The Practical Guide To Web Application Offensive Hacking
Published 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.34 GB | Duration: 8h 33m
Published 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 3.34 GB | Duration: 8h 33m
An excellent guide to ethical web hacking and penetration testing. Become a successful Bug bounty Hunter and Pro Hacker.
What you'll learn
Learn web applications ethical hacking process
Understand how web application work, How to detect & exploit web application vulnerabilities to hack webservers or websites.
Create vulnerable web applications that we can practice our attacks
How to get started bug bounty, bug bounty hunting process, tools and methodology
Cyber threat intelligence frameworks and methodology
Learn cyber knowledge graph
Learn web application vulnerabilities
Learn Practical offensive techniques to exploit web app vulnerabilities
Learn Defensive techniques against all vulnerabilities exploitation demonstrated
Practical Exploitation of remote code execution vulnerabilities to gain control over systems.
Demonstrated 30+ web application vulnerabilities and 100+ exploitation test cases
Vulnerable source code walkthrough for web application vulnerabilities
Detect, exploit & fix web application vulnerabilities.
Hack client-side and server-side vulnerabilities
Learn Website Application Penetration Testing from scratch
Requirements
Computer with a Min of 4/8 GB RAM, 64-bit Processor, Min 80GB Hard disk
Operating System: Windows / Linux / Mac OS
Virtual box software
Kali Linux virtual machine image file (.ova)
A basic understanding of operating systems, networks, and the Internet
Description
Welcome to the "The Practical Guide to Web Application Offensive Hacking course: Become a Pro Hacker"Learn Ethical Web applications Hacking, Bug Bounty hunting, Web Penetration Testing, and defensive techniques for the web application vulnerabilities with this courseThis course is for the beginners and intermediate, so you don’t need to have a previous knowledge about hacking or application development. You’ll learn how to hack web applications from scratch ethically.Web application hacking, bug bounty hunting and Penetration testing skills make you more skilled. Understanding web applications' vulnerability exploitation helps to secure the systems and applications. This course is designed to be highly practical along with detailed theory and lots of hands-on practice to make you more skilled. We'll start with web application ethical hacking basics and process, then we'll dive into hacking and cover web application vulnerabilities including those that are related to remote code execution and start exploitation. You'll learn everything by example, analyzing and exploiting different web application vulnerabilities such as XSS, SQL Injection, Code Injection, object Injection, file inclusion, local file inclusion, remote file inclusion, server-side request forgery, server-side template injection, file upload vulnerabilities, IDOR, insecure deserialization….etc.,By the end of the course, you will have a strong foundation in most web application hacking, bug bounty hunting, and penetration testing fields and you'll also learn how to detect, prevent and secure web applicationsWhen you finish the course, you’ll understandThe top reasons for web application vulnerabilities, how to detect web application vulnerabilities, how to hack/exploit web application vulnerabilities how to prevent those vulnerabilities You'll also get:Lifetime Access to The CourseQuick and Friendly Support in the Q&A sectionUdemy Certificate of Completion Enroll now to become Professional Web applications Ethical Hacker and Bug bounty Hunter!See you in the "The Practical Guide to Web Application Offensive Hacking course: Become a Pro Hacker" course!With this course you'll surely get all time support. Please feel free to post your questions in the Q&A section and we'll definitely respond to you as soon as possible.IMPORTANT: THIS COURSE IS CREATED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND UNETHICAL HACKING IS CRIME. ALL THE INFORMATION LEARNED SHOULD BE USED ONLY WHEN THE HACKER IS AUTHORIZED.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to Web Application Offensive Hacking
Lecture 1 Course Introduction & Overview
Lecture 2 Promo
Lecture 3 Lab Architecture
Lecture 4 Install & Run Vulnerable Web Applications Software
Section 2: Web Application Hacking Process
Lecture 5 Ethical Hacking
Lecture 6 How Web Servers and Application Works
Lecture 7 Balanced Information System Triangle
Section 3: Bug Bounty Hunting
Lecture 8 Get growing
