Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical HackingWeb Security)

Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security), available at $49.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 35 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 1729 reviews, and has 173087 subscribers.

You will learn about Website hacking Penetration testing How to find vulnerabilities How to secure vulnerabilities How to exploit vulnerabilities Computer security fundamentals How to secure and exploit the OWASP Top 10 Cyber security Ethical Hacking How to identify bug bounties Black hat hacker/red team techniques SQL injection Cross site scripting (XSS) Web application security This course is ideal for individuals who are University students studying computer science or a related field or Tinkerers wanting to ensure their apps are secure or Employees wanting to improve the cyber security of their firm or Developers interested in learning security or Security professionals wanting to refresh their knowledge It is particularly useful for University students studying computer science or a related field or Tinkerers wanting to ensure their apps are secure or Employees wanting to improve the cyber security of their firm or Developers interested in learning security or Security professionals wanting to refresh their knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security)

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 35

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 35

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 47

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 47

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Website hacking

Penetration testing

How to find vulnerabilities

How to secure vulnerabilities

How to exploit vulnerabilities

Computer security fundamentals

How to secure and exploit the OWASP Top 10

Cyber security

Ethical Hacking

How to identify bug bounties

Black hat hacker/red team techniques

SQL injection

Cross site scripting (XSS)

Web application security

Who Should Attend

University students studying computer science or a related field

Tinkerers wanting to ensure their apps are secure

Employees wanting to improve the cyber security of their firm

Developers interested in learning security

Security professionals wanting to refresh their knowledge

Target Audiences

University students studying computer science or a related field

Tinkerers wanting to ensure their apps are secure

Employees wanting to improve the cyber security of their firm

Developers interested in learning security

Security professionals wanting to refresh their knowledge

Computer security is one of the biggest job gaps in history, with a shortage of 3.5 million skilled workers needing to tackle a problem estimated to be worth $6 trillion. This is one of the biggest opportunities in history.

When you complete this course you’ll have the knowledge to get a job and cash in on the $6 trillion industry!

Although this course covers practical methods for breaking into and securing systems, most of the lectures focus on principals which allow you to properly understand the concepts. This differs from a lot of courses on Udemy that teach specific tools that will be out of date next year. This course is designed to teach the next thought leaders of the industry ones who are capable of making tools that make everything before it seem outdated!

This course covers all the topics of several of my courses at university. It’s not long, it’s light hearted, and doesn’t feel dense but all the content is there.

This course includes lectures on:

Core Security Principals

Injection

SQL Injection

XML Injection

JSON Injection

Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Phishing

Brute Force

Security Mindset

Client Side and Server Side Attacks

Authentication and Access Control

Cryptography

Encryption

Hashing

Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

DDoS

Password

Deployment Best Practices

External Packages

Monitoring and Response

Honeypots

OWASP Top 10

And two assignments that will test your patience and show you what real hacking is like!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Injection

Lecture 1: Be Ethical. Never Hack.

Lecture 2: Injection Intro

Lecture 3: SQL Injection

Lecture 4: XML Injection

Lecture 5: Library Bloat

Lecture 6: Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Lecture 7: Injection Defense

Chapter 2: Core Knowledge

Lecture 1: Common Terms

Lecture 2: Phishing

Lecture 3: Ethics & Legality

Lecture 4: Basics

Lecture 5: Attack Surface

Lecture 6: 0 days

Lecture 7: Brute Force

Lecture 8: Misconceptions

Chapter 3: Security Mindset

Lecture 1: Security Mindset

Chapter 4: Client Side and Server Side

Lecture 1: Client and Server Side

Chapter 5: Authentication and Access Control

Lecture 1: Authentication and Access Control

Chapter 6: Cryptography

Lecture 1: What is a Cryptographic Hash?

Lecture 2: How is Hashing Useful?

Lecture 3: Hash Attacks

Lecture 4: Cryptographic Hash Defense

Lecture 5: Encryption

Chapter 7: Cross Site Request Forgery

Lecture 1: Cross Site Request Forgery

Chapter 8: Deployment

Lecture 1: DDoS – Distributed Denial of Service

Lecture 2: Configuration

Lecture 3: Passwords

Chapter 9: External Packages

Lecture 1: External Packages

Lecture 2: Implement or Import?

Chapter 10: Monitoring and Response

Lecture 1: Shocking Figures

Lecture 2: Identifying an Attack

Lecture 3: Honeypots

Lecture 4: Breach Response and Defense

Chapter 11: Conclusion

Lecture 1: OWASP Top 10

Lecture 2: Conclusion

Instructors

Daniel Slater
Over 170,000 students – Computer Security Expert – Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 71 votes

2 stars: 83 votes

3 stars: 306 votes

4 stars: 512 votes

5 stars: 757 votes

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