Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security)

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Overview

This Course helps learn cyber security, penetration testing (pentesting) and ethical hacking

Duration	4 hours
Total fee	₹649
Mode of learning	Online
Credential	Certificate

Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security)
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UDEMY
Highlights

Certification will be issued after completion of course.

Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security)
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UDEMY
Course details

Skills you will learn

Ethical Hacking XML Security Cyber Security

More about this course

This course covers practical methods for breaking into and securing systems, most of the lectures focus on principals which allow you to properly understand the concepts it is designed to teach the next thought leaders of the industry... ones who are capable of making tools that make everything before it seem outdated!

Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security)
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UDEMY
Curriculum

Injection

SQL Injection

XML Injection

Library Bloat

Core Knowledge

Common Terms

Attack Surface

Brute Force

Misconceptions

Security Mindset

Client Side And Server Side

Client and Server Side

Client and Server Side Quiz

Authentication and Access Control

Authentication and Access Control

Authentication and Access Control Quiz

Cryptography

How is Hashing Useful?

Hash Attacks

Cryptographic Hash Defense

Cross Site Request Forgery

Cross Site Request Forgery

CSRF Quiz

Deployment

DDoS - Distributed Denial of Service

Configuration

Passwords

External Packages

External Packages

Implement or Import?

Monitoring And Response

Shocking Figures

Identifying an Attack

Honeypots

Breach Response and Defense

Pentesting with Daniel Slater (Ethical Hacking/Web Security)
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UDEMY
Faculty details

Daniel Slater

Daniel, a software engineer and computer security expert who's worked around the world, from New York, Hong Kong, to Sydney. When he was at university he took some cyber security courses and grew frustrated at the lack of quality resources and the overall quality of the teaching and vowed to create the materials he wish he had! 4 years ago he released a series of YouTube videos on Buffer Overflows which was met with incredible feedback, so he decided to make some courses on Udemy.