Lecture 9 Methodology
Lecture 10 Hunting tools
Lecture 11 Bug Bounty Hunting Platforms
Lecture 12 Bug Bounty - RCE
Section 4: Cyber Threat Intelligence Framework & Methodology
Lecture 13 Cyber Threat Intelligence & Methodology
Section 5: Cyber Knowledge Graph
Lecture 14 Cyber Knowledge Graph
Section 6: Dynamic File Inclusion Vulnerabilities: Exploitation & Defenses
Lecture 15 Dynamic file inclusion vulnerability
Lecture 16 Path traversal vulnerability-LFI
Lecture 17 Dynamic Remote File Inclusion
Lecture 18 Impact of File Inclusion Vulnerability
Lecture 19 Lab Exercise: Attack Techniques & Exploitation
Lecture 20 File Inclusion Vulnerabilities: Defensive Techniques
Section 7: Dynamic File Inclusion Vulnerabilities: Exploitation & Defenses
Lecture 21 Dynamic file inclusion vulnerability
Lecture 22 Path traversal vulnerability-LFI
Lecture 23 Dynamic Remote File Inclusion
Lecture 24 Impact of File Inclusion Vulnerability
Lecture 25 Lab Exercise: Attack Techniques & Exploitation
Lecture 26 File Inclusion Vulnerabilities: Defensive Techniques
Section 8: Insecure File Upload Vulnerabilities: Exploitation & Defenses
Lecture 27 Hack File Upload
Lecture 28 Detection of Insecure File Upload Vulnerability
Lecture 29 Impact of file upload vulnerability
Lecture 30 Lab Exercise: Attack Techniques & Exploitation
Lecture 31 File Upload Vulnerability Attacks: Defensive Techniques
Section 9: SSRF: Server-Side Request Forgery Vulnerabilities: Exploitation & Defenses
Lecture 32 Server Side Request Forgery Attack
Lecture 33 Detection of Server Side Request Forgery Attack
Lecture 34 Large Attack surface to exploit SSRF
Lecture 35 Server Side Request Forgery Attack Types
Lecture 36 SSRF Attack: Impact
Lecture 37 Lab Exercise: Attack Techniques & Exploitation
Lecture 38 SSRF Attacks: Defensive Techniques and Tools
Section 10: Server Side Template Injection Vulnerabilities: Exploitation & Defenses
Lecture 39 Server Side Template Injection Vulnerability
Lecture 40 SSTI Vulnerability: Customization Features & Impact
Lecture 41 Server Side Template Injection Vulnerability: Detection & Identification
Lecture 42 Lab Exercise: Attack Techniques & Exploitation
Lecture 43 SSTI Vulnerability Attacks: Defensive Techniques & Tools
Section 11: SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: Exploitation & Defenses
Lecture 44 Introduction to SQL
Lecture 45 SQL Injection Vulnerability
Lecture 46 Different Types of SQL Injection Attacks
Lecture 47 SQL Injection Vulnerability : Impact
Lecture 48 Lab Exercise: SQLi Attack Techniques & Exploitation
Lecture 49 SQL Injection Attacks: Defensive Techniques & Additional Tools
Section 12: Command & Shell Injection Vulnerability: Exploitation and Defenses
Lecture 50 Command Injection Attack
Lecture 51 Impact of Command Injection Attack
Lecture 52 Lab Exercise: CMDI Attack techniques & exploitations
Lecture 53 Command Injection Attacks: Defensive Techniques
Section 13: Object Injection Vulnerability: Exploitation and Defenses
Lecture 54 Object Injection Attack
Lecture 55 Lab Exercise: ObjI Attack techniques & exploitations
Lecture 56 Object Injection Attacks: Defensive Techniques
Section 14: Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities: Exploitation and Defenses
Lecture 57 XSS Attacks
Lecture 58 Different Attack Types of XSS
Lecture 59 Impact of XSS Attacks
Lecture 60 XSS vulnerability attacks: Detection and Exploitation
Lecture 61 Lab Exercise: XSS Attack techniques & exploitations
Lecture 62 XSS Attacks: Defensive Techniques
Section 15: IDOR Vulnerabilities: Exploitation and Defenses
Lecture 63 Insecure Direct Object Reference (IDOR) Attack
Lecture 64 Lab Exercise: IDOR Attack techniques & exploitations
Lecture 65 IDOR Attacks: Defensive Techniques
Section 16: Insecure Deserialization Vulnerabilities: Exploitation and Defenses
Lecture 66 Insecure Deserialization Attacks
Lecture 67 Detection of Insecure Deserialization Vulnerabilities
Lecture 68 Insecure Deserialization Attacks: Defensive Techniques
Lecture 69 Lab Exercise: Attack Techniques & Exploitation
This course is for those seeking to take major leap into web ethical hacking,Anyone interested in learning how hackers hack web applications,Anyone interested in learning to secure web applications from hackers,Anyone interested in bug bounty hunting,Anyone interested in web applications ethical hacking and Penetration testing,Developers looking to expand their knowledge in web application vulnerabilities,Anyone interested in web application security,Anyone interested in Red teaming,Anyone interested in offensive web applications security,Bug Bounty Hunters