My philosophy

I m aware that for people involved with Offense security the mantra "try harder" has become in terms of its intensity,importance and effects something like kryptonite would have on a superman.

The way I think one great philosophy can be beaten is to come up with a more powerful one. For such , I have come up with my own which says.

My strategy

I can write a whitepaper on my strategy but 5 grade ms-paint graphic is plain and simple.

The label in bracket is an attribute level association I have for the certification. Further, to conquer offensive security  I need all x5 otherwise I just find myself spatted under the boulder.

So, the ball is my professional career and If I want to push it forward to the top, these certs need to integrated as part of my "system" or body so it enables successful path to victory.

Pre-preparation

Yes, the name of the page should tell all. Abraham lincoln was a great man as he once famously said

My other hero and fan is bruce Lee, along the same lines said 

For, this my plan which i call it as Pre-preparation plan is to do following

• Read reviews 
• Books
• Study resources 
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Peer help

Here, using linkedin as my source for targeting OSCP audience, I have ping and summarized response from OSCP certified profs:-

Peer	Option	Designation
A	Jackson	94

For privacy I'm hiding real-Ids of contact person, I may change this policy If I get consent from them.

Why I'm here!

This blog is to tell my journey to the world how I plan to prepare and pass the all offensive security certification OSWP,OSCE,OSEE,OSWE, OSCP exam.  Ambitious? Nahh just passing time.

Please be know the name of blog has "into" for a very good reason, I thought so many times to change into "to" but I didn't.Why? My faith...it moves me forward.

This blog will end with the successful completion of the certification. I do have unlimited $$$ and also have the shear stubbornness that is required to outsmart the certification exam outlier "Try harder". I'm forgetting skills right? To that I say and call "work". It simply is work; the work I need to put in to pass the exam, that includes skills,time,money,professionals contacts,documentation and etc.

Most read-ups on offensive security certs i.e OSCP is more of post-event activity; This be different as I plan to take each one of you to this wonderful journey together. I tend to share my joys and failures among you.

I will try as hard as I can to make it a living story as long it takes me to the pass the exam, with frequent material updates and progress I'm making in preparation for this exam.

I think here, I should also give a brief Introduction about myself.

Name: Asad
Location: Pakistan
Work : Private company
Position: SIEM/SOC engineer
Total Ex:8 yrs
Skills: Enough to go for OSCP :)