Hacker Blueprint's Complete OSCP Notes: Obsidian & Cherrytree

These are the exact notes I used to pass the OSCP, and they are built to help you pass too. With 800+ pages of categorized attacks, techniques, and methodologies, this is the ultimate OSCP study resource.

I spent countless hours compiling and organizing everything you need to know into easy-to-navigate Cherrytree (.ctb) and Obsidian (.md) files - structured, searchable, and efficient note-taking formats perfect for quick lookups during labs or the actual exam.

Inside, you'll find everything from initial access and enumeration to privilege escalation, password cracking, brute forcing, and post-exploitation. It covers Active Directory attacks, Kerberoasting, Lateral Movement, C2 frameworks, token impersonation, Pass-the-Hash/Pass-the-Ticket, topics beyond the OSCP syllabus, and much more..

Even after OSCP, I still rely on these notes in my job, and they’ve been invaluable for bug bounty hunting, internal assessments, and CTFs. If you're serious about passing the OSCP, and having a solid reference for your cybersecurity career, this is exactly what you need!

If you've never used Obsidian before, it's a powerful note-taking tool that allows you to organize your knowledge efficiently with links, tags, and markdown formatting. You can download it for free here: https://obsidian.md

And if you've never used cherrytree notes before, you can easily view these files by using cherrytree on Windows: https://cherrytree-for-windows.en.lo4d.com/windows

In Kali Linux cherrytree is downloaded by default. Please enjoy! 🍒