Penetration Testing Web Apps with Kali and Burp Suite
With Malcolm Shore
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Duration: 1h 54m
Skill level: Advanced
Released: 9/29/2022
Course details
Websites are one of the most vulnerable pieces of information technology, since their contents are exposed to access from the internet. By understanding how attackers locate and exploit these vulnerabilities, you can help build more secure websites and protect web applications. This course shows you how to perform advanced web testing using the tools available in Kali, the professional pen testing framework. After a brief refresher on web testing, instructor Malcolm Shore introduces some new tools for enumerating and exploiting websites. Malcom teaches you how to spider a website using Burp Suite and check for vulnerable pages, how to find hidden pages on a website, and shows how the common web technologies such as PHP, Nodejs, and ASP can be exploited. He also explains how to integrate Burp Suite and sqlmap to enable deep testing of a web site for hidden access vectors, as well as using tools like Cadaver and Jhead which attackers use to upload malware.
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Meet the instructor
Learner reviews
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Guy Nadeau
Guy Nadeau
Cybersecurity Specialist - Professional Certificate in Cybersecurity (MIT|xPRO)
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Omer F.
Omer F.
Cybersecurity analyst | Cybersecurity Professional | life long Student | Proficient at Analysing Network Traffic under SIEM environment
Contents
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- Test your knowledge 5 quizzes
- Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone
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