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Web Application Hacking

The Web Application Hacking course equips learners with the expertise to assess, identify, and mitigate vulnerabilities within web-based systems. Participants will explore common attack vectors, such as SQL injection and cross-site scripting, and learn to conduct thorough penetration tests to fortify web applications against potential exploits and breaches.

Hours
40 Academic Hours
Format
Online
Duration
4 Weeks

LIVE, instructor-led training

Learnign Outcomes

Target Audience

This course is designed for cybersecurity professionals, IT practitioners, and ethical hackers looking to deepen their expertise in web application security.It’s ideal for those who already have a foundational knowledge of networking and security and want to advance their skills in identifying, exploiting, andmitigating web-based vulnerabilities. Whether you’re a penetration tester, security analyst, or IT manager, this course will provide practical tools and insights to help you defend against modern cyber threats targeting web applications.

GCC’s Training for CompTIA’s certifications

GCC, in collaboration with CYBERPROAI, a leading global tech training provider, is offering top-tier training for CompTIA’s Network+ and Security+ certifications, two of the most recognized credentials in the IT industry.CompTIA certifications are globally respected and vendor neutral. They validate critical skills required for various IT and cybersecurity roles. They serve as a benchmark for technical proficiency, helping professionals enhance their credibility, expand career opportunities, and increase earning potential. Many organizations, including governments and Fortune 500 companies, recognize CompTIA certifications as a hiring and career advancement standard.

Required Prior Knowledge

• Core cybersecurity
• Basic web development
• Scripting language(s)

Learning Methods

Computing Requirements

• CPU: Intel i5/i7 or AMD 5x/7x
• RAM: 16GB
• HDD: 300GB available space

Introduction & Information Gathering

  • What is the Web?
  • Front-end vs Back-end
  • HTML
  • CSS and JavaScript

Web Application Vulnerabilities

  • Client-side vs server-side
  • HTTP vs HTTPS
  • OWASP Top 10

Basic Scanning

  • What is the Web?
  • Crawling and scrapingContent discovery (Fuzzing)

Authentication & Access Control

  • Types of Web authentication
  • Sessions
  • IDOR

Injection

  • What is the Web?
  • Command injection
  • Local File inclusion
  • Remote File inclusion
  • SQL injection

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

  • Reflected XSS
  • Stored XSS
  • DOM XSS

Advanced Techniques

  • What is the Web?
  • Front-end vs Back-end
  • HTML
  • CSS and JavaScriptBurp suite
  • Directory traversal
  • Authentication - HTTP, OAuth2.0
  • XXE, BeEF, AJAX
  • Fuzzing

File Uploads

  • Bypassing file upload

Request Forgery

  • CSRF
  • SSRF

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