Hey everyone, and welcome back for Part 3!

The response to OSCP Exam Secrets: Avoiding Rabbit Holes and Staying on the Right Track has been huge, proving that efficient strategy is the real game-changer. That feedback is why I’m back with the next crucial set of tips. 🚀

We all know the rush of getting that initial low-level shell, but the actual OSCP exam battle — and the points that decide your success — happen immediately after.

Forget the low-hanging fruit. This post cuts straight to the most time-consuming and frustrating challenge in the entire exam: Windows Privilege Escalation.

This is where candidates either lose two hours staring at a simple local configuration file, or they deploy the right tactical move and find the one golden path to a root shell in under 15 minutes.

Free link to read the blog here

In this blog, we’re discussing the Windows PrivEsc “cheat codes” the OffSec course barely touches on — including the little-known difference between two PHP shells that gives you SeImpersonatePrivilege access every time, and the exact commands to stop Kerberos clock-skew errors cold.