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Cracking the Perimeter (OSCE)

the_hutch

With our group of new OSCPs on this site, I figure the question will be asked eventually so I'll just throw it out there.

Any plans to enroll in CTP?
What is your timeline?

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the_hutch

So call me a glutton for punishment, but the day after I submitted my report, I already found myself googling reviews for the CTP course and OSCE exam. I think I'm going to go for it. And this time, I'm not going to do what I did with PWB and spend years figuring out ways to "prepare." Once again, time to bite off more than I can chew and prepare to renew my lab time as many times as it takes to finally swallow.

** After typing that, I realized how inappropriate that sounds :-/ **

As far as my timeline...I'm going to be separating from the military on October 1st. As soon as I land a job and have settled in, I'm planning on enrolling. Should be starting before the end of the year.

Here we go again, lol.

YFZblu

Nice! Definitely consider making a progress thread for that.

r0ckm4n

I'm planning to do it, but not until next year. I am currently taking the eLearn Security Web Pen Testing course. I was thinking about starting around May or June, but since we are typically slow 1st quarter, I will look at taking it then.

the_hutch

How is the eLearn WAPT course? I saw they are still running the special offer where you get the PenTest course for free with purchase of WAPT.

r0ckm4n

the_hutch wrote: »

How is the eLearn WAPT course? I saw they are still running the special offer where you get the PenTest course for free with purchase of WAPT.

I like the course. It is different from PWB in the fact that the course materials are very thorough. If there is any outside resources required, they provide a URL to the resource. The Offsec way as you know is a great way to learn, but I was ready for a course that didn't require the extra work and research outside of the course materials. Going into this course after the OSCP is making it easier as well. I am able to leverage things I learned from PWB. I purchased the course when they had the launch event for the course and got 30% off.

martin24

the_hutch try solving theirs test before enrolling because it is necessary to get passed it when You want to even register

wes allen

This came up in my twitter feed and thought it was worth sharing:

OSCE and Me - OJ's perspective