet: Commands, snippets, exploits, tools, lists, collections and techniques I used on my journey to becoming an OSCP.

CONGRATS!!!

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thanks