Course Highlights
- According to an independent survey, around 46% of websites are vulnerable to various security threats and vulnerabilities. This magnificent course will help a candidate to explore the potential threats, vulnerabilities, and loopholes in a certain web application.
- One may also elucidate on secure application development and touch upon multidimensional app penetration testing.
- Around 55,000+ students have gone through the course and are working finely on various profiles in different IT organizations.
- The institution of Craw Security is duly accredited by Eccouncil, Red Hat, CISCO, CompTIA, and many others.
- Proper Certification from Craw Security to validate one’s skills and expertise.
- The course also provides practical-based learning on numerous live projects duly assigned by experienced faculties and mentors.
- FutureSkills Prime badge that can be added to your LinkedIn profile.
- Certificate by Craw on course completion.
- Joint co-branded participation certificate by FutureSkills Prime & Craw.
- Eligible for GOVT. OF INDIA Incentives
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What will you learn in Web Application Security course?
- Basics of Web Applications
- BURPSUIT / Proxy Interception
- How to inject SQL injection
- Vulnerabilities in Web Application and how to remove them
- How to manage Data Breach
- Buffer overflow
- Cross-Site Request Forgery
- How to apply design and coding
- In-depth Network Scanning
- System Hacking Password Cracking & Bypassing
- Mobile Hacking
- Web Session Hijacking
- Viruses and Worms, Trojan and Back door, SQL Injection Manual Testing
- Hacking Webservers Server Rooting, Hacking Wireless Network, Penetration Testing: Basics
- Internet of Things (IoT) Hacking, Cloud Security, and many more.
Why should you take Web Application Security course?
- The faculty at the Craw Security comprises Advanced Security Researchers from across the world who are masters in the field of Information Security.
- Craw Security offers a range of web application Security courses in Delhi, that helps in dealing specifically with the security of websites, web applications, and web services..
- At present, there is a requirement of heightened attention to the security of the web applications along with the security of the underlying computer network and operating systems.
Who should take Web Application Security course?
- Interested candidates to learn Web Application Security.
- The Website Application Developers who seriously wish to try their hands on web application security.
- Any other varied profile related to the IT field or any security enthusiast willing to pursue a career in Web Application Security.
- To take the course, aspirants should have a basic knowledge of web technologies such as web development languages (Python, Java, C, C++, etc.).
- The splendid Web Application Course and Certification will definitely help and benefit Web Developers who are looking to upskill their current specialties in application security.
Curriculum
- Introduction
- OWASP Top 10
- Recon for bug hunting
- Advanced SQL Injection
- Command Injection
- Session Management and Broken Authentication Vulnerability
- CSRF - Cross-Site Request Forgery
- SSRF - Server Site Request Forgery
- XSS - Cross-Site Scripting
- IDOR - Insecure Direct Object Reference
- Sensitive Data Exposure and Information Disclose
- SSTI - Server Site Template Injection
- Multi-Factor Authentication Bypass
- HTTP Request Smuggling
- XXE - XML External Entities
- LFI - Local File Inclusion and RFI - Remote File Inclusion
- Source Code Disclosure
- Directory Path Traversal
- AWS Pentesting
- HTML Injection
- Host Header Injection
- SQL Authentication Bypass
- File Upload Vulnerability
- JWT Token Attack
- Security Misconfiguration
- URL Redirection
- 27. Flood Attack on Web
Tools you will learn in Web Application Security course
- BurpSuite
- ZAP Proxy
- Wfuzz
- Wapiti
- W3af
- SQLMap
- SonarQube
- Nogotofail
- Iron Wasp
- Grabber
- Arachni