Description
With every application that an organization brings online or e-business that goes live, malicious hackers are waiting to attack. This class provides security professionals with the knowledge and tools to recognize software vulnerabilities, develop countermeasures, and perform ongoing assessments of these internet facing applications. In a hands-on setting, Ultimate Web Hacking instructors offer demonstrations on how attackers can access corporate information with little more than a web browser.
In this class, the students will learn strategic, tactical and operational countermeasures to prevent hackers from exploiting web-based applications, security considerations unique to secure web applications, thorough knowledge of popular web application and infrastructure vulnerabilities including SQL injection, cross site scripting, authentication/authorization issues and session management weaknesses.
Who Should Take This Class
System and network administrators, security personnel, auditors, consultants, and/or web designers concerned with web security should take this course. Basic UNIX and Windows NT competency is required for the course to be fully beneficial.
Exercises
All topics are supported by hands-on exercises specifically designed to increase knowledge retention. Classroom exercises provide the basic hands-on experience needed to secure web applications and internet facing software.
Course Materials
Student manual
Class handouts
Foundstone authored book
Foundstone t-shirt
Free Tools CD with course tools and scripts
Topic
Introduction to Web applications
Profiling the environment
Finding vulnerabilities in configuration management
Parameter manipulation
Breaking authentication and user management
Breaking session management
Cross site scripting
Cross site request forgery
SQL Injection
File system traversal
Other grab bag topics
Prerequisite Knowledge
Working knowledge of Windows or Unix Operating Systems and command-line tools
Knowledge of HTTP, SSL and related protocols
Working knowledge of shell scripts, SQL, Perl and javascript
Laptop Requirements
Processor 1Ghz or higher
512 MB RAM minimum
20 GB Hard Drive space
10/100/1000 NIC
DVD Reader
SVGA 1024x768 recommended
Keyboard & mouse or other pointing device
Operating System – Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP
VMWare Player or Workstation pre-installed
Instructor: Yen-Ming Chen
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