Which specific topic would you like us to cover or host an OffSec live session on?

[graceful prairie]

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[civic edge]

• How to develop instincts for rabbit holes
• How to organize your learning progress
• Box walkthroughs where the person doing the box doesn't know the solution beforehand

[hollow olive]

I would love to see some sort of CPEs involved with OffSec Foundations badges even if it's just 5-10.

[toxic lichen]

Penetration testing again industrial equipment. I have an interest in learning about critical infrastructure and how attacks get into SCADA/PLCs.

I think its an important, none flashy part of penetration testing that will have a long time impact.

[hollow olive]

Maybe notetaking/learning strategies in every exam learning material, taking effective notes isn't super intuitive for some. A channel for people to connect for mentorship and maybe study groups.

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[tender marten]

Practical usecase of ai in the current scenario.

[cold lava]

or at least closed by default

[fallow flare]

• AD methodology after getting your initial pivot

[humble kernel]

AWS pentesting (streaming sessions )

[cold lava]

Any cloud really ☁️

[humble kernel]

Well, AWS is the leader but yeah, any cloud pentesting streaming would be nice

[cold lava]

There's no leader...All fail...All hide it..Or do they?

[humble kernel]

AWS is definitely the market leader followed closely by Azure

I like Azure for MSSQL and AD. The rest ? AWS seems better in my opinion . I’ve used both . AWS more extensively .

[drifting onyx]

I would love to learn more about why OffSec has taken its current stance on disallowing the use of free, publicly available LLMs like Microsoft’s Bing Chat in labs and exams now that it is becoming part of modern security testing processes.

[random ibex]

I would love to see a livestream of tips and tricks for Bug Bounty.

[stuck laurel]

Anything related to hardware hacking

[flint citrus]

OPSEC during pentesting

[hollow olive]

John Hammond has a few of these as well as some in depth malware analysis

[civic edge]

John Hammond almost always knows the solutions to boxes before making the walkthrough. I'm looking for more of a "live enumeration/exploitation process" kind of thing

[hollow olive]

Right, I bet twitch has some, maybe.

[forest hatch]

udemy had some of those 'blind' walkthroughs from hackerone were the person is just trying and doing instead of showing, never understood why offsec does not teach that, with all its emphasize on trying harder...