Description
This course is all about learning the top vulnerabilities related to OWASP. This course talks in detail about the processes of broken authentication and sensitive data exposure. It starts by explaining command injection and later teaches the ways to use components with known vulnerabilities. This course aims to teach the ways to detect security misconfiguration and give you insights into cross-site scripting.
Topics Covered:
- SQL Injection: Know what SQL Injection is in applications and come across a few mitigation strategies related to SQL Injection.
- Command Injection: Learn about the concept of Command Injection and see how you can execute the unintended commands.
- Broken Authentication: Know what broken authentication is and see how attackers can see the other user’s identities.
- Data Exposure: See how data is exposed and understand why weak encryption can expose personal data.
- Broken Access Control: Understand what insufficient controls are and learn in detail about the broken access control.
- Security Misconfiguration: Learn about configuration flaws in detail and know what unpatched systems are.
- And Many More Topics..
Who Will Benefit?
- Web Developers: Individuals who want to learn how to prevent the most significant vulnerability in applications.
- Software Engineers: All those who want to learn in detail about command injections and SQL injections and their execution.
- Beginners In Cyber Security: Individuals who want to pursue their career in cyber security and want to practically learn the top ten vulnerabilities.
Why Choose This Course?
As you choose this course, you will learn about the security that applications have. This course benefits you by teaching you the fundamentals of computer security and briefs you about the top ten common security vulnerabilities. You will also learn cross-site scripting for applications and understand the concept of insecure deserialisation. By the end of this course, you will be able to make choices that help you secure your applications and avoid vulnerabilities.