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<:OSCP1:1114251734823473232> OSCP Exam Changes: Effective on November 1, 2024<:OSCP1:1114251734823473232>

The current OSCP exam will be replaced with a new version that includes the following key changes:

- Enhanced Active Directory (AD) Portion: The AD section will now involve an "assumed compromise" scenario, where learners start with a standard user account on the AD domain and work toward full domain compromise. This update is designed to better reflect the modern penetration testing landscape.

- Removal of Bonus Points: To ensure consistency across all OffSec exams, bonus points will no longer be available. This change aligns the OSCP with other OffSec certifications and emphasizes the skills needed to succeed as a cybersecurity professional.

Introducing the OSCP+ Certification:
When you pass the updated exam, you'll earn the new OSCP+ certification, which differs from the existing OSCP in one significant way—it will expire three (3) years from the date of issuance. You can maintain the “+” designation by completing one of the following Continuing Professional Education (CPE) paths:
- Retake and pass the updated OSCP+ exam before your OSCP+ expires.
- Take and pass another qualifying OffSec certification exam (OSEP, OSWA, OSED, or OSEE).
- Successfully complete OffSec’s new CPE program (details to be announced in late 2024-early 2025).

Note:
If you pass the OSCP exam before November 1, 2024, you will receive the OSCP certification, which does not expire and remains valid indefinitely. If your OSCP+ certification expires after three years, it will revert to a standard OSCP.

OSCP Exam Changes: https://help.offsec.com/hc/en-us/articles/29865898402836-OSCP-Exam-Changes
Changes to the OSCP: https://help.offsec.com/hc/en-us/articles/29840452210580-Changes-to-the-OSCP

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OSCP Exam Changes

Starting November 1, 2024, the OffSec's current OSCP exam will be replaced with an updated version. The updated exam will feature the following changes:

Enhancements to the Active Directory portio...

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<:OSCP1:1114251734823473232> OSCP Exam Changes: Effective on November 1, 2024<:OSCP1:1114251734823473232>

The current OSCP exam will be replaced with a new version that includes the following key changes:

- Enhanced Active Directory (AD) Portion: The AD section will now involve an "assumed compromise" scenario, where learners start with a standard user account on the AD domain and work toward full domain compromise. This update is designed to better reflect the modern penetration testing landscape.

- Removal of Bonus Points: To ensure consistency across all OffSec exams, bonus points will no longer be available. This change aligns the OSCP with other OffSec certifications and emphasizes the skills needed to succeed as a cybersecurity professional.

Introducing the OSCP+ Certification:
When you pass the updated exam, you'll earn the new OSCP+ certification, which differs from the existing OSCP in one significant way—it will expire three (3) years from the date of issuance. You can maintain the “+” designation by completing one of the following Continuing Professional Education (CPE) paths:
- Retake and pass the updated OSCP+ exam before your OSCP+ expires.
- Take and pass another qualifying OffSec certification exam (OSEP, OSWA, OSED, or OSEE).
- Successfully complete OffSec’s new CPE program (details to be announced in late 2024-early 2025).

Note:
If you pass the OSCP exam before November 1, 2024, you will receive the OSCP certification, which does not expire and remains valid indefinitely. If your OSCP+ certification expires after three years, it will revert to a standard OSCP.

OSCP Exam Changes: https://help.offsec.com/hc/en-us/articles/29865898402836-OSCP-Exam-Changes
Changes to the OSCP: https://help.offsec.com/hc/en-us/articles/29840452210580-Changes-to-the-OSCP

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