OSCP Note Template
josephandre
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Hey guys,
I'm currently taking the PWK course and as note organization isn't one of my strengths, I'm a bit overwhelmed at the scope of notes so far.
How have/are you guys setting up your structure in regards to the course and labs? I'm using keepnote and things seem to be getting cluttered fast.
Thanks
I'm currently taking the PWK course and as note organization isn't one of my strengths, I'm a bit overwhelmed at the scope of notes so far.
How have/are you guys setting up your structure in regards to the course and labs? I'm using keepnote and things seem to be getting cluttered fast.
Thanks
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McxRisley Member Posts: 494 ■■■■■□□□□□I have 2 folders, one for the course exercises and one for the lab systems. My folder for the lab systems contains sub-folders for each system I have worked on. Each sub-folder as of right now has 3 child pages, one for my information gathering and exploitation, one for enumeration and another for lessons learned.I'm not allowed to say what my previous occupation was, but let's just say it rhymes with architect.
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josephandre Member Posts: 315 ■■■■□□□□□□Perfect. Fairly close to what I was trying to accomplish. Thank you.
Assuming youve done any ping sweeps or full range enumeration what do you do with those results? -
BlackBeret Member Posts: 683 ■■■■■□□□□□I used keep note and loved the tree layout. I created a parent page for exercises, then another for each of the four lab networks with my full network scan results in there. Under that went a child page for each IP address. Under that was a child page for each step, initial enumeration (contained the results of the scans on that host), exploitation (step by step of how I gained initial access), user level system enum, user level network enum, privilege escalation, root level host enum, root level network enum, Loot.
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josephandre Member Posts: 315 ■■■■□□□□□□Boom. There it is. Perfect
thanks guys.
This course is a blast !