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What You will Learn
- web security
- cybersecurity
- application security
- ethical hacking
- pentest
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Requirements
- Linux basics
Description
With the rise of information and immersive applications, developers have created a global network that society relies upon. With this comes a responsibility to ensure that the Web is an open and inclusive space for all. So it’s important to shape the experiences of users’ online lives by making a secure world for everyone. That’s what we’ll touch on, and try to learn throughout the web security course.
Who is this course for?
It’s for IT and cybersecurity specialists, developers, QA experts, and system administrators.
The program of the course
This course includes 7 lessons. The lessons cover the fundamental security principles of the modern web and bugs finding strategy. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the most common attack tactics and countermeasures. The course shows real cases derived from pentesting practice and resources such as HackerOne and OWASP.
You will find out what requires attention when it comes to testing and implementing various functionalities in web applications and what can happen in case of untimely use of certain functions.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner IT specialists
- QA specialists
- Web developers
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Course content
8 sections • 16 lectures • 1h 3m total lengthCollapse all sections
Introduction
- Web security course introduction
Searching for files and directories
- How to search for files and directories
- Practice: Gaining access to the administrative panel
- Quiz: Files and directories
Command injections
- What is a command injection vulnerability?
- Quiz: Command injections
SQL injections
- What is an SQL injection vulnerability?
- Practice: SQL injection and 100% off
- Practice: Fixing the known SQL injection
- Quiz: SQL injections
CSRF vulnerabilities
- What is a CSRF vulnerability?
- Practice: Getting more likes with CSRF
- Practice: Fix a CSRF vulnerability
- Quiz: CSRF
XSS vulnerabilities
- What is an XSS vulnerability?
- Practice: Gaining access to the control panel with XSS
- Practice: Fix the stored cross-site scripting
- Quiz: XSS
XXE vulnerabilities
- What is an XXE vulnerability?
- Practice: XXE basic tricks
- Quiz: XXE
Final quiz
- Web security quiz
- That is it!
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