Web Application Penetration Testing Course in Pune Maharastra

Best Web Application Penetration Testing Course

Our Web Application Penetration Testing course is designed for aspiring ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals who want to master the techniques used to secure modern web applications from real threats.

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Master the Art of Securing Web Applications

This course dives deep into the practical aspects of web app security, covering every stage — from reconnaissance to exploitation and reporting. You’ll learn using live targets, real-time labs, and case studies based on actual breaches. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced security professional, this program enhances your offensive security skills and prepares you for industry roles in VAPT, bug bounty, and red teaming.

Course Curriculum

Lesson 1 : Introduction to Web-application Penetration-Testing

Understanding the Purpose of Penetration Testing: Learn why penetration testing is crucial for web applications.
Types of Web Vulnerabilities: Explore common security flaws targeted in web apps.
Tools for Web Penetration Testing: An overview of popular tools like Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, and more.

Lesson 2 : Finding Subdomains

Introduction to Subdomain Enumeration: Why subdomains are vital for security analysis.
Tools for Subdomain Discovery: Techniques and tools such as Sublist3r, Amass, and DNS recon.
Practical Guide to Subdomain Enumeration: Step-by-step approach to discovering and analyzing subdomains.

Lesson 3 : Understanding HTTP

Overview of HTTP Protocol: Structure and workings of HTTP requests and responses.
Common HTTP Methods and Their Impact on Security: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and other HTTP methods.
Security Implications of HTTP Headers: How headers like CORS, HSTS, and Content-Security-Policy affect web security.

Lesson 4 : Access Control Flaws

Understanding Access Control: What is access control, and why is it critical?
Types of Access Control Issues: Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR), broken access control.
Exploiting and Mitigating Access Control Flaws: Real-world examples and remediation techniques.

Lesson 5 : Ajax Security

What is Ajax?: Introduction to Ajax and its role in web apps.
Security Risks with Ajax Requests: Common vulnerabilities like CSRF and improper data handling.
Securing Ajax Implementations: Techniques to ensure safe Ajax usage in web apps.

Lesson 6 : Authentication Flaws

Introduction to Authentication Mechanisms: Passwords, tokens, and multifactor authentication.
Common Authentication Vulnerabilities: Brute force attacks, session fixation, weak password policies.
Securing Authentication: Best practices for strong authentication mechanisms.

Lesson 7 : Buffer overflaws

What is a Buffer Overflow?: An overview of how buffer overflows occur.
Exploiting Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities: Techniques and real-world examples.
Preventing Buffer Overflows: Defensive programming techniques to mitigate these flaws.

Lesson 8 : Code Quality

The Importance of Secure Coding Practices: Understanding how code quality impacts security.
Common Coding Mistakes Leading to Vulnerabilities: Examples of poor coding practices.
Improving Code Quality for Security: Best practices in secure software development.

Lesson 9 : Concurrency Flaws

What are Concurrency Issues?: Explanation of race conditions and deadlocks.
How Concurrency Flaws Impact Security: Real-world implications of concurrency vulnerabilities.
Mitigating Concurrency Vulnerabilities: Techniques to handle concurrency safely.

Lesson 10 : Cross Site Scripting

Types of XSS Attacks: Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS.
Exploiting XSS Vulnerabilities: How attackers use XSS to compromise web apps.
Preventing XSS Attacks: Implementing proper input validation and sanitization.

Lesson 11 : Improper Error Handling

Understanding Error Handling in Web Applications: Why proper error handling is important.
Common Flaws in Error Handling: How revealing error messages can lead to information leakage.
Best Practices for Error Handling: Techniques to secure error management.

Lesson 12 : Injection Flaws

Overview of Injection Attacks: SQL injection, command injection, and LDAP injection.
Exploiting Injection Vulnerabilities: Real-world examples and techniques.
Mitigating Injection Flaws: Secure coding practices and input validation techniques.

Lesson 13 : Denail of Service

What is a Denial of Service Attack?: How DoS attacks disrupt web services.
Common DoS Techniques: Flood attacks, slow attacks, and resource exhaustion.
Preventing DoS Attacks: Strategies to detect and mitigate DoS attacks.

Lesson 14 : Insecure Communication

Understanding Secure Communication Protocols: TLS, HTTPS, and their importance.
Vulnerabilities in Web Communication: Man-in-the-middle attacks, SSL stripping.
Securing Communication Channels: Best practices for secure communication in web apps.

Lesson 15 : Insecure Configuration

What is Insecure Configuration?: How misconfigurations lead to vulnerabilities.
Common Misconfiguration Issues: Exposed admin panels, weak file permissions.
Securing Web Application Configurations: Steps to harden configurations for better security.

Lesson 16 : Insecure Storage

Risks of Insecure Data Storage: Sensitive data exposure due to poor storage practices.
Common Storage Vulnerabilities: Unencrypted databases, weak cryptography.
Best Practices for Secure Data Storage: Encryption techniques and secure storage mechanisms.

Lesson 17 : Malicious File Execution

Understanding File Upload Vulnerabilities: How attackers exploit file uploads.
Exploiting Malicious File Execution Flaws: Real-world examples of file execution attacks.
Mitigating File Upload Risks: Techniques to secure file upload mechanisms.

Lesson 18 : Parameter Tampering

What is Parameter Tampering?: Understanding how attackers manipulate input parameters.
Exploiting Parameter Tampering Vulnerabilities: Real-world examples.
Preventing Parameter Tampering: Implementing secure input validation and handling.

Lesson 19 : Challenge Online Platform

Overview of Web Penetration Testing Challenges: Introduction to online testing platforms.
Using Platforms like Hack The Box and TryHackMe: Practical penetration testing in a simulated environment.
Improving Skills with Online Challenges: Benefits of participating in web security challenges.