As an Offensive Security 200 level course, OSWA can be easily compared to OSCP at a certain level, where you’ll have 5 Web applications as targets with the objective of collecting local.txt and proof.txt flags to score points. Every flag Read more…
As mobile apps are a very common scope between the projects I currently take, I realized it would be a good idea to get certified on the topic. eMAPT is the only mobile certification besides the GIAC Mobile Device Security Analyst Read more…
Having bought INE’s premium plan, I have access to the Attacking and Defending Active Directory course. After passing the OSCP, my plan was to move further into Red Teaming, and CRTP seemed to be a good fit for the first step. Read more…
There aren’t many black-box oriented certifications in the market regarding Web applications, where eLS offers two (eWPT and eWPTX) and Offensive Security now has the Web Assessor / OSWA, which costs $2.499,00 on its cheapest version. Background and Preparation After Read more…
The famous and all mighty HR gatekeeper, no introductions needed. If you live in a cave and haven’t heard of OffSec or the OSCP exam, you can find details here. Background and Preparation This is an exam that I actually Read more…
Introduction Structured exception handling (SEH) is a Microsoft extension to C to handle certain exceptional code situations, such as hardware faults. Developers will often make use of similar constructs among different languages, such as try-catch, try-except or try-finally statements. Such Read more…
February 17, 2022 eLearnSecurity content and certifications are relatively well-known, with an overall good reputation as their materials are up-to-date and their exams practical and real-life applicable. With that said, and taking into account that there are lots of reviews out Read more…
