Web Security and Hacking for Beginners

Web Security and Hacking for Beginners, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.56, with 75 lectures, based on 1259 reviews, and has 11912 subscribers.

You will learn about Recognize common website vulnerabilities and hackers exploit these weaknesses Practice defensive coding for preventing attacks Evaluate app security This course is ideal for individuals who are Rails Developers or Quality Assurance Testers or Application Testers or Anyone who writes web applications It is particularly useful for Rails Developers or Quality Assurance Testers or Application Testers or Anyone who writes web applications.

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Summary

Title: Web Security and Hacking for Beginners

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.56

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Recognize common website vulnerabilities and hackers exploit these weaknesses

Practice defensive coding for preventing attacks

Evaluate app security

Who Should Attend

Rails Developers

Quality Assurance Testers

Application Testers

Anyone who writes web applications

Target Audiences

Rails Developers

Quality Assurance Testers

Application Testers

Anyone who writes web applications

By the end of One Month Web Security, you will be able to review your own applications for security issues and ensure the code is properly hardened against malicious attacks. You will also be able to design new applications with security in mind, significantly lowering the risk and cost associated with deploying new applications.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Day 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Hacking into One Month with Jon and Chris!

Lecture 2: An Overview of the App We Are Hacking

Lecture 3: Legal Disclaimer

Chapter 2: Day 2: Hacker Tools – The Proxy

Lecture 1: Lets Dive into Proxies with Jon and Chris

Lecture 2: Understanding Ports

Lecture 3: Intro to Proxies

Lecture 4: Intercepting Requests with Burp

Lecture 5: Fun With Encoding

Chapter 3: Day 3: Account Bruteforcing

Lecture 1: What is Bruteforcing?

Lecture 2: Guessing Usernames and Passwords

Lecture 3: Harvesting One Month

Lecture 4: Password Attacks

Lecture 5: Fixing Error Message

Lecture 6: Enforcing Strong Passwords

Lecture 7: Preventing Brute Force Attacks

Chapter 4: Day 4: Breaking Authorization Controls

Lecture 1: Trusting Users

Lecture 2: Securing Request Parameters

Lecture 3: Searching For Vulnerabilities

Lecture 4: Finding Hidden Pages

Lecture 5: Automating File and Directory Discovery with Dirbuster

Lecture 6: Enforcing Admin Access

Chapter 5: Day 5: Cross Site Scripting

Lecture 1: Lets Discuss Cross-Site Scripting

Lecture 2: Javascript Hacks Using Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

Lecture 3: Hacking Tool – Beef

Chapter 6: Day 6: SQL Injection

Lecture 1: Jon and Chris Break Down SQL Injection

Lecture 2: Introduction to Database Queries Using SQL

Lecture 3: Detecting SQL Injection

Lecture 4: Hack Tool – Sqlmap

Lecture 5: Fixing SQL Injection Vulnerabilities

Chapter 7: Day 7: Encryption and Storing Secrets

Lecture 1: Storing Secrets

Lecture 2: Keeping Passwords

Lecture 3: Hack Tool – John The Ripper

Lecture 4: Stronger Hashes with Bcrypt

Lecture 5: Protecting Sensitive Information in a Database

Lecture 6: Reviewing Encryption Code

Lecture 7: Applying Encryption

Lecture 8: Masking Sensitive Data

Chapter 8: Day 8: Calling System Commands

Lecture 1: Exploiting System Commands

Lecture 2: Securing File Operations

Chapter 9: Day 9: API Security

Lecture 1: What the Heck is an API?

Lecture 2: Accessing Models Using an API

Lecture 3: Securing an API

Chapter 10: Day 10: Cross-Site Request Forgery

Lecture 1: Explaining Cross Site Forgery

Lecture 2: Ruin a Vacation Using Cross-Site Request Forgery

Lecture 3: Building a Cross-Site Request Forgery Attack

Lecture 4: Hacking Gmail Using CSRF

Lecture 5: Protecting Against CSRF

Chapter 11: Day 11: Mass Assignment

Lecture 1: Understanding Mass Assignment

Lecture 2: Privilege Escalation Using Mass Assignment

Lecture 3: Preventing Mass Assignment

Lecture 4: Hacking Github Using Mass Assignment

Lecture 5: Enhancing Mass Assignment with Strong Parameters

Chapter 12: Day 12: Insecure Downloads

Lecture 1: Hacking Download Functionality

Lecture 2: Securing File Downloads

Chapter 13: Day 13: Keeping Up To Date

Lecture 1: Why Do I Have to Update Rails?

Lecture 2: Maintaining Ruby, Rails, and Gems

Chapter 14: Day 14: URL Redirection

Lecture 1: URL Redirection Explained

Lecture 2: Understanding URL Redirection Attacks

Lecture 3: Exploiting URL Redirection

Lecture 4: Fixing URL Redirection Vulnerabilities

Chapter 15: Day 15: Security Tools – Brakeman

Lecture 1: Code Audits with Brakeman

Lecture 2: Hack Tool – Brakeman

Chapter 16: Day 16: OWASP

Lecture 1: What Can OWASP Do for You?

Lecture 2: Additional Resources – OWASP

Chapter 17: Day 17: Rumblr

Lecture 1: A Rumblr in the Jungle with Jon and Chris

Lecture 2: Rumblr Walkthrough

Chapter 18: Day 18: Rumblr Security Issues

Lecture 1: Rumblr Hack #1

Lecture 2: Rumblr Hack #2

Lecture 3: Rumblr Hack #3

Lecture 4: Rumblr Hack #4

Lecture 5: Rumblr Hack #5

Lecture 6: Rumblr Hack #6

Chapter 19: Going Deeper with Jon Rose

Lecture 1: Hey Jon, Whats Next?

Lecture 2: What is a Bug Bounty?

Lecture 3: Whats the Day in the Life of a Web Security Hacker?

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5 stars: 570 votes

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