About Course
Are you a beginner and looking to break into the AppSec field? Don't know where to start your Application Security journey? Curious to know what it takes to get started with Bug Bounties? Then, this course is a great start for you. This practical web application penetration testing course is suitable for beginners and it covers a wide range of common web application attacks. Once you get the foundations right, you can build your skills on your own from there. This entry-level web security course also provides a custom web application developed in Java specifically for this course. In addition to it, the course also covers some challenges in a publicly available vulnerable web application. The course provides necessary background details to the concepts wherever necessary.
Following are some of the topics covered in this course:
- Web Application Architecture
- HTTP Requests and Responses
- SQLÂ Injection - Authentication Bypass
- Manually Exploiting Error Based SQLÂ Injection
- SQLMap for exploiting SQL Injection
- Cross Site Scripting - Reflected, Stored and DOM Based
- Cross Site Request Forgery
- Broken Cryptography
- Access Control Issues
- Arbitrary File Uploads
- XPATH Injection
- XML External Entity (XXE) Injection
- Command Execution via Security Misconfigurations
- Command Execution via outdated software
- Java Deserialization
- Improper Error Handling
- Automated Vulnerability Scanning
- Burp Suite Community
You will learn the following for most vulnerabilities discussed in the course.
- Identifying a vulnerability
- How to exploit an identified vulnerability
- How to prevent the discussed vulnerability
[IMPORTANT NOTE]:
The Initial Version of the course is launched and it will be updated regularly for next three week with new modules
Curriculum
- Introduction to SQL Injection (3:01)
- Authentication Bypass using SQLi - Payload 1 (3:24)
- Authentication Bypass using SQLi - Payload 2 (1:44)
- Exploiting SQL Injection, manual way - Part 1 (1:35)
- Exploiting SQL Injection, manual way - Part 2 (17:55)
- A word about Blind SQLi and Introduction to SQLMap (7:59)
- Exploiting SQL Injection using SQLMap (4:41)
- SQL Injection Prevention (3:00)
- Introduction to Java Deserialization (4:28)
- The vulnerable application (3:04)
- Identifying the use of java serialization - Black Box Approach (4:08)
- Identifying the use of java serialization - White Box Approach (4:23)
- Identifying the use of java serialization - summary (0:53)
- Custom Java Deserialization Exploitation leading to XSS (10:32)
- Exploiting Java Deserialization using ysoserial (18:58)
- Java Deserialization PoC using URLDNS (4:00)
- Java Deserialization Prevention (0:53)