EXP-301: Windows User Mode Exploit Development
OffSec’s Windows User-Mode Exploit Development (EXP-301) course provides a comprehensive understanding of modern exploit development techniques. Learners gain hands-on experience crafting custom exploits and bypassing security defenses in a self-paced environment designed to elevate their skills in ethical hacking and vulnerability discovery.
Successful completion of the online training course and passing the associated exam earns the OffSec Exploit Developer (OSED) certification. This certification validates expertise in advanced exploit development techniques, including reverse engineering, writing shellcode, and bypassing modern mitigations, making certified professionals invaluable for identifying and addressing vulnerabilities in software applications.
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My journey has taken me through the intricacies of reverse engineering, crafting custom shellcode... I'm grateful for my dedication and curiosity about cybersecurity, and the resilience I've developed along the way.
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...everything that I learned will be very helpful in my malware reverse engineer path... thanks OffSec for constantly maintaining and improving their training system...
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This is, by far, the most challenging (and fun) exam of OffSec I have done so far, but It was worth the time; the content is extremely well structured :)
