I published a single-page tool for OSCP exam day: a progress tracker plus an enumeration checklist.
→ Open the OSCP Enumeration Checklist
What it does
- Scoreboard — record flags and points for the three standalone boxes and the AD set, and see your progress toward the 70-point pass line at a glance.
- Timeline — each capture is timestamped automatically, so you can export it as a chronological note for your writeup later.
- Enumeration checklist — nine sections: initial scan → per-service enum → web → SMB → credential triage → shell stabilization → Linux / Windows privesc → Active Directory. Fill in the target values and every command updates in place.
- Each section links to the matching page in the Web CheatSheet.
- All input and checkbox state is saved in your browser (localStorage) — nothing is sent anywhere.
Note
The techniques listed are public, and tools like impacket, evil-winrm, nxc and BloodHound are allowed on the exam — but automated exploitation tools are banned. Always check the current Exam Guide.
