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Application Vulnerability Analysis, Part 1: Introduction and Tools

Application Vulnerability Analysis, Part 1: Introduction and Tools
MP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1 Hour | 1.43 GB Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Wondering how to safely identify security vulnerabilities in applications? This is a daunting but necessary task. In this first course in a series on application vulnerability analysis, expert Bill Sempf demonstrates how to identify security vulnerabilities safely, on your own machine. Explore purposefully vulnerable applications and popular tools, such as Burp Suite and OWASP Broken Web Applications Project VM. Take a look at WebGoat, Mutillidae, Security Shepherd, BodgeIt, Vicnum, Yazd, and more. Plus, get all the details without a single PowerPoint slide! This course is hands-on, from start to finish. Check it out!

In this first course in a series on application vulnerability analysis, expert Bill Sempf demonstrates how to identify security vulnerabilities safely, on your own machine. He also discusses use of the popular OWASP Zed Attack Proxy tool for testing web apps.

In the first course in a series on application vulnerability analysis,

expert Bill Sempf shows how to identify security vulnerabilities safely on your own machine.

In this course, expert Bill Sempf begins by covering the basics onalysis, including how to use tools and identify security vulnerabilities.

He shows how to apply these techniques against real-world software, a

nd reviews the techniques he uses in his current role as a security consultant.

Are you interested in learning more about a vulnerability analysis?

Do you have some coding experience but want to learn about the underlying security and issues with regards to an application’s security?

Then join expert William Sempf for this first course of a series on applic vulnerability analysis.

He’ll show you how to analyze tools and processes that can be used to identify potential security vulnerabilities within applications.