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Offensive Security Web Expert (OSWE/OSCP) | Red Team Pentest
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Offensive Security Web Expert (OSWE/OSCP) | Red Team Pentest

Master the WEB-300: Offensive Security Web Expert OSWE Exam with Expert Practice Questions and In-Depth Explanations
Last updated 6/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • We cover all the domains of the OSWE exam in 6 Practice tests, Including:
  • 1- Reconnaissance & Source Code Analysis
  • 2- Injection Attacks – SQLi & Code Execution
  • 3- Deserialization & .NET-Specific Attacks
  • 4- SSRF, Data Exfiltration & Internal Access
  • 5- Client-Side Exploitation & Session Abuse
  • 6- Modern JS Attacks – Prototype Pollution
  • By the end of this OSWE practice exam QCM course, students will be able to:
  • 1- Analyze and exploit complex web application vulnerabilities to achieve remote code execution (RCE).
  • 2- Recognize and exploit advanced web attack vectors such as prototype pollution, deserialization flaws, persistent XSS, and SSRF.
  • 3- Develop a methodical offensive workflow using industry-standard tools and custom scripts to triage, analyze, and exploit real-world web app attack surfaces.
  • 4- Sharpen vulnerability assessment and exploitation reasoning through boss-level, scenario-based QCM questions designed to simulate the OSWE certification.

Included in This Course

180 questions
  • Domain 1: Reconnaissance & Source Code Analysis30 questions
  • Domain 2: Injection Attacks – SQLi & Remote Code Execution30 questions
  • Domain 3: Deserialization & .NET-Specific Attacks30 questions
  • Domain 4: SSRF, Data Exfiltration & Internal Access30 questions
  • Domain 5: Client-Side Exploitation & Session Abuse30 questions
  • Domain 6: Modern JavaScript Attacks – Prototype Pollution30 questions

Description

Prepare to conquer the WEB-300: Advanced Web Attacks and Exploitation (Web Expert OSWE) certification with this advanced QCM (Multiple-Choice) practice exam course, designed to simulate real-world exploitation chains and mirror the intensity of the WEB-300 exam.

This course is tailored for students and professionals who want more than just theory — it's built to test and reinforce your ability to manually discover, triage, and exploit complex web application vulnerabilities using offensive techniques.

The course is structured into six comprehensive practice tests, each one aligned with core OSWE topics and real-world web attack chains. These tests not only cover individual vulnerabilities but also train you to chain multiple flaws across layers, develop report-ready findings, and understand the secure coding implications behind each exploit.


Each domain reflects a unique class of exploitation methodology covered in the OSWE exam:

Domain 1: Reconnaissance & Source Code Analysis

Topics:

  • Web Security Tools and Methodologies

  • Source Code Analysis

Master the foundational skills required to discover vulnerabilities in both black-box and white-box environments. You'll analyze PHP, JavaScript, and .NET code to uncover logic flaws, insecure authentication mechanisms, file upload bypasses, and more — all using manual tools like Burp Suite and browser dev consoles.

Domain 2: Injection Attacks – SQLi & Code Execution

Topics:

  • Blind SQL Injection

  • Remote Code Execution

Explore advanced manual SQL injection techniques, including time-based and content-based blind attacks, with a focus on chaining inputs into full command execution. Understand how ORM misconfigurations, input filtering, and weak error handling can lead to complete compromise.

Domain 3: Deserialization & .NET-Specific Attacks

Topics:

  • .NET Deserialization

  • Remote Code Execution (via deserialization)

Learn to exploit insecure object serialization in .NET environments. Practice crafting ViewState exploits, leveraging BinaryFormatter abuse, and building custom gadget chains that lead to remote code execution in enterprise-grade applications.

Domain 4: SSRF, Data Exfiltration & Internal Access

Topics:

  • Advanced Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)

  • Data Exfiltration

Simulate complex SSRF scenarios that result in metadata exposure, cloud credential theft, and internal pivoting. Understand how attackers escalate SSRF to file write, internal API abuse, and ultimately remote access or exfiltration of sensitive information.

Domain 5: Client-Side Exploitation & Session Abuse

Topics:

  • Persistent Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

  • Session Hijacking

Develop the ability to exploit persistent XSS vulnerabilities in modern apps and use them to hijack user sessions, bypass CSP protections, and perform privilege escalation. Examine real-world XSS chains that lead to full admin takeover.

Domain 6: Modern JavaScript Attacks – Prototype Pollution

Topics:

  • JavaScript Prototype Pollution

  • (Optional chaining with XSS or SSRF)

Dive into one of the most overlooked but powerful front-end attack classes in modern JavaScript applications. Learn how to exploit prototype pollution to escalate privileges, bypass client-side logic, or chain it with other flaws like XSS or SSRF.



By the end of this course, you'll have sharpened your ability to spot and exploit complex web application vulnerabilities, strengthened your OSWE exam readiness, and practiced the core techniques needed for real-world offensive web security engagements.


Disclaimer:

This course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Offensive Security. OWSE/OSCP® and OffSec® are registered trademarks of Offensive Security.

This course is designed solely to help learners prepare for Offensive Security certifications by offering complementary knowledge and practice. No official materials or proprietary content from OffSec are used.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is designed for:
  • Students actively preparing for the Web Expert (OSWE - WEB-300) certification who want to reinforce their knowledge through extremely challenging, exam-style QCM scenarios.
  • Experienced web security professionals, bug bounty hunters, and red teamers looking to validate and test their deep technical understanding of advanced web exploitation.
  • Offensive security engineers and penetration testers seeking a realistic, skill-building alternative to lab-based training before attempting the OSWE exam.
  • Cybersecurity learners transitioning from beginner or intermediate to expert-level web application exploitation and seeking exposure to source code review, SSRF chains, and business logic flaws.
  • Learners who prefer hands-on, scenario-driven, and multiple-choice style questions to test and improve their critical thinking under exam conditions.
  • Ethical hackers, red teamers, and security professionals aiming to validate and reinforce their offensive security knowledge.
  • Anyone with a keen interest in cybersecurity, whether transitioning into the field or expanding their professional knowledge.