This course covers the full Windows attack chain: initial access, local privilege escalation, credential dumping, lateral movement within Windows domains, persistence mechanisms, and anti-detection techniques. You'll gain deep hands-on experience with tools like Mimikatz, BloodHound, PowerView, PowerShell Empire, Metasploit, and more — all within realistic Windows lab environments.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Windows Security Specialist, Red Team Operator, Penetration Tester, and Incident Responder. The skills gained here are directly applicable to OSCP, CRTP (Certified Red Team Professional), and enterprise security assessments.
Chapter 1 : Windows Architecture & Security Model
Chapter 2 : Windows User & Group Management
Chapter 3 : Windows File System & Permissions
Chapter 4 : Windows Registry Deep Dive
Chapter 5 : Setting Up Your Windows Pentest Lab
Ratings & Reviews
Suresh Kapoor
2 weeks ago
Best Windows pentesting training available
The Mimikatz and credential dumping modules are incredibly in-depth. I learned privilege escalation techniques I'd never seen documented this clearly before.
Meera Joshi
1 month ago
UAC bypass and DLL hijacking covered perfectly
The privilege escalation section covers every technique you'll encounter in real environments. The lab exercises are exactly what you need to build genuine skill.
Tarun Singh
5 weeks ago
Excellent prep for OSCP Windows machines
This course gave me the Windows-specific skills I needed to solve OSCP machines. The token impersonation and WMI lateral movement modules were especially valuable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Basic familiarity with the Windows operating system is helpful but not required. The course begins with Windows fundamentals from a security perspective before diving into offensive techniques.
You'll work with Mimikatz, BloodHound, PowerView, Rubeus, Metasploit, CrackMapExec, PowerShell Empire, and many other Windows offensive security tools.
This course covers Windows host-level attacks extensively. For a deeper focus on Active Directory domain attacks, consider our dedicated Active Directory Penetration Testing course.
Yes, Windows machines are a significant part of the OSCP exam. The privilege escalation, credential access, and lateral movement techniques covered here directly apply.
Yes, we provide lifetime consultation and placement assistance to all course graduates.
