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oscp-notes-2026

OSCP field notebook: merged technique vault and numbered notes. MIT.

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OSCP Field Notebook

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license gitlab

Port-indexed pentest methodology notebook: decision trees, copy-paste command patterns, and lessons from authorized practice boxes (HTB / PG / personal labs). Merged from the older finalnotes-vault into this single tree.

A workflow you can run under time pressure. Commands and decision trees first.

Public study notes for authorized practice only (your labs, HTB/PG, courses you own). No exam keys, no live engagement dumps, no OffSec course content dump.

Repo: https://gitlab.com/WattoCyber/oscp-notes-2026

At a glance

WhatOSCP-style field notes: decision trees, command patterns, technique cards.
Who it is forOSCP candidates and lab operators who want a workflow they can run under time pressure.

Quick start

root@kitploit:~
git clone https://gitlab.com/WattoCyber/oscp-notes-2026.git
cd oscp-notes-2026

# optional: bind placeholders to your lab IPs
# edit 00-Start-Here/Variables.md
python fill-variables.py apply
python fill-variables.py status
python fill-variables.py reset # restore placeholders

Success signal: python fill-variables.py status prints Status: PLACEHOLDERS (before apply) or Status: FILLED (after apply with real IPs in Variables.md). Open Home.md or Find.md (every note, GitLab-clickable). Wikilinks still work in Obsidian. Refresh the catalog with python3 scripts/build-find.py.

Requires Python 3 only (stdlib). No pip install.

Exam/lab scripts (bash first, tables in scripts/data/):

root@kitploit:~
ls scripts/
bash scripts/recon/host-scan.sh TARGET
python3 scripts/recon/nmap-next.py scans/TARGET/svc.xml
bash scripts/shells/rev.sh ATTACKER_IP 443 linux

Layout

root@kitploit:~
Find.md                 Generated catalog of every note (GitLab links)
00-Start-Here/          INDEX.md + Quick-Start, Methodology, Variables, Im-Stuck
  Exam/  Cheatsheets/  Charts/
01-Enumeration/         Enumeration-Index.md at root
  Automated-Scanners/  Network-Protocols/  Web-Applications/
02-Web-Attacks/         Web-Index.md, Web-Methodology.md at root
  Recon/  Injection/  File-Attacks/  HTTP-Techniques/  CMS/
03-Active-Directory/    AD-Index.md, First-User-Playbook.md at root
  Enum/  Kerberos/  Credential-Theft/  ACL-Abuse/  ADCS/
  Lateral/  Persistence/  CVE-One-Shots/
04-Linux-PrivEsc/       Linux-Index.md + walkthrough at root
  CVE-One-Shots/  Filesystem/  Hijacking/  Scheduled-and-Services/
  Persistence/  Tools/
05-Windows-PrivEsc/     Windows-Index.md + 3 topic indexes at root
  Checklists/  Local-Techniques/  Persistence/  Service-Abuse/
  Token-Manipulation/  Tools/
06-Pivoting/            Pivoting-Index.md at root + Tools/
07-File-Transfers/      File-Transfers.md at root + Methods/
08-Shells/              Reverse-Shells.md, Msfvenom.md at root
  Shells/  Web/
09-Password-Attacks/    Brute-Forcing-Guide.md at root
  Cracking/  Spraying/  Wordlists/
10-Reporting/           Report-Template.md at root + Exam/
11-Tools/               Tools-Index.md at root
  Payload/  Recon/  Network/  Code/  CVE/  Custom/
scripts/                exam/lab helpers (data/*.tsv + bash; python for parsers)
fill-variables.py       placeholder IP binder
_attachments/           images

Scope (what is / is not here)

In scope

  • General offensive methodology aligned with OSCP-style learning
  • Public-box lessons (HTB, Proving Grounds, personal labs) with secrets redacted
  • Tooling patterns (nmap, nxc, impacket, evil-winrm, ligolo, hashcat)

Out of scope (deliberately)

  • Exam answers, exam host notes, VPN configs, proof flags
  • Full machine writeup libraries
  • Copyrighted OffSec PDF / course text
  • Live client or employer engagement data

Verify current exam rules on OffSec's exam guide. Scoring tables here are study aids and can go stale.

Variable filler

Placeholders used across notes: ATTACKER_IP, TARGET_IP, DC_IP, MS01_IP, MS02_IP, STANDALONE1..3, INTERNAL_IP, INTERNAL_NET, DOMAIN.

root@kitploit:~
python3 fill-variables.py apply # write your IPs into every .md
python3 fill-variables.py reset # restore tokens (uses .variables-backup.json)

Do not commit applied IPs. Keep Variables.md as placeholders in git.

Author

Samson Laird (SamsonCyber / WattoCyber). Built while grinding OSCP-style labs.

The older standalone finalnotes-vault repo is archived. This tree is the living copy.

License

MIT for original structure, scripts, and original prose. Technique knowledge is public security tradecraft. Box names refer to public HTB/PG machines; respect each platform's rules.

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What it is notNot a payload dump, not exam keys, not OffSec course content, and not a substitute for official materials.
Size512+ markdown notes in numbered engagement order.