As digitization has increased and the proliferation of web applications that are web-based has increased. This has led to an increasing demand for professionals to ensure the security for these applications since traditional defenses for networks such as firewalls fail to secure web-based applications. The Web Application Security Classroom program aims to give students the knowledge and skills about Web Architectures Web application security, Session as well as Cookies, XSS Sessions, Session Hacking Honey tokening, and many more. A deep understanding of the basics and practical application testing, students develop a unique perspective that increases their confidence. Interactive classroom sessions with our highly experienced instructors enrich the overall learning experience.

  • Chapter 1 – Web Architectures
  • Chapter 2 – Web Application Introduction
  • Chapter 3 – PHP-Basics
  • Chapter 4 – Sessions & Cookies
  • Chapter 5 – XSS Attacks
  • Chapter 6 – Advanced SQLI
  • Chapter 7 – Cross Site Request Forgery
  • Chapter 8 – Session Hijacking
  • Chapter 9 – Web based DDOS Attacks
  • Chapter 10 – Cookie Poisoning
  • hapter 11 – PHP Injection
  • Chapter 12 – Web Based Worms
  • Chapter 13 – Flash based Web Attacks
  • Chapter 14 – I-Frame based Web Attacks
  • Chapter 15 – Clickjacking
  • Chapter 16 – Attack frameworks: AttackAPI & BeEF
  • Chapter 17 – Penetration testing on DVWA
  • Chapter 18 – Honeytokens
  • Chapter 19 – OWASP Top 10
  • Chapter 20 – Metasploit and Web Application
  • Chapter 21 – PHP Curl
  • Chapter 22 – Automated Bots
  • Chapter 23 – Phishing 2.0
  • Chapter 24 – Brute forcing Web Applications
  • Chapter 25 – Compliance Methodologies and Legalities
  • Chapter 26 – Capture the Flag Exercise
  • Chapter 27 – Summary

Education Programs

Web application security refers to a variety of processes, technologies, or methods for protecting web servers, web applications, and web services such as APIs from attack by Internet-based threats. Web application security is crucial to protecting data, customers, and organizations from data theft, interruptions in business continuity, or other harmful results of cybercrime.

Activities Involved

  • Knowledge of Web Application Programming