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Welcome to this Open Advanced Windows Exploitation course. This course will challenge you to develop creative solutions to bypass modern exploit mitigations in the Windows Operating System.
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Welcome to this Open Advanced Windows Exploitation course. This course will challenge you to develop creative solutions to bypass modern exploit mitigations in the Windows Operating System.
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"I may not be a pioneer, nor possess the brilliance to uncover intricate zero-days, but through dedicated effort, I can acquire the knowledge and techniques of those more adept than I."
My name is John Tear, I have studied Offensive Security topics since 2017 and work in a highly-sensitive industry as a cybersecurity professional. Previously, I worked in Information Technology for over 20 years, and I have always been 'fascinated' with 'hacking'.
I have completed all the requirements and criteria to earn the OSCP, OSCE (discontinued), and OSCE³ certifications.
You can find me on GitHub and LinkedIn. And you can view my Offensive Security credentials on Accredible.
I hope to take the OSEE at least once!
I have now reached a stage in my learning journey that requires me to delve into more advanced subjects. This course aims to capture and share my acquired knowledge, enabling others to benefit from my experiences.
When it comes to advanced learning, there are not many readily available commercial courses at an affordable price. As a result, I felt it prudent to conduct my own research and document the learning journey.
The course will contain techniques to bypass user mode and kernel mode security mitigations, advanced memory manipulations, kernel driver vulnerability discovery and exploitation, and advanced 64-bit shellcode development.
This course is not a substitute for other Advanced Windows Exploitation courses, nor is it a free, open, copy of any other courses. It is a collection of topics that I am learning and sharing with others. Where appropriate, attribution will be made to others.
Note: Course content may change at any point during writing.
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