This OSCP AD Set v10 report documents a complete Active Directory attack path from the r.adrews foothold to domain compromise. AD set v10 is an OSCP Active Directory walkthrough report from our exam-preparation store, built around the OffSec-provided credentials for the r.adrews account and the initial access points you reach through that foothold. It documents a complete path to total domain compromise, with the exact commands used at every stage and screenshots showing exploitation and flag captures. The report is written for candidates who have already identified this AD set as one of their exam targets and want a verified reference rather than a guess.
| Included | Full AD set report with attack path, step-by-step commands, and image proof of exploitation and flag captures |
| Exam | OSCP |
| Format | Written walkthrough with command syntax and screenshots |
| Delivery | Digital delivery after purchase, with free study support |
| Price | $299.00 |
How does the OSCP AD Set v10 walkthrough work?
The report opens with the target environment as OffSec presents it: the provided credentials for the r.adrews account and the initial access points you can reach from that starting position. From there it maps the full chain to total domain compromise, covering every stage in the order you would perform it during the exam.
Each stage is paired with the exact syntax used, so you can compare your own enumeration and privilege checks against a known-working sequence. Screenshots are included as visual proof of exploitation and of flag captures, which makes the report useful both as a study reference and as a way to confirm you are on the right path when a step does not behave as expected.
How do you confirm that AD set v10 is your target?
During the OSCP exam you receive three standalone machines and one Active Directory set. You identify your targets inside the exam, not before it. For the AD set, the reliable tell comes from the first host you compromise: run whoami /priv and compare the privileges returned against the tell listed for each AD set we publish. Only one set matches, and that match tells you which report to take.
AD set v10 is described here by its own starting conditions, the OffSec-provided credentials and the initial access points. If the privileges on your first compromised host line up with this set, the walkthrough applies directly. If they do not, you are looking at a different set and should take the matching report instead.
Why buy a written report instead of working it out alone?
The exam gives you limited time across several targets, and an Active Directory chain can absorb a large share of it on enumeration and privilege checks alone. A verified path removes that uncertainty: you see the sequence, the commands, and the evidence that the sequence ends in domain compromise. That lets you spend your remaining time on the machines you have not yet resolved.
The report is also a study artifact. Reading the chain before your attempt builds familiarity with how the environment is structured, and reading it after a step stalls gives you a concrete comparison point. Free study support is included after purchase, so questions about a stage in the walkthrough can be raised directly.
How does AD set v10 fit with the rest of the OSCP range?
We sell the full report for each standalone machine and each Active Directory set in the OSCP range, alongside bundles. The AD set bundle covers v1 through v9, and the complete bundle covers the full catalogue of machines and AD sets. Elite Early Access extends updates until your exam date, which suits candidates whose attempt is still ahead.
If you already know you have this AD set, take AD set v10 on its own. If you are still assembling your target list, browse the groups by name or match the service you can see on a standalone host. Payment is accepted by credit card, bank card, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
Frequently asked questions
Is AD set v10 a standalone machine report or an Active Directory report? It is an Active Directory set report. The OSCP exam includes three standalone machines and one AD set; this product covers the AD set, from the provided credentials and initial access points through to total domain compromise.
What do I receive after paying $299.00? You receive the AD set v10 walkthrough: the full attack path, the exact commands used at each stage, and screenshots showing exploitation and flag captures. Free study support is available after purchase.
Does buying this report guarantee I pass the OSCP? No. It is a study and reference product that documents a verified path for this AD set. It does not promise exam results, and you still identify your own targets and perform the work during the exam.
