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OSCP Training (PEN 200)

Advanced CTF & Penetration Testing

Don't just learn pentesting.
Practice it.

Build practical offensive-security skills through a progressive CTF-based training journeyβ€”from enumeration and exploitation to privilege escalation, Active Directory, tunneling and complete attack chains.

Live Classes Practical Labs Projects Interview Preparation
ctf-lab / attack-chain
$ enumerate target
[+] services discovered
$ identify attack path
[+] vulnerability confirmed
$ exploit β†’ shell
[+] initial access
$ privilege-escalation
[+] higher privileges
$ pivot β†’ enumerate β†’ compromise
[βœ“] attack chain completed
20Practical Modules
4CTF Difficulty Levels
60 hrsLive Lab-Based Training
120+Practical Topics
10,000+ professionals trainedTraining security professionals globally since 2015.
Industry-recognised instructorsCertified professionals acknowledged by Facebook, Google, Microsoft and 20+ global companies.
Placement support includedResume reviews, mock interviews and direct referrals to 100+ partner organizations.
Course positioning

Theory tells you what to do. Practice teaches you what to do next.

Most courses hand you a list of commands. This one puts you in front of a live target and makes you decide what to do next.

When you only learn theory

βœ• You may know commands but struggle to choose the next step.
βœ• Unexpected enumeration results can interrupt your workflow.
βœ• Multi-step exploitation can feel unfamiliar.
βœ• Practical interview scenarios become harder to explain.

Practice-first approach

βœ“ Learn the methodology.
βœ“ Apply it inside practical labs.
βœ“ Troubleshoot when the first approach fails.
βœ“ Repeat until the workflow becomes familiar.
β€œI was nervous and filled with self-doubt. Despite trying various resources, I struggled to grasp the conceptsβ€”until I discovered Ignite Technologies.”— Kinjal Patel, verbatim Google review
Your learning outcomes

From first scan to complete attack chain

Six skill areas that run through all 20 modules β€” every one practised in the lab, not just explained.

Recon & Enumeration

Identify services, users, shares, applications and useful attack-surface information.

Exploitation

Turn identified weaknesses into practical attack paths in lab environments.

Privilege Escalation

Practice Linux and Windows escalation scenarios after initial access.

Web Pentesting

Work through the web attack topics already present in the curriculum.

Active Directory

Practice enumeration, authentication, lateral movement and DACL abuse topics.

Pivoting & Tunneling

Understand port forwarding and tunneling within practical network scenarios.

Learning journey

One skill builds the next

The 20 modules are sequenced the way a real engagement runs β€” each stage feeds the next.

01ReconFind the surface
02EnumerationUnderstand services
03ExploitationGain access
04PrivEscIncrease control
05AD / PivotMove deeper
06CTFPut it together
20 practical modules

Keep the depth. Make it easier to scan.

Click any module to see the exact topics covered.

  • Introduction to CTF and its importance in cyber world
  • Introduction to Cyber Range
  • Difference between CTF and Cyber Range
  • CTF Course overview
  • Types of CTF challenges platform
  • Famous Channel Of CTF
  • Basics of Linux service
  • Linux foremost commands
  • Linux filesystems
  • Linux Utility
  • Installing & configuration of systems packages
  • Deleting & removing systems package
  • Reading Logs
  • Basics of Windows services & Registry
  • Windows foremost commands
  • Windows filesystems
  • Windows Utility
  • Working of dll, Python & C-programs
  • Installing & configuration of systems packages
  • Deleting & removing systems package
  • Reading event Logs
  • Introduction to toolbox
  • Kali Linux services
  • Searching, Installing, and Removing Tools
  • Basic to Advanced Pentesting Commands
  • Finding Files in Kali
  • Overview
  • DNS Enumeration
  • SMB Enumeration
  • NFS Enumeration
  • MSSQL Enumeration
  • SMTP Enumeration
  • SNMP Enumeration
  • TCP Connect Scan
  • Network Sweeping
  • Stealth Scanning
  • UDP Scanning
  • Banner Grabbing
  • OS Discovery
  • NSE Scripts
  • Web Application Enumeration
  • SQL Injection
  • File Inclusion
  • Remote Code Execution
  • Authentication Bypass
  • Directory Brute Forcing
  • Cross Site Scripting
  • Directory Traversal
  • Kali Linux Wordlists
  • Creating Wordlists
  • Retrieve Password Hashes
  • Hydra/Medusa/Ncrack
  • Windows Credential Dumping
  • Overview
  • AD & Domain Controller Lab Setup
  • Active Directory Enumeration
  • Active Directory Authentication
  • Lateral Movement with NetExec
  • NXC LDAP Enumeration
  • EXE
  • HTA
  • Batch File
  • PowerShell Modules
  • MSI
  • Overview & Lab Setup
  • Port Forwarding
  • SSH Tunnels
  • Chisel
  • Ligolo-NG
  • FTP
  • Python HTTP Server
  • Netcat
  • CURL
  • Wget
  • NXC
  • Python SMB Server
  • PowerShell File Transfer
  • Rustcat
  • Netcat
  • Pwncat
  • Windows ConPTY
  • Generic Write
  • Force Change Password
  • Add Group Members
  • BloodHound
  • Generic ALL
  • Lab Setup
  • Enumeration
  • Enable xp_cmdshell
  • Exploit xp_cmdshell
  • Token Impersonate
  • Understanding Linux Privileges
  • Writable Script
  • Crontab
  • Kernel
  • SUID
  • Automated Script
  • Sudoers
  • Python Library Hijacking
  • Disk Group Privileges
  • Manual Post Enumeration
  • Kernel/Bypass UAC/Patch Levels
  • Windows Services
  • Backup Operator Group
  • Token Impersonate
  • Unquoted Service Path
  • Scheduled Task
  • Automated Script
  • www.revshells.com
  • HackTools Firefox Addon
  • CyberChef
  • Ascii to Hex
  • LOLBin
  • GTFOBin
  • Process Monitor
  • Report Writing
  • Google Hacking Database
  • SearchSploit
  • Exploit DB
  • SecurityFocus
  • PacketStorm Security
  • Mitre CVE
  • Level 1: Easy
  • Level 2: Medium
  • Level 3: Intermediate
  • Level 4: Hard
CTF progression

Start simple. Build complexity.

