Web Applications Bug Hunter Course Certification
40 Hours of Advance Training’s Course Content
Each module contains subtopics in it, expand to see. The Time duration for this course is 1 month.
Truephers provide Web application penetration testing training for the determinant aspirants who want to pursue their career in Web Application penetration testing. This course pre requires knowledge equivalent to Truephers Certified Cyber Security Professional 1.0 course. If a student has knowledge equivalent to Truephers Certified Penetration Tester 2.0, the advanced course then it is more beneficial for the student, although it is not mandatory. This is a one month course covering all aspects of web application attacks and methodologies. This course makes you eligible for performing web application penetration testing and performing bug hunting at different bug bounty programs. To know more call us or make a visit to us.
Course Content
Introduction to Web App Penetration Testing
- What is web 2.0
- Protocols
- Web Server
- Web Programming Languages
- Verb Tampering
- Netcat
Tools and Toys
- Firefox Hackers Browser
- Installing Add-ons
- Foxy-proxy
- Cookie editor
- HTTP–request-response interceptor
- Tamper monkey
- Greasemonkey
- Hackers bar
- Firebug
- Noscript
- UserAgent Switcher
Enumeration
- Mapping the Web Application
- OS Fingerprinting
- Web Server Fingerprinting
- Whois Enumeration
- Wayback Machine
- Reverse IP Domain Check
- Email harvesting
- Sub-domain finding
- Active port scanning
- Nmap port scanning
Proxy Interceptor
- Burp Suite Introduction
- Burp Suite Configuration
- Burp Suite Interceptor
- Burp Suite Repeater
- Burp Suite Intruder
- Burp Suite Comparer
- Burp Suite Decoder
- Burp Suite Sequencer
- OWASP ZAP Proxy tool
- Using OWASP ZAP Proxy tool
Google Hacking Database
- Using Google Dorks
- Finding Open Cameras
- Finding files types, pages on particular Website
- Finding backup and log files
- Finding default configured Routers
- SHODAN (Search Engine for IOT)
Attacking Authentication
- Understanding Web Authentications
- HTTP-Basic Authentications
- HTTP-Digest Authentications
- Attacking HTTP-form based Authentications
- Bypassing Login forms
- Fuzzing Login forms
Attacking Session Management
- Understanding Session Management
- Understanding Cookies
- Fuzzing Session Management
- Finding weak session tokens
- Session token manipulation
- BurpSuite Sequencer
Command Injection
- Command Injection
- Command Injection filter bypass
- Command Injection with commix
- Command Injection to reverse shell on box.
File Uploads Vulnerabilities
- Basics File Uploads Vulnerabilities
- Content-Type check bypass
- Bypassing blacklist uploads.
- Bypassing with PHPx
- Bypassing using double extension
- Bypassing getimagesize() check
- Null byte injection
- File upload to reverse shell
RFI / LFI
- Remote file Inclusion
- RFI to shell on the box
- Local file inclusion
- LFI filter bypass
- LFI to shell on the box or complete server takeover.
- LFI with null byte injection
- Remote code execution with LFI and Apache logs poisoning.
- Remote code execution with LFI and SSH logs poisoning.
SQL Injection
- Understanding SQL Injection
- Login bypass with SQL Injection
- Union-based SQL Injection
- Blind SQL Injection
- Error based SQL Injection
- SQL Injection with SQLMap
HTTP Sniffing
- Sniffing
- ARP Poisoning
- HTTP, FTP Password Capturing
- Cain and Able
- Etter-cap sniffing
- Degrading HTTPS to HTTP with SSL-strip and sniff data.
Basics JavaScript for Penetration Tester
- Introduction to JavaScript
- Syntax, Comments, Variables, Functions, Events, Strings, Numbers
- Modifying HTML with JavaScript
- Modifying all links with JavaScript
- Modifying forms with JavaScript
- Event Listeners
- Internal/ External JS
- XMLHttpRequest
- HTML Parsing
- XML Parsing
- JSON Parsing
Cross Site Scripting
- Basics of JavaScript
- Basics of Cross-site scripting (XSS)
- DOM-based XSS
- Cross-Site Request Forgery
- CSRF token bypassing
- Multi-Step CSRF
- Beef Framework
HTML Injection
- HTML Injection Basics
- HTML Injection in parameters
- Bypassing filters
Why Truephers’ Training
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Frequently asked Questions
This course does require some basic understanding of the computer field. You should know how to operate Windows or Linux or Apple MAC operating system fluently. This course does not require you to have any pre-knowledge in cybersecurity and ethical hacking at Chandigarh.
This course is specially created having in mind the latest trend of finding and reporting valuable and paid bugs in online web applications. This course teaches you the basics of the Web to the advanced blind SQL injections and XXE’s attack.
The answer to this question is big no, just kidding. But many young aspirants enter into this field and they think, there are some techniques and tools that they should use to hack into any available machine on this planet, but this is wrong. Web Application Penetration Testing requires a very deep understanding, a lot of learning and research work with web technologies to reap the fruit of pawning web applications. The course we are providing is very much sufficient to provide you a job if only you dedicate yourself to it. We are guaranteed you to get a job in Cyber Security, but it all depends on your hard work, learning ability, and a burning desire to hack.
The short answer is YES, you should require to learn at least one coding language like C, C++, or Python. It does not require to be an expert in coding, but at least an understanding of how to code basically is a must. There is a big reason behind it, that implements in all worldly work, it is if you don’t know how the thing works at the back then you don’t even know how to make, repair or HACK it. For example, if you know how to code basic PHP pages, then only you understand some web application bugs like RFI, LFI, PHP object injections, and SQL injections.
Post COVID-19 would be a Cyber Security era. Everyone during COVID-19 is making their business to run online, this must require them to make their businesses and clients make and feel safe online. There is a huge scope in Cyber Security as we can see that online hacking, online frauds, and online security awareness demands a lot of manpower. The more and new cyber risks are evolving daily, a lot of new attack vectors and malware or ransomware attacks are increasing daily. The more business went online, the more manpower it will require to comply with cyberattacks also 80% of cyber attacks happened on small and medium-sized businesses.
Your complete journey with us would be like this. Simply register online with us by filling the online Google form and submitting the required documents at info [AT] truephers.com email id and submit the INR 1000/- as a registration amount through our online payment page. We will contact you by email or telephonically to announce the batch starting date and timings. The classes can be online or offline at the student’s choice. The classes will be led by certified ethical hackers only. The classes can be from Monday to Friday of up to 2 hours or from Saturday & Sunday of up to 5 hours each day. You will be provided with a highly detailed and specially crafted book for your full course to make you more comfortable during learning. There would be an online quiz after completing each module. After completing the full course you will be asked for an online exam date. The online examination is the real way to find your ability to hack. You can email for further questions on the online practical exam at info [AT] truephers.com. After the completion of the online exam, you will be rewarded with the Truephers Certified Web application Penetration Tester exam certificate. Our relation with the student does not end here, we will provide full job assistance through our online portal and our online social media pages. The learning penetration testing and cybersecurity would be great fun for you as the teaching is for us.