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  1. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covers the basics where this course dives much deeper in this topic covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post exploitation, bypassing security and more.

  2. This course focuses on website hacking, I have a different course that teaches bug hunting from scratch.

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  1. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covers the basics where this course dives much deeper in this topic covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post exploitation, bypassing security and more.

  2. This course focuses on website hacking, I have a different course that teaches bug hunting from scratch.

Welcome to my comprehensive course on Website hacking / penetration testing. This course assumes you have NO prior knowledge in hacking, it starts with you from scratch and takes you step-by-step to an advanced level, being able to hack websites like black-hat hackers and secure them like security experts.

This course is highly practical but doesn't neglect the theory, we'll start with basics to teach you how websites work  and install the needed software (on Windows, Linux and Apple Mac OS). Then we'll start hacking straight away. You'll learn everything by example, by discovering vulnerabilities and exploiting them to hack websites. No boring dry lectures

Before jumping into hacking, you'll first learn how to gather comprehensive information about the target website. Then the course is divided into a number of sections, each aims to teach you a common vulnerability from the OWASP top 10 most common security threats. Each section takes you through a number of hands-on examples to teach you the cause of the security bug or vulnerability and how to discover it and exploit it in a number of scenarios, from simple to advanced, ultimately allowing you to hack the target website. You'll also learn advanced techniques to bypass filters and security, escalate your privileges, access the database and much more post-exploitation techniques.  As we do this I will also introduce you to different hacking and security concepts, tools and techniques. Everything will be taught through examples and hands-on practicals, there will be no useless or boring lectures.

Here's a more detailed breakdown of the course content:

1. Information Gathering - In this section you'll learn how to gather comprehensive information about a target website, you'll learn how to discover its DNS information, the services used, subdomains, un-published directories, sensitive files, user emails, websites on the same server and even the hosting provider. This information is crucial as it expands the attack surface, increasing our changes of successfully hacking the target website.

2. Discovery, Exploitation & Mitigation - In this section you will learn how to discover, exploit and mitigate a common vulnerabilities from the OWASP top 10 most common security threats. This section is divided into a number of subsections. Each subsection takes you through a number of hands-on examples to teach you the cause of the vulnerability, how to discover it and how to exploit it in a number of scenarios, from simple to advanced, ultimately allowing you to hack the target website. You'll also learn advanced techniques to bypass filters and security. Finally we will analyse the code causing these vulnerabilities and d,

Here's a list of the main vulnerabilities that will be covered in this section.

    • Information Disclosure.

    • File upload.

    • Code Execution.

    • Local File Inclusion.

    • Remote File Inclusion.

    • SQL Injection.

    • Cross Site Scripting (XSS).

    • Insecure Session Management.

    • Brute Force & Dictionary Attacks.

    • CSRF (Client-Side Request Forgery).

3. Post Exploitation - In this section you will learn what can you do with the access you gained by exploiting the above vulnerabilities. You will learn how to convert reverse shell access to a Weevely access and vice versa,  how to execute system commands on the target server, navigate between directories, access other websites on the same server, upload/download files, access the database and even download the whole database to your local machine. You will also learn how to bypass security, privilege escalation and do all of the above with limited permissions on the server .  

You'll use the following tools to achieve the above:

  • Kali Linux.

  • Weevely.

  • THC-Hydra .

  • Netcat .

  • Dev tools.

  • Burp Suite.

  • OWASP Zap.

  • Metasploit.

  • BeEF.

  • Dirb.

  • Maltego.

  • Knockpy.

With this course you get 24/7 support, so if you have any questions you can post them in the Q&A section and we'll respond to you within 15 hours.

Checkout the curriculum and the course teaser for more info.

Notes:

  • This course is created for educational purposes only and all the attacks are launched in my own lab or against systems that I have permission to test.

  • This course is totally a product of Zaid Sabih & zSecurity, no other organization is associated with it or a certification exam. Although, you will receive a Course Completion Certification from Udemy, apart from that

