The Web Application Hacking Tutorial course is a comprehensive Application Security Course designed to educate learners about the myriad of security vulnerabilities that can affect web applications. It covers a broad spectrum of topics, ensuring that students gain hands-on experience in identifying and exploiting security flaws.
Each module addresses a specific aspect of web application security, starting with general security principles and moving on to more technical topics like Code quality, Concurrency, and various types of common vulnerabilities such as Unvalidated parameters, Access control flaws, and Authentication issues. The course progresses through Session management and XSS, dives into complex issues like Buffer overflows and Injection flaws, and tackles topics like Insecure storage, DoS attacks, and Insecure communication.
Learners will also explore the nuances of Insecure configuration, Malicious execution, and the security considerations vital for web services and AJAX-powered applications. This Application Security Training is essential for anyone looking to enhance their web application penetration testing skills or aiming to understand the security landscape of web applications thoroughly.
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Learn to identify and exploit vulnerabilities with the Web Application Hacking Tutorial, tailored for IT professionals committed to web security.
This course delves into the intricacies of Web Application Security, equipping students with the skills to identify, analyze, and mitigate a wide range of web application vulnerabilities.
Module 1: General
Module 2: Code Quality
Module 3: Concurrency
Module 4: Unvalidated Parameters
Module 5: Access Control Flaws
Module 6: Authentication Flaws
Module 7: Session Management Flaws
Module 8: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
Module 10: Injection Flaws
Module 13: Insecure Communication
Please note that while only 10 topics are highlighted here, the course covers additional critical areas of Web Application Security, each important for a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
