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What you will learn

Application Developers

Security Architects

Security Auditors

Anyone with an interest in application security

Description

Web Application Security is one of the most crucial security challenges facing organizations today. Having a fully fortified security infrastructure means nothing if your web applications have security flaws present in them which can be exploited. A recent example would be the Log4j software bug which has exposed millions of web servers and is considered to be a β€œone of the most severe risks of the past decade”

As Web Application can be a daunting subject this course is intended for security professionals / web developers who are interested in learning about this topic from the ground up. No prior experience of web application security is assumed.


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This course will provide you with the below :

1. An overview of web application security and its importance

2. Most common types of web application attacks and their mitigations

3. Types of security strategies and mitigations to implement to protect your digital assets

The concepts taught in this course are independent of any programming language and can be learnt by anyone. If you want to understand how to secure web applications in any environment then this is the course for you ! We will go over actual attacks and real life scenarios to understand the impact of attacks like Cross Site Scripting (XSS) and SQL injection

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Content

Introduction

Introduction

Brief History

Brief History of Web Application Security
Importance of Web Application Security

How Web Application Attacks work

How Web Application Attacks work

Parameter Manipuation

Parameter Manipulation

Cross Site Scripting ( XSS )

XSS attacks

SQL injection

SQL injection attacks
Ransomware attacks via SQL injection

Implementing Web Application Security

Implementing Web Application Security

Conclusion

Conclusion