Python Programming Cybersecurity Web AttacksHacking

Python Programming & Cybersecurity – Web Attacks/Hacking, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 87 lectures, based on 35 reviews, and has 341 subscribers.

You will learn about Careers in Python Programming Python Basics HTTP Basics Kali Linux Basics Web Attacks Web Attacks using Python This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Python or Curious about Web Attacks or Curious about Penetration Testing It is particularly useful for Beginner Python or Curious about Web Attacks or Curious about Penetration Testing.

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Summary

Title: Python Programming & Cybersecurity – Web Attacks/Hacking

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 87

Number of Published Lectures: 87

Number of Curriculum Items: 87

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 87

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Careers in Python Programming

Python Basics

HTTP Basics

Kali Linux Basics

Web Attacks

Web Attacks using Python

Who Should Attend

Beginner Python

Curious about Web Attacks

Curious about Penetration Testing

Target Audiences

Beginner Python

Curious about Web Attacks

Curious about Penetration Testing

Welcome to Python Programming & Cybersecurity – Web Attacks

In this course will be focusing on Python, Web Vulnerabilities and Web Attacks/Hacking.

The approach of this course is to learn Web Technologies,  then understand how we apply automation Web Attack automation using Python scripts.

Learn the basics of Python and web vulnerabilities based on OWASP Top 10 !  This course provides you at least 30 python sample scripts design for aspiring Web Application Firewall specialist and Web Application Penetration Testers

The course consist of whiteboarding discussions and lots of hands-on lab demonstrations.

The lab includes Kali Linux which is attackers and couple of target websites that we will hack. One is PHP Hack it Auction Site and Sytx Show Blog/Vlog web site.

This is course also prepares student for F5 303 ASM Specialist Exam. The course requires you to have not just F5 BIG-IP knowledge but also understand the concepts of web technologies, different web vulnerabilities and web attacks

Target Audience

Python Programmers (Aspiring)

Web Application Specialist

F5 ASM/Adv WAF Specialist

Security Engineers

Penetration Testers

Expectations

Will cover basic Python

Will cover basic HTTP

Will cover basic web attacks

You won’t become a professional Hacker

Need to learn many things

Software Technologies

Linux – Kali, Ubuntu

Docker

Python 3.X

Web Applications – HackIT Auction and Styx Show Blog/Vlog site

Sections

Introduction

F5 BIG-IP, Python and Docker Security Lab

Python Programming

Python Basics

Web Technologies Basics

Web Application Vulnerabilities

Python for Web Applications

Web Attacks using Python Scripts

Completion

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: About the Course

Lecture 3: About the Instructor

Lecture 4: Course Flow

Chapter 2: F5 BIG-IP, Python and Docker Security Lab

Lecture 1: Python and Docker Security Lab Overview

Lecture 2: Python Web Security Lab Resources

Lecture 3: Python Web Security Topology

Lecture 4: Python Web Security Lab Details

Lecture 5: NEW – AWS EC2 Hacking Website

Chapter 3: Python Programming

Lecture 1: Python Programming Overview

Lecture 2: Introduction to Python

Lecture 3: Careers in Python Programming

Lecture 4: CyberSecurity

Lecture 5: Web Application Attacks

Chapter 4: Python Basics

Lecture 1: Python Basics Overview

Lecture 2: Python Concepts

Lecture 3: Executing Python

Lecture 4: String

Lecture 5: Integers

Lecture 6: List

Lecture 7: List vs Tuples

Lecture 8: Dictionaries

Lecture 9: Python Basic Demo Part 1

Lecture 10: Python Basics Demo Part 2

Lecture 11: Booleans and Conditions

Lecture 12: Conditional Statement

Lecture 13: Loops

Lecture 14: Python Basic Demo Part 3

Lecture 15: Input

Lecture 16: Function

Lecture 17: Modules

Lecture 18: Project 1

Lecture 19: Project 1 Demo

Lecture 20: Project 2

Lecture 21: Project 2 Demo

Chapter 5: Web Technologies Basics

Lecture 1: Web Technologies Basics and Lab Overview

Lecture 2: Network and Internet

Lecture 3: HTTP Basics

Lecture 4: Demo – HTTP Basics

Lecture 5: HTTP Connections

Lecture 6: Demo – HTTP Connections

Lecture 7: Web Development Stack

Lecture 8: Demo – Web Development Stack

Lecture 9: HTTP Messages

Lecture 10: Demo – HTTP Messages

Lecture 11: HTTP Basics and Status Codes

Lecture 12: Demo – HTTP Status Codes

Lecture 13: Web Forms – HTTP Methods

Lecture 14: Web Forms – Fields and Selections

Lecture 15: Demo – Web Forms

Chapter 6: Web Application Vulnerabilities

Lecture 1: Web Attacks Basics and Lab Overview

Lecture 2: Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP)

Lecture 3: Parameter Tampering

Lecture 4: Demo – Parameter Tampering

Lecture 5: Hidden Field Manipulation

Lecture 6: Demo – Hidden Field Manipulation

Lecture 7: Forceful Browsing

Lecture 8: Demo – Forceful Browsing

Lecture 9: Sensitive Data Exposure

Lecture 10: Demo – Sensitive Data Exposure

Lecture 11: SQL Injection

Lecture 12: Demo – SQL Injection

Lecture 13: Broken Authentication & Session Management

Chapter 7: Python Automation for Web Applications

Lecture 1: Python Automation for Web Applications and Lab Overview

Lecture 2: Python Revisit

Lecture 3: Demo – Python Revisit

Lecture 4: Python Web Modules

Lecture 5: Demo – Python Web Modules

Lecture 6: Find Function

Lecture 7: Demo – Find Function

Lecture 8: Automating Web Registration

Lecture 9: Demo -Automating Web Registration

Lecture 10: Automating Web Log in

Lecture 11: Demo – Automating Web Log in

Lecture 12: Accessing Files

Lecture 13: Demo – Accessing Files

Chapter 8: Web Attacks using Python Scripts

Lecture 1: Web Attacks using Python Scripts and Lab Overview

Lecture 2: Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Lecture 3: Demo – Cross Site Scripting (XSS)

Lecture 4: Broken Access Control / IDOR

Lecture 5: Demo – Broken Access Control / IDOR

Lecture 6: Brute Force Attack

Lecture 7: Demo – Brute Force Attack

Chapter 9: Completion

Lecture 1: Wrap Up

Lecture 2: Moving On

Lecture 3: Message from the Instructor

Lecture 4: Course Completion

Instructors

Dean Armada
Founder and Chief Architect

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2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 2 votes

4 stars: 5 votes

5 stars: 24 votes

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