Four difficulty levels, each one assuming you have cleared the last.

LEVEL 01 Β· EASY

Build Fundamentals

Practice core enumeration and straightforward attack scenarios.

LEVEL 02 Β· MEDIUM

Combine Techniques

Connect multiple discoveries into a working attack path.

LEVEL 03 Β· INTERMEDIATE

Think Through Problems

Handle less obvious paths and troubleshoot failed approaches.

LEVEL 04 Β· HARD

Advanced Attack Chains

Apply multiple skills in more complex practical scenarios.

Prerequisites

You’re ready if you have the basics

Not sure if you qualify? Book a free demo β€” we’ll help you pick the right starting point.

Advanced Ethical Hacking Techniques
Networking Services
OWASP Top 10
Linux / Windows Basics & Major Commands
Unix File System
Content Management System Basics
Inside the lab

Practice the workflowβ€”not just the command

This is the loop you repeat until it becomes instinct: enumerate, decide, exploit, escalate, pivot.

$ nmap -sC -sV target.local
PORT    STATE   SERVICE
22/tcp   open    ssh
80/tcp   open    http
445/tcp  open    microsoft-ds

[+] Web application discovered
[+] SMB share enumerated
[+] Initial foothold β†’ privilege escalation
[βœ“] Attack chain completed
β€œThe goal is not to memorize a command. The goal is to know what to investigate next.”Practice-first learning principle
βœ“ Hands-on demonstrations
βœ“ Practical lab environments
βœ“ Scenario-based troubleshooting
βœ“ Projects and practical exercises
βœ“ Interview preparation
Fees & duration

What it costs, and how long it takes

No hidden charges. Ask us about instalments or group rates if you need them.

Early bird · closes 30 Sep 2026 1 days left
Pro level
Course fee ₹85,000 ₹70,800 or $766 USD $920 You save ₹14,200
Duration 60 hours of live, instructor-led training
  • Live instructor-led classes
  • Hands-on lab access
  • Projects and practical exercises
  • Interview preparation
  • Certificate on completion

Outside India or after hours? Fill the enrollment form instead — we reply by email.

Regular fee ₹85,000 applies once the 5 Oct batch opens.

Not ready to decide? Sit in on a free demo class first β€” nothing to pay until you’re sure.

What students say

Don't take our word for it

Unedited reviews our students left on Google.

Google
I learned about Ignite Technologies at defcon 32. It started slow as I was on a self study path until I discovered Ignite and learned that I could have a coach and a cohort who were studying like myself. I subscribed to red teaming and AD classes β€” they were at night and early morning, which worked well while my family was sleeping. I passed my OSCP first attempt in late October.
R Robert J Rodgers Red Teaming + AD Β· Passed OSCP Β· Google Review
Google
The OSCP training provided here is exceptionally well-structured, emphasizing hands-on, real-world penetration testing scenarios. The depth of knowledge demonstrated by the instructors, particularly Komal Rajput, is truly commendable. The training was not just about passing the OSCP exam but about developing a strong foundation in offensive security.
N nisha sharma OSCP training Β· Google Review
Google
I’m writing to express my gratitude for the ongoing OSCP training. This is my second time taking it with Ignite Technologies. Trainers make the complex material engaging and easy to understand, and their real-world experience adds invaluable insights to the training.
S Shivakumar Munuswamy OSCP Β· Returning student Β· Google Review
Google
I’m currently pursuing the OSCP+ course at Ignite Technologies, and it has been an amazing experience! The mentors are highly skilled and provide clear guidance, making even complex topics easier to grasp. The hands-on labs are well-designed and prepare you for real-world penetration testing.
C chandan kumar OSCP+ course Β· Google Review
Google
The institute stands out as the best choice for pursuing this course due to its comprehensive, well-organized class structure, meticulously detailed notes, and the continuous support provided for both subject matter inquiries and configuration issues. This guidance ensures a smooth and effective learning experience, particularly in mastering OSCP concepts.
G Gautham Ramasamy OSCP Β· Local Guide Β· Google Review
Google
Ignite provides top-notch training with a well-structured approach and deep expertise. I also took part in their CTF, which was both challenging and insightful. Highly recommend them for anyone looking to enhance their skills!
S siviwe ntanjana CTF Β· Google Review
FAQ

Before you start

Who should take this training?+
Learners who already have basic cybersecurity, networking and operating-system knowledge, and want to move from theory into practical exploitation and CTF-style problem solving.
Are practical labs included?+
Yes. The training is fully hands-on and runs inside live lab environments β€” every module is practised, not only demonstrated.
Does the curriculum cover Active Directory?+
Yes. The existing curriculum includes Active Directory enumeration/authentication, lateral movement, DACL abuse and BloodHound topics.
Does it include Linux and Windows privilege escalation?+
Yes. Modules M16 and M17 cover Linux and Windows privilege-escalation topics respectively.

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