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Pluralsight

Ethical Hacking: Hacking Web Applications

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Overview

Pluralsight is not an official partner or accredited training center of
EC-Council. Understanding how to detect and identify risks in your web applications is absolutely critical. This course goes through the risks in depth.

Pluralsight is not an official partner or accredited training center of EC-Council. The security profile of web applications is enormously important when it comes to protecting sensitive customer data, financial records, and reputation. Yet, web applications are frequently the target of malicious actors who seek to destroy these things by exploiting vulnerabilities in the software. Most attacks against web applications exploit well known vulnerabilities for which tried and tested defenses are already well-established. Learning these patterns – both those of the attacker and the defender – is essential for building the capabilities required to properly secure applications on the web today. In this course, we'll look a range of different security paradigms within web applications both conceptually and in practice. They'll be broken down into detail, exploited, and then discussed in the context of how the attacks could have been prevented. This course is part of the Ethical Hacking Series. http://blog.pluralsight.com/learning-path-ethical-hacking

Syllabus

  • Understanding Security in Web Applications 39mins
  • Reconnaissance and Footprinting 43mins
  • Tampering of Untrusted Data 37mins
  • Attacks Involving the Client 50mins
  • Attacks Against Identity Management and Access Controls 30mins
  • Denial of Service Attacks 43mins
  • Other Attacks on the Server 45mins

Taught by

Troy Hunt

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