Great course overall highly recommend covers everything you need for the OSCP

I've been taking the OSCP course. It really covers the basics and emphasizes how realistic and difficult the certification itself can be. I haven't finished the course yet, but I like the quality of the notes and explanations. One thing that could be improved is the subtitles, which are not auto-generated. It would also be nice if a Spanish translation could be offered in the future. Even though your videos sometimes don't cover the entire machine, they are excellent for explaining the concept. Keep that in mind and don't feel like it's incomplete, haha. It has definitely helped me gain a better perspective on OSCP, and I hope to pass thanks to your content.

Hacker Blueprint makes the OSCP journey so much smoother. His teaching style is absolutely phenomenal and simplistic—he has a way of breaking down even the most complex topics until they just click. What really sets this apart is the insane value for the money. The notes are top-tier and well-explained, but the real 'gold' is that he shows you easier and more efficient methods than what you'll find in the official OffSec materials. Before starting this academy, I felt overwhelmed by the mountain of info, but the way everything is structured has completely built my confidence. I actually feel like I understand what I’m doing now rather than just following a script. If you want to stop guessing and start truly learning how to hack, this is the academy you need. Highly recommend!

Fantastic teaching method that is not found elsewhere. Great preparation for the OSCP certification that seriously pushed me to the ability needed for my passing score. I failed the exam 2 times before I found the training here, then passed the exam on my first attempt after going through this material. Great teaching at an affordable subscription, with a great community behind it. Would recommend 15 times out of 10!

THANK YOU SO MUCH. Working my way through the course about 60% complete and it's made things a lot clearer for me. OSCP notes are very very helpful.

loving this.

The notes are a huge win, definitely a good resource to supplement your existing toolkit. Looking forward to trying out the classes as well.

best course ive ever taken so far.

Very good!

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I’m currently taking the OSCP course from Hack Academy, and I’m really enjoying it so far. The content is clear, practical, and focuses on real attack scenarios, which makes learning a lot more engaging. The instructors do a great job of breaking things down in a simple and understandable way. Overall, it’s been a solid learning experience and definitely worth it.

It's always good to have someone else's course about OSCP to expand your techniques and tricks and tackle the exam, and this is it !! I am so lucky to found this course from youtube!!

I attempted my exam two times and failed. However, me following this course and the fellow's methodology really helped me pass on my third attempt!

I took my exam today (70 points), honestly this course cover the main stuff you need. You must know that there is no golden ticket to pass the OSCP, you have to put effort, develop a methodology and do LOTS of practice. With that being said, I do not think I would have passed if it wasn't for Hacker Academy, they dont just give 'walkthroughs' and 'notes', they actually teach you how to think the OSCP way. I must also say that I bought the $250 methodology notes which where VERY HELPFUL. Of course you will need to get yourself comfortable with it, and add your own notes as well but it was the best starting point I could have ever had. I'm still waiting on my report grading but I think I did a decent job with the report and will hopefully be accepted.

This is an awesome online training platform to learn and build your skills and knowledge base from any level, and well worth the investment!!! I highly recommend Hack Academy as your go-to for Ethical Hacking training among other skills!!!

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best courses. helped greatly in passing my OSCP exam.

Simply great platform. I've been able to learn a lot and finally pass the OSCP. Follow the roadmap properly like outlined in the course and you will likely be able to pass too. I would recommend this to anyone who's going for OSCP.

Excellent job from the creator. Just follow the steps and prepare proper notes for revision. Step by step, you will understand how things work and how to gain access. It's good to do. It makes it easier to gain confidence, and you will get to know how to approach each machine in the exam.

Since joining this amazing community, I’ve been able to achieve both my PJPT and PNPT certifications. The structured guidance, support, and especially the CherryTree notes provided by Hack Academy gave me a strong foundation for building my methodology and refining my approach to penetration testing. The way the courses are laid out makes it easy to follow a learning path that builds confidence and practical skills at every step. With what I’ve gained here, I feel well-prepared and confident as I move forward toward tackling the OSCP. Hack Academy isn’t just training material—it’s a community that truly empowers you to grow, push your limits, and succeed.

This place is great. They genuinely want to help you and see you succeed.

I'm now gotten to the level where I'm actually going for the OSCP and this has been of great help so far. Great courses, but also very kind and helpful people in their discord. I feel welcomed and get great assistance on my journey. Definitely can recommend to anyone considering joining.

This is by far the best course to prepare for the OSCP , it gives you a clean , easy to follow methodology , that you will be able to use anywhere else , and of course you can add some new things to it along the way , but it really give you a structured way of learning and practicing , that way you won't be intimidated by a new boxe , i also wanna mention that the machines chosen in the course are not those CTF type that will be a waste of time , each of them will teach you a new technique that you can add to your Methodology and use later on , with that being said , this has been very helpful and enjoyable as well , can't wait for the AD chains videos to be added as well , Lastly , i just wanna say Thank you for sharing your methodology man :)

Thanks to Hack Academy, I passed my OSCP exam with 80 points. The methodology explained in the course came in so handy at the time of exam as I didn't have think twice what was I supposed to do next. Machines and repetitions suggested by Hack Academy are on the money and will help anyone tremendously who is on the path to get OSCP. I would strongly advise to get mentoring session as well if you are unsure regarding anything - the turn around time is amazing and help provided is unmatched. Thank you Hack Academy once again.

All I can say is just "thank you". This place had been an amazing source of resources and support on my journey of getting into cyber. Did the network+ last week and working on sec+ next. Your bot has been amazing for that. After that I will complete all Hacking courses you have and get my OSCP. That's the plan at least. I'm finally actually learnjng a lot and feel like I have a plan. Thats all thanks to you.

