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My OSCP Repo

A look at my personal OSCP notes and repository

March 8, 2026
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My OSCP Repo

I’m beyond excited for this. I had an original repo, but it wasn't solid. It was full of .exe files, sure. However, I really needed to get organized. That had me thinking, what if I put everything that I've been working on in one spot? Not just, hey, I can clone it and get my tools. I will make it my mission to get everyone to pass this exam. Like making my own custom list of things I found.

Including my text file on things I saw when I first started, all the oscp notes I made here, and other tricks I found. I officially finished the OSCP A, B, and C as of today. I feel more than ready.

This is the basis of it.

As well as trying to have fun while making it. I really got to learn a lot more with GitHub this past weekend, and I'm extremely proud of myself.

I included as much as I could here. And with every section, taking Gaining Access as an example:

It comes with commands and scripts I made for quicker recon/or tool, and the link to my OSCP Notes series.

I really want everyone to pass as well as I. But seriously, thank you, guys, for grabbing my notes and sharing them. With the photos, I try to have some fun with them vs. constantly reading text.

This is my first repo; I put together and ran with it. I hope it helps on your journey.

Going into the third time now has me more excited to give it a shot and really pwn some boxes. Thanks for reading, and hope this repo helps.

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