How To Hack The Box To Your OSCP (Part 3) is the final and most advanced installment in the HTB → OSCP learning path. This course dives deep into real-world Red Team tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), with over 50 offensive techniques mapped directly to the MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Framework.
Designed for serious practitioners, this course breaks away from shallow walkthroughs and instead reveals the expert mindset behind attacking hardened systems. You’ll follow a structured methodology that mirrors how modern adversaries compromise networks, evade defenses, pivot laterally, and maintain access.
What You’ll Learn
- How modern adversaries breach public-facing web servers
- How to weaponize benign applications with real exploits
- Advanced AV & EDR evasion using shellcode loaders
- Lateral movement, reverse tunneling, and network expansion techniques
- How to think and communicate using MITRE ATT&CK terminology
- How to validate and exploit SQLi, XSS, SSTI, and command injection
Course Content
10 sections • 29 lectures • 5h 22m total length
Key Technical Coverage
- MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise Matrix walkthrough
- Enumeration with PING, NMAP, RPC, SMB, and Web tooling
- Web exploitation: SQL Injection, XSS, SSTI, RCE
- Reverse shells (PowerShell, Netcat, Meterpreter) and shell upgrades
- Privilege escalation using PEASS-ng and native Windows tooling
- Tunneling, pivoting, and reverse proxy techniques
- Credential access, cracking, and lateral movement
- Defense evasion and AV bypass techniques
- Active Directory attacks including ADCS and NoPAC
- Container escape and exploitation
- Detection engineering, log analysis, and source code review
Tools & Techniques Covered
ping, nmap, rpcdump, rpcclient, smbmap, smbclient, crackmapexec, Burp Suite, feroxbuster, wfuzz, chisel, hashcat, responder, PEASS-ng, Meterpreter, PowerView, Rubeus, Certify, certutil, ProxyChains, tshark, SharpCollection, and more.
Requirements
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Hack The Box VIP account
- Intermediate to advanced understanding of penetration testing
- Comfortable working in Linux and Windows environments
Who This Course Is For
- Intermediate to advanced Red Team operators
- Penetration testers preparing for OSCP-style challenges
- Blue Team SOC analysts and threat hunters
- Security-focused software developers
- Cybersecurity managers seeking insight into real-world intrusion paths
By the end of this course, you won’t just know how to hack harder Hack The Box machines—you’ll understand why attacks work, how defenders can detect them, and how real adversaries chain techniques together to compromise entire environments.
Be warned: this course is intense. But if you’re ready to push your skills to elite level, this is where it happens.