I completed my OSCP this friday, and this place has been a huge help in my journey. They covered so much I didn't know I was missing. I'm very glad I didn't just jump into the Exam hoping for the best. The videos and vip discord support has been really helpful to me. I love the course structure they have, especially for my messy brain. They have a "roadmap" you just follow and you will be prepared. I watched every video and completed every step they outlined to complete, and went for the OSCP labs, did as much I could in there. By then I was already well prepared. I recommend completing all their AD stuff several times, and just spam machines. Ask questions too, they will help. For anyone who wants to take the OSCP this place is a MUST. Can't recommend this enough.

But seriously, thank you. I guess I'll go over why I wanted to go down this path. I've been in an IT help desk as a level 2-3 for the past 7 years, but hacking has always intrigued me. My first year in IT was just rough. I had a company working in Idaho that was owned by an offshore company team and sold "cloud services" when it was AWS with one core and four gigs of RAM that ran two SQL instances for a financial software company. That gets infected by a ransomware attack. I couldn't use Amazon Detective to image the pc, so with Autopsy, Event Viewer, and a prayer, I found the attacker's MAC, the company's crypto wallet, and corporate espionage within its employees on the server my older company hosted. My coworkers told me that I should pursue cybersecurity within my first year of IT. But I was also struggling as a computer science major, and I had to drop out after my dad passed. The company I worked for was still sys admin work where we did everything, but I left it as a manager in my first two years; it was just a bad experience. Then I left it for an MSP because my president wanted me to get more security certifications. However, my COO kept gaslighting about getting any certs, but also never wanted to put back the investment. I did my first pentest, a disaster between my company and the client. Found more disgusting human behavior in it, but I took that as practice. However, I was let go after my first year because my company didn't see my worth as an ethical hacker or even go in looking at Essential One and Rocket Cyber. However, at that time, I spent over 130 hours in Cybrary. But I was laid off anyhow, and needed to be let go since they needed someone on site rather than someone working with me from home. But during that time, I fell back in love with CS anyhow and worked on my GitHub account: https://github.com/HackingHusky I found a new role, but still never really went into security. I needed to find a role at least to work. Just a nerd that loves to break things electronically for fun. I studied computer science at Boise State. Offensive Security has been a fun study of mine. - HackingHusky I got the loan approved for the OSCP, but I couldn't get out of it, along with the other programs I saved and got. After taking your classes and reviewing methodology, it's been better. Your program has been the best I've seen, compared to going back to TCM Security, in which Heath does a good job but is not engaging like yours. The notes have been more than helpful, and seeing a step-by-step helped out a lot. You can use anything off that list, and I'm still building out as much as possible.

This course has really helped me in my learning journey. Right now I’m focusing on CPTS and OSCP, and this is making things much easier to understand. Thank you sir. Will recommend to anyone!

As someone who's finally starting the OSCP journey, this has been the best resource hands down to learn. You get tons of video material with clear explanations, checklists for every section you'd need to pass such as (Active Directory, Pivoting, Exam etc), really helpful notes, and also a discord where you can ask any questions you'd like. It has taken a lot of the worry away from me, and now I know exactly how to prepare. Great stuff.

I'm a Sr Security Engineer. I really do like the content in here. I feel that if people take the time, learn, and put this content to use they will get a lot out of it. From the templates, courses, and to the projects everything set up in here is well worth the value. Don't make it hard on yourself. I recommend that people take a look at this because this will definetly help speak, and learn security. Well worth the ROI.

I’ve been here for a while now, and it's been well worth the money for me. They actually help you when you ask for it, and all their courses have been amazing so far. Their certification app is also incredibly useful if you're preparing for a certification. I have nothing but good things to say about this place.

sick content!! thanksss

OSCP course is great. Joined here 2 weeks or so after my first exam fail. Super happy I FINALLY got my OSCP. This was definitely a huge help. Highly recommend doing everything outlined in the course.

I joined for the hacking courses, but did not realize how much more content they have. They have a bot that covers almost any cyber cert, and they cover everything you need to actually get hired. You could seriously learn everything you'd need to get a job here. If you wanna get into cyber, this place is amazing.

Leaving a review here finally because I love this place. I knew nothing except a few commands in Linux and now I'm about to get my first job in cyber! They have a study bot for almost any cyber certification. It massively helped me get Security+ for my CV. They have several amazing courses that I'm still learning from. They even have resources specifically for getting jobs and beating interviews. They have resources for complete beginners all the way up to really advanced stuff I don't yet understand. They seriously have everything you need. Highly recommend!!

Their courses are really good. Everything is explained clearly, and the hands-on approach makes learning so much easier. They have tons of good material in general, and they're very willing to help. I would definitely recommend it!

I am about to get my OSCP certification so I started looking for good resources. The best place I found, which I think will help me a lot to get OSCP certified, is Hack Academy. Hack Academic explains the topics in the courses very well and does everything practically. Thank you very much for preparing these courses so that we can benefit from them.

Genuinely really helpful. Their courses are amazing

Hands down one of the best Whop groups I’ve joined by far. If you’re serious about advancing your cyber career, join ASAP. Shout out to the Hack academy dude. helped a ton 💯

Came for the cheat sheets, stayed for everything else lol. Love the people here and extremely valuable resources. 10/10 would recommend to anyone getting into cybersecurity

I didn't know where to start learning hacking at first, but I knew I had a strong passion for it. I watched a ton of YouTube videos, but I became overwhelmed quickly and felt like I wasn't really learning the practical skills and growing. I decided to join this Academy because it's pretty cheap for what you get, and I really needed to be helped/mentored. You also get a course and a bunch of handy cheat sheets. The community here is also very kind and helpful. I'm overall very pleased with my experience so here's my review. Hope to see more of you join too!