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OSCP · Linux security controls
Linux access can be limited by ownership, mode bits, ACLs and mandatory security controls such as SELinux. A file's visible mode alone may not explain a denial. Identify the process identity…
OSCP · Authorized penetration testing
A penetration test starts with explicit scope, permitted techniques, timing and stop conditions. These boundaries protect operations and make results interpretable. Demonstrate the impact ne…
OSCP · Web application security
Browser-side checks improve usability but can be bypassed. The server must validate input and authorize the requested operation on the specific object. Keep data separate from executable que…
OSEP · Directory security assessment
Directory security depends on relationships among accounts, groups, computers and delegated permissions. A seemingly ordinary account may control another object that holds stronger access. E…
OSEP · Authorized penetration testing
A penetration test starts with explicit scope, permitted techniques, timing and stop conditions. These boundaries protect operations and make results interpretable. Demonstrate the impact ne…
OSEP · Security findings and communication
A useful security finding connects an affected asset, the observed weakness, the conditions for exploitation and the resulting impact. Include enough reproducible evidence to verify the conc…
OSWE · Security-focused code review
A security review follows data from an input boundary to the operation it can influence. Inspect validation, transformations and authorization along that path. Look for actual reachability a…
OSWE · Secure software lifecycle
Security requirements belong alongside functional requirements. Model likely misuse early, use secure implementation patterns, and check changes through review and testing. Track dependencie…
OSWE · Web application security
Browser-side checks improve usability but can be bypassed. The server must validate input and authorize the requested operation on the specific object. Keep data separate from executable que…
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