WEB APPLICATION VULNERABILITY DWAV20 STANDARD
WEB APP SECURITY (DIS Top 20 Critical Web Application Vulnerabilities) course will help candidates get deep information about the web applications security process. Web applications security includes various vulnerabilities like SQL Injection, Php Injection, XSS, CSRF, Indirect object reference, and many more. This course will help students to get instant jobs in Cyber Security. (25 Credits towards DIS10 Diploma)
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ABOUT THE WEB APPLICATION VULNERABILITY DWAV20 STANDARD COURSE
Penetration Testing and Security Audit, Network and Data Forensics, In-depth Networking, Application Security on various Platforms. These Courses are Highly preferred by Government Employees from various Intelligence Agencies. In addition to top-notch training, we also provide you best Industry Course Material Specially designed by DIS Master Consultants. DIS features top Industry Certifications in the Field of Cyber Security and Cyber Intelligence.
Students can attend classes from their homes. It takes less time to attend an online class. At the same time, various groups can attend online classes with bytecode Cyber Security From home.
Eligibility Criteria
Any graduate, undergraduate or post-graduate student having a passion for information security can undergo our Cyber Security course in Delhi and become a certified ethical hacker. If you are willing to know more about the course or admission eligibility, just give us a call and we will suggest the best batch option for you.
OUR CURRICULUM
Module 02: Cross-Site Scripting Flaw
Module 03: Source Code Disclosure Flaw
Module 04: OS Command Injection Flaw
Module 05: Broken Authentication and Session Management
Module 06: File Upload Vulnerability
Module 07: CSRF – Cross-Site Request Forgery
Module 08: Sensitive Data Exposure
Module 09: Insecure Direct Object Reference
Module 10: Local file Inclusion and Remote File Inclusion(LFI and RFI attack)
Module 11: Directory Traversal Attack
Module 12: Insecure Transport Level Communication
Module 13: Information Exposure Through an Error Message
Module 14: Invalid URL Redirection Flaw
Module 15: Hard-coded Credentials in Static Code
Module 16: Hard-coded Credentials in Static Code
Module 17: Security Mis-Configuration
Module 18: Missing Authorization and Authentication for Critical Functions
Module 19: Session Fixation
Module 20: Weak Data Encryption
Module 21: Information Leakage
Course Duration
- Course Duration: 40 Hours
- Course Level: Intermediate
- Include: Training Certificate
- Language: English, Hindi
- Course Delivery: Classroom Training
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About The Web Application Security Training Course Program
What are the top 5 Owasp Web vulnerabilities?
1) Injection.
2) Broken authentication.
3) Sensitive data exposure.
4) XML external entities (XXE)
5) Broken access control.
Why is Owasp important?
The OWASP Top 10 is important because it gives organisations a priority over which risks to focus on and helps them understand, identify, mitigate, and fix vulnerabilities in their technology. Each identified risk is prioritised according to prevalence, detectability, impact and exploitability.
What is Web application attack?
Serious weaknesses or vulnerabilities allow criminals to gain direct and public access to databases in order to churn sensitive data - this is known as a web application attack. Many of these databases contain valuable information (e.g. personal data and financial details) making them a frequent target of attacks
What is SQL Query Injection?
SQL injection, also known as SQLI, is a common attack vector that uses malicious SQL code for backend database manipulation to access information that was not intended to be displayed. This information may include any number of items, including sensitive company data, user lists, or private customer details.
What are application attacks?
Attackers were able to manipulate application input and obtain confidential data without being detected by network defense systems. Most vulnerabilities found in the proprietary code of Web applications are unknown to security defense systems; these are called zero-day vulnerabilities.
What is meant by Web security?
Web security is also known as “Cybersecurity”. It basically means protecting a website or web application by detecting, preventing, and responding to cyber threats. This integral division of Information Security is vital to the protection of websites, web applications, and web services.
What is Web security requirements?
The key Web services security requirements are authentication, authorization, data protection, and nonrepudiation. Authentication. Authentication ensures that each entity involved in using a Web service—the requestor, the provider, and the broker (if there is one)—is what it actually claims to be.
What is Owasp certification?
Established in 2001, the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) offers free security tools and resources to help organizations protect critical apps. Cybrary's OWASP certification training course covers the organization's popular “Top 10” risk assessment.
What is Owasp used for?
The Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) is a non-profit organization founded in 2001, with the goal of helping website owners and security experts protect web applications from cyber attacks. OWASP has 32,000 volunteers around the world who perform security assessments and research.