NotSoSecure - Web Hacking

Overview

On this accelerated 2-day Web Hacking course, you'll be introduced to web application hacking; how to discover web application security flaws and understanding the true effect of these vulnerabilities.

You'll get the full hands-on, hack-lab experience with our unique Lecture | Lab | Review technique, which will immerse you in the curriculum, helping you gain an in-depth understanding of how to use tools and techniques to hack a range of components of web applications faster than anywhere else.

You'll learn the concepts on which these hacking tools are based and cover industry standards such as OWASP Top 10 and PCI DSS.

You'll also learn:

• Information Gathering, Profiling and Cross-Site Scripting
• Injection, Flaws, Files and Hacks

You'll get 24/7 lab access and access to NotSoSecure custom built systems with a range of real life examples and hacking challenges created to stimulate creative problem solving.

This course is the second of two courses forming the Art of Hacking certification, for which you can choose to take a 24-hour online exam during the course.

Four reasons why you should sit your Web Hacking course with Firebrand Training

1. You'll be Web Hacking trained and certified faster. Learn more on this 2-day accelerated course. You'll get at least 12 hours a day of quality learning time in a distraction-free environment
2. Your Web Hacking course is all-inclusive. One simple price covers all course materials, exams, accommodation and meals – so you can focus on learning
3. Pass Web Hacking first time or train again for free. Your expert instructor will deliver our unique accelerated learning methods, allowing you to learn faster and be in the best possible position to pass first time. In the unlikely event that you don't, it's covered by your Certification Guarantee
4. Study Web Hacking with an award-winning training provider. We've won the Learning and Performance Institute's "Training Company of the Year" three times. Firebrand is your fastest way to learn, with 134.561 students saving more than one million hours since 2001