Daniel Burlacu — Portfolio

Courses

1. Introduction to Cybersecurity

2. Report Writing for Penetration Testers

3. Information Gathering

4. Vulnerability Scanning

5. Introduction to Web Applications

6. Common Web Application Attacks

7. SQL Injection Attacks

8. Client-Side Attacks

9. Locating Public Exploits

10. Fixing Exploits

11. Antivirus Evasion

12. Password Attacks

13. Windows Privilege Escalation

14. Linux Privilege Escalation

15. Advanced Tunneling

16. The Metasploit Framework

17. Active Directory: Introduction and Enumeration

18. Attacking Active Directory Authentication

19. Lateral Movement in Active Directory

Introduction to Cybersecurity

OSCP · Chapter 1

Introduction to Cybersecurity

What is Cybersecurity?

Cybersecurity protects systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access and disruption. In the OSCP track we approach it from an offensive angle: ethically finding and exploiting weaknesses so they can be fixed.

Core Concepts

CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability
Threats vs. Vulnerabilities vs. Risk
Attack Surface & Entry Points
Defense-in-Depth, Least Privilege

Penetration Testing Phases

Recon & Enumeration
Exploitation (initial foothold)
Post-Exploitation (priv-esc, loot)
Documentation & Reporting

What You’ll Need

Kali/Parrot VM + VPN to labs
Tools: Nmap, ffuf/Feroxbuster, tmux, LinPEAS/WinPEAS, etc.
Strong notes (Obsidian/CherryTree/Markdown)

Courses

OSCP

OSWE

Introduction to Cybersecurity

Introduction to Cybersecurity

What is Cybersecurity?

Core Concepts

Penetration Testing Phases

What You’ll Need

Courses

OSCP

OSWE

Introduction to Cybersecurity

Introduction to Cybersecurity

What is Cybersecurity?

Core Concepts

Penetration Testing Phases

What You’ll Need