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Learning objectives

  • 100+ videos (10+ hours) to teach you website hacking from scratch.
  • 50+ hands-on real-life website hacking examples - from simple to advanced.
  • Discover, exploit and mitigate a number of dangerous web vulnerabilities.
  • Hack cloud servers using these vulnerabilities.
  • No prior knowledge in linux, hacking or programming is required.
  • Advanced post exploitation - pivoting, dump the database, privilege escalation, etc
  • Bypass security & advanced exploitation of these vulnerabilities.
  • Bypass security & filters.
  • Create a hacking lab.
  • Intercept requests using a proxy.
  • Adopt sql queries to discover and exploit sql injections in secure pages.
  • Gain full control over cloud servers using sql injections.
  • Discover & exploit blind sql injections.
  • Install kali linux - a penetration testing operating system.
  • Learn linux commands and how to interact with the terminal.
  • Learn linux basics.
  • Understand how websites & web applications work.
  • Understand how browsers communicate with websites.
  • Gather sensitive information about websites.
  • Discover servers, technologies & services used on target website.
  • Discover emails & sensitive data associated with a specific website.
  • Find all subdomains associated with a website.
  • Discover unpublished directories & files associated with a target website.
  • Find all websites hosted on the same server as the target website.
  • Discover, exploit and fix file upload vulnerabilities.
  • Exploit advanced file upload vulnerabilities & gain full control over the target website.
  • Discover, exploit and fix code execution vulnerabilities.
  • Exploit advanced code execution vulnerabilities & gain full control over the target website.
  • Discover, exploit & fix local file inclusion vulnerabilities.
  • Exploit local file inclusion vulnerabilities to to get a shell.
  • Exploit advanced local file inclusion vulnerabilities & gain full control over the target website.
  • Exploit advanced remote file inclusion vulnerabilities & gain full control over the target website.
  • Discover, fix, and exploit sql injection vulnerabilities.
  • Bypass login forms and login as admin using sql injections.
  • Writing sql queries to find databases, tables and sensitive data such as usernames ad passwords using sql injections
  • Bypass filtering, and login as admin without password using sql injections.
  • Bypass filtering and security measurements.
  • Read / write files to the server using sql injections.
  • Patch sql injections quickly.
  • The right way to write sql queries to prevent sql injections.
  • Discover basic & advanced reflected xss vulnerabilities.
  • Discover basic & advanced stored xss vulnerabilities.
  • How to use beef framwork.
  • Hook users to beef using reflected & xss vulnerabilities.
  • Steal credentials from hooked targets.
  • Run javascript code on hooked targets.
  • Create windows backdoors.
  • Hack computers using xss vulnerabilities.
  • Fix xss vulnerabilities & protect yourself from them as a user.
  • Brute force & wordlist attacks.
  • Create a wordlist or a dictionary.
  • Launch a wordlist attack and guess admin's password.
  • Discover all of the above vulnerabilities automatically using a web proxy.
  • Run system commands on the target webserver.
  • Access the file system (navigate between directories, read/write files).
  • Download, upload files to / from hacked servers.
  • Bypass security measurements.
  • Access all websites on the same webserver.
  • Connect to the database and execute sql queries or download the whole database to the local machine.
  • Discover, exploit and mitigate csrf vulnerabilities.
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Syllabus

Course Introduction

Hello & welcome to this course, this lecture will give you an overview of the structure of the course, and what you'll learn in it.

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In this section you will learn how to create a penetration testing or a hacking lab with multiple operating systems on a single computer to practice hacking safely and legally.

In this course, we will be using a number of operating systems, Kali for hacking and 2 others as target machines, in this section you will learn how to install all of these machines as virtual machines inside your current operating system, this allows us to use all of the machines at the same time, it also completely isolates these machines from your main machine therefore your main machine will not be affected if anything goes wrong.

Everything shown here will work on Windows, Linux and OS X.

This lecture will introduce you to the hacking operating system that we will be using throughout the course; Kali Linux. You will learn what it is, how to download it, and how to enable virtualisation on your system to run it as a virtual machine.

This lecture will teach you how to install Kali Linux as a virtual machine in VMware Workstation Player on Windows.
VMware is the software that we will use to install different operating systems inside our current operating system as virtual machines. This will be very useful as you can use it to test and practice what you learn in this course.

This lecture will teach you how to install Kali Linux as a virtual machine in VMware Fusion on Mac OS.
VMware is the software that we will use to install different operating systems inside our current operating system as virtual machines. This will be very useful as you can use it to test and practice what you learn in this course.

This lecture will teach you how to install Kali Linux as a virtual machine in VMware Workstation Player on Linux.
VMware is the software that we will use to install different operating systems inside our current operating system as virtual machines. This will be very useful as you can use it to test and practice what you learn in this course.

In this lecture you will learn how to install a vulnerable operating system (Metasploitable) as a virtual machine so we can use it to practice penetration testing in future lectures.

This section will cover basic linux commands, how to interact with the terminal and general use of the operating system.

In this lecture we will have a basic look on Kali linux just to get you comfortable with using it.

You will learn how to use its main applications, browse files, connect to the internet ....etc.

In this lecture you will learn how to interact with the linux terminal and run linux commands.

In this lecture you will learn how to configure the network settings for the lab machines and how to access the websites that we will try to hack from the Kali machine.

Website Basics

Before diving into website hacking you need to now some basics about websites, this lecture will explain to you what is a website, what it contains, technologies used in it and how all of these components interact with each other.

In this lecture you will learn the various methods and approaches that can be used to hack into a website.

This subsection will teach you how to gather important information about your target website.

In this lecture you will learn how to gather information about the website/ domain name owner, server IP address, hosting company and more.

In this lecture we will use Netcraft to discover the technologies used on the target website, such as the web server used, installed web applications and more!

This lecture will teach you how to gather detailed DNS information about the target website such as it DNS records, resources it shares with other websites and more!

This lecture will show you how to discover websites on the same server as your target website, this is very useful as these websites can be used to gain access to your target website.

In this lecture we will use a tool called knock to discover subdomains on the target website, this is useful as these subdomains could contain beta web applications, private web applications or login pages.

In this lecture you will learn how to use a tool called dirb to discover files on the target website, this can be helpful as it might reveal files that contain sensitive data.

In this lecture we will analyse the files we discovered in the previous lecture and see the information they contain.

Maltego is a great information gathering tool that can be used to gather information just about anything (people, websites, computers, servers ...etc).

In this lecture we will have an overview on the tool and some basic use, you will learn how to discover domains, websites, servers and emails associated with your target.

In this lecture we will dive deeper into Maltego, you will learn how to discover more info about the target such as admin's email, hosting company, servers and lay out this information nicely.

In this section you'll learn how to discover and exploit both basic and advanced file upload vulnerabilities to hack into websites, you'll also learn how to mitigate these vulnerabilities.

File upload vulnerabilities allow attackers to upload files on the web server.

This lecture will introduce you to these vulnerabilities and teach you how to discover and exploit them to gain full control over the target server.

In this lecture you will learn more about how websites work, how the browser communicate with web server, http request types, and how to use this method of communication to discover and exploit advanced vