Cybersecurity: Web Application Security & Sql Injection

Master Techniques to Secure Web Applications Against Common Vulnerabilities and SQL injection with hands-on virtual lab

What you'll learn

Build a secure and functional virtual lab environment using VMware, Kali Linux, and other tools.

Explore the foundational concepts of web application security and common attack vectors.

Master techniques to identify and exploit web vulnerabilities, such as XSS and command injection.

Utilize ethical hacking tools like Burp Suite to simulate and mitigate session hijacking scenarios

Identify SQL injection vulnerabilities and execute controlled tests using tools like SQLMap.

Develop practical strategies to prevent authentication bypass and secure database interactions.

Requirements

No prior experience needed—just a computer with internet access, and a willingness to learn cybersecurity concepts hands-on.

Description

If you are an aspiring cybersecurity professional, ethical hacker, or a web developer keen on safeguarding your applications, this course is tailored just for you. Do you wonder how attackers exploit web vulnerabilities? Want to transform that curiosity into the skills needed to protect against these threats?In "Cybersecurity: Web Application security & SQL Injection", you'll embark on a hands-on journey to master techniques for securing web applications against common vulnerabilities. With a focus on practical learning through a virtual lab, you'll gain invaluable experience that sets you apart in the field of cybersecurity.In this course, you will:Set up a secure virtual lab environment to practice ethical hacking techniques safely.Master methods to identify and prevent web application vulnerabilities, including parameter tampering and command injection.Develop skills to protect against SQL injection attacks by understanding how they work and how to mitigate them.Gain proficiency in essential cybersecurity tools like Burp Suite and SQLMap.Understand legal and ethical considerations crucial for responsible cybersecurity practices.Why learn about web application security? In today's digital era, web applications are the backbone of businesses and daily life, making them prime targets for cyberattacks. Equipping yourself with the knowledge to defend against these threats is not just advantageous—it's essential.Throughout the course, you'll engage in activities like setting up Kali Linux and Metasploitable 2, testing your virtual lab setup, and performing hands-on exercises to secure web applications. This practical approach ensures you can apply what you learn directly to real-world scenarios.What sets this course apart is our emphasis on ethical practices and real-life application. You'll not only learn the theory behind web vulnerabilities but also how to counteract them effectively. With step-by-step guidance, even complex concepts become accessible.Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your cybersecurity expertise. Enroll now and take the first step toward becoming a guardian of the web!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Setting Up a Virtual Lab

Lecture 2 Creating a Virtual Lab Environment

Lecture 3 Enabling BIOS Virtualization

Lecture 4 Downloading Tools for Virtual Lab

Lecture 5 Installing VMware Workstation Player

Lecture 6 Setting Up Kali Linux

Lecture 7 Setting Up Metasploitable 2

Lecture 8 Setting Up Windows Virtual Machine

Lecture 9 Testing Your Virtual Lab Setup

Lecture 10 Legal and Ethical Considerations

Section 3: Introduction to Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity

Lecture 11 Ethical Hacking - An Introduction

Lecture 12 The Need for Cybersecurity

Lecture 13 Ethical Hacking vs. Cybersecurity Explained

Lecture 14 Stages of a Hacking Process

Lecture 15 Categories of Hackers

Lecture 16 Understanding the CIA Triad

Lecture 17 Security Controls Explained

Lecture 18 Understanding the DAD Triad

Lecture 19 What is Zero Trust?

Lecture 20 The Concept of Non-Repudiation

Lecture 21 AAA of Security - Authentication, Authorization, Accountability

Lecture 22 What is Gap Analysis?

Lecture 23 Overview of Compliance Standards

Lecture 24 Key Cybersecurity Terminologies

Section 4: Computer Networking & Anonymity Tools

Lecture 25 Networking - An Introduction

Lecture 26 Objectives and Importance of Networking

Lecture 27 How Data Flows in a Network

Lecture 28 Types of Computer Networks

Lecture 29 What are IP Addresses?

Lecture 30 Functions of IP Addresses

Lecture 31 Basics of NAT (Network Address Translation)

Lecture 32 Understanding Network Ports

Lecture 33 Role of Network Services

Lecture 34 Connecting Ports and Services

Lecture 35 Protocols and OSI Model Explained

Lecture 36 Protocols in the TCP/IP Model Explained

Lecture 37 Basics of Domain Name System (DNS)

Lecture 38 Online Anonymity and Using VPNs

Lecture 39 Practical - Using a VPN

Lecture 40 Anonymity Tools - Using Proxies

Lecture 41 Practical - Setting Up a Proxy

Section 5: Web Application Attacks

Lecture 42 Overview of Web Applications

Lecture 43 Techniques for Hacking Web Applications

Lecture 44 Risk Posed by Textboxes in Web Applications

Lecture 45 Understanding Parameter Tampering

Lecture 46 Practical - Parameter Tampering

Lecture 47 Introduction to Command Injection

Lecture 48 Practical - Command Injection

Lecture 49 Basics of Reflected XSS Attacks

Lecture 50 Practical - Reflected XSS Attacks

Lecture 51 Basics of Stored XSS Attacks

Lecture 52 Practical - Stored XSS Attacks

Lecture 53 Getting Started with Burp Suite

Lecture 54 Setting Up Burp Suite

Lecture 55 Using Burp Suite for Session Hijacking

Section 6: SQL Injections

Lecture 56 Introduction to Databases and SQL

Lecture 57 Identifying SQL Injection Vulnerabilities

Lecture 58 What is Authentication Bypass

Lecture 59 How Authentication Bypass Works

Lecture 60 Practical - Simple Authentication Bypass

Lecture 61 Getting Started with SQLMap

Lecture 62 Practical - Using SQLMap

Lecture 63 Strategies to Prevent SQL Attacks

Section 7: Conclusion

Lecture 64 About your certificate

Lecture 65 Bonus lecture

Web developers who want to understand and prevent common web application attacks in their projects.,Aspiring cybersecurity professionals who want to gain hands-on experience in ethical hacking and securing web applications.,IT students who aim to build practical skills in identifying and mitigating web vulnerabilities.,System administrators who need to secure systems against SQL injection and other vulnerabilities.