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Course Overview
OSEE Certification In Advanced Windows Exploitation (EXP-401), OffSec challenges learners to develop creative solutions that work in today’s increasingly difficult exploitation environment. The case studies in AWE are large, well-known applications that are widely deployed in enterprise networks. The course dives deep into topics ranging from security mitigation bypass techniques to complex heap manipulations and 64-bit kernel exploitation. AWE is a particularly demanding penetration testing course. It requires a significant amount of learner-instructor interaction. Therefore, we limit AWE courses to an in-person, hands-on environment.
This is the hardest course we offer and it requires a significant time investment. Learners need to commit to reading case studies and reviewing the provided reading material each evening. Upon finishing this course, participants will achieve the following:
- Acquire the capability to analyze vulnerabilities present in contemporary Windows operating systems.
- Master techniques for pinpointing flawed code segments within software applications.
- Hone the expertise necessary to craft operational exploits tailored to vulnerabilities detected within modern Windows environments.
Schedule
Advanced Windows Exploitation (EXP-401), is OffSec’s most challenging course available, and is taught by the world’s best cybersecurity instructors. Seating is very limited. Please call 301-258-8200 – Option 4 for upcoming public classes and seat availability or to schedule a private on-site class for your organization.
Program Level
Advanced
Prerequisites
- Participants should be experienced in developing windows exploits and understand how to operate a debugger.
- Familiarity with WinDBG, x86_64 assembly, IDA Pro and basic C/C++ programming is highly recommended.
- A willingness to work and put in real effort will greatly help students succeed in this security training course.
Course Outline
Custom Shellcode Generation
Crafting Exploit Scripts
Building Shellcode Frameworks
Reversing Shell Connections
VMware Workstation Escape from Guest to Host
Data Execution Prevention (DEP) Techniques
Escaping VMware Workstation’s Guest-to-Host Environment
Manipulating Driver Callbacks
Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) Techniques
Understanding VMware Workstation’s Internal Mechanisms
Analyzing the Windows Heap Memory Management
Exploring the Low Fragmentation Heap
Restoring Control Flow
Utilizing Windows Defender Exploit Guard
Mitigating Return-Oriented Programming (ROP) Attacks
Handling Unsanitized User-Mode Callbacks
Exam Information
- Participants who complete EXP-401 and pass the exam will earn the Offensive Security Exploitation Expert (OSEE) certification.
- The OSEE exam assesses not only the course content, but also the ability to think laterally and adapt to new challenges.
- The virtual lab environment has a limited number of target systems. The software within contains specific, unknown vulnerabilities. Students have 72 hours to develop and document exploits. The exam requires a stable, high-speed internet connection.
- You must submit a comprehensive penetration test report as part of the exam. It should contain in-depth notes and screenshots detailing the steps taken and the exploit methods used
BONUS! Cyber Phoenix Subscription Included: All Phoenix TS students receive complimentary ninety (90) day access to the Cyber Phoenix learning platform, which hosts hundreds of expert asynchronous training courses in Cybersecurity, IT, Soft Skills, and Management and more!
Phoenix TS is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints re-garding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its web site: www.nasbaregistry.org
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