The best Hacking Cert just got updated (OSCP PEN-200)

If you want to become a Pentester in 2023, then you should get your OSCP - this is what a lot of experts I interview recommend. The Official OSCP course (PEN-200: Penetration Testing with Kali Linux) recently got updated. I interview Jeremy Miller from OffSec about the changes.

Disclaimer: I was NOT paid for this interview. I wanted to make this video because it affects many of you watching and I would have done it without receiving anything from OffSec. However, they did give me access to Learn One for one year so I could see the course content. This has helped me prepare for the interview. Hopefully I'll be able to make more content covering what is in the PEN 200 course in future :)

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// Offsec //

// Jeremy's SOCIAL //

// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

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00:00 - Coming up
00:28 - Intro
00:31 - Updated OffSec PEN-200 course for 2023 // What's changing?
05:22 - Hacking is not easy as it seems
07:46 - Preparing for the real world
10:19 - Pre-requisites for the course
14:15 - Jeremy's background // Journey to pentesting
21:13 - Approach with an open mind
22:41 - Learning models & challenges
28:10 - Feedback loop
30:16 - Buffer overflow explained
32:34 - What has been removed & added // PEN-200 updated
37:30 - What is "pedagogy"? // Changing ways to teach and learn
40:38 - The PEN-200 course and the OSCP exam
44:11 - Old and new OS available in PEN-200 course
46:04 - Things are changing but not everything
48:24 - OffSec subscriptions and contents
49:43 - Pros vs. Cons // Helping students understand
52:14 - Final words & conclusion

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[davidbombal]

If you want to become a Pentester in 2023, then you should get your OSCP - this is what a lot of experts I interview recommend. The Official OSCP course (PEN-200: Penetration Testing with Kali Linux) recently got updated. I interview Jeremy Miller from OffSec about the changes.

Disclaimer: I was NOT paid for this interview. I wanted to make this video because it affects many of you watching and I would have done it without receiving anything from OffSec. However, they did give me access to Learn One for one year so I could see the course content. This has helped me prepare for the interview. Hopefully I'll be able to make more content covering what is in the PEN 200 course in future :)

// Documentation //

// Offsec //

// Jeremy's SOCIAL //

// David's SOCIAL //

// MY STUFF //

// SPONSORS //

// MENU //
00:00 - Coming up
00:28 - Intro
00:31 - Updated OffSec PEN-200 course for 2023 // What's changing?
05:22 - Hacking is not easy as it seems
07:46 - Preparing for the real world
10:19 - Pre-requisites for the course
14:15 - Jeremy's background // Journey to pentesting
21:13 - Approach with an open mind
22:41 - Learning models & challenges
28:10 - Feedback loop
30:16 - Buffer overflow explained
32:34 - What has been removed & added // PEN-200 updated
37:30 - What is "pedagogy"? // Changing ways to teach and learn
40:38 - The PEN-200 course and the OSCP exam
44:11 - Old and new OS available in PEN-200 course
46:04 - Things are changing but not everything
48:24 - OffSec subscriptions and contents
49:43 - Pros vs. Cons // Helping students understand
52:14 - Final words & conclusion

Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

#hacker #pentester #oscp

[jacobfinder]

David is great. I started in IT in 1992 with Electric Data Systems. AS400 admin and Networking. Unix of course. I do Pentesting and Bug Bounty. Great fun. I am 70 years old 🎉

[alexfe]

Thanks David, very grateful with you for the quality of your content, really helpful with the IT communnity

[muhannedbelaid]

Really excited topic David. I have started studying for this cert 2 weeks ago and hope you continue interviewing people from this field 😊. Really appreciate what you’re doing for the community. #ThankyouDaivdBombal

[Znd]

Thanks David, as allways! The best channel.

[galebibrahem]

I appreciate that, Mr. David. Thank you very much. You are truly a national treasure. Thanks again for the effort💫💎💫

[whoisthis]

Thank you for all the amazing info you give the community

[sam]

one of the best explanations I have ever heard!!!! thank you David SIr and Jeremy Sir appreciate it a lot

[micleh]

There were so many inspiring thoughts in the interview for me as a teacher, the gist of which boils down to the last comment, "there are so many people who WANT to learn". If you don't want to learn, if you're not passionate about what you're doing, no pedagogy can compensate for a successful learning path. Unfortunately, this insight is daunting for a teacher passionate about his or her subjects.

[rahathusain]

I can't appreciate you enough for what you're doing David. For new comers like us this is a great help.
Despite our hardwork, the most important thing one needs is Guidance. I can proudly say that I came a long way with the help of your video. I've cleared CEH exam and now getting prepared for OSCP.
A big THANKS for the stuffs I've already learnt and for the stuffs I'll learn in future.

[creatorofimages]

Really really interesting inquiry and life story and how easily you can deviate/go elsewhere from your current position to another in your life if you are open-minded. The toxicity is not toxicity but a test of the person, that is on the receiving end, if they are willing to follow through and really be knowledgeable and competent about what they do! Loved the video!

[Klubbmusic]

I actually just got the Learn One from my employer, so i will jump on this very soon. mu background is that i have CEH cert and a bunch of Microsoft Azure stuff and SOC Analyst knowledge. in my work i am a security consultant. But i want to see this interview is one of the most inspirational i have seen in a long time! great work David & Jeremy 👏

[curwenarthurs]

great video really learnt a lot. thanks for doing it

[ChaosKnight]

I purchased HTB's CPTS and BBH courses, but I'm going to take OSCP after I complete them. OSCP has always been my Mount Everest as a professional, and it seems the course is improving.

[xRakan]

Thank you so much David and Jeremy for this wonderful interview. I learned a lot from YOU GUYS! I absolutely loved this interview, and it helped me to find a path to prepare for the OSCP.

Again, Thank you all❤

[talinross]

I'm taking my cpts right now !! Wish me luck it's been going great so far !🎉

[OriginalJokerFMJ]

I really appreciate the incremental approach for upgrading their exams. That is very real world and also very conscientious of those studying for the exam.

[opinformation]

Your vedios are so cool and informative following you since 1.5 years with out missing a single vedios

[_vid]

Helpful video sir ❤❤❤ lot's and lot's of love & support

[therealblurrybarber]

Absolutely worth knowing and understanding "older stuff". In the real world, as was explained, there is A LOT of outdated firmware/software out there. I work as a wireless network engineer/sysadmin (working on pivoting into to infosec) at an ISP/WISP. I can say there is absolutely old and vulnerable hardware/firmware on our open network. I fear this constantly, and have IDS setup (among other sec measures). But the vulns are still there. Knowing how to exploit these older systems is absolutely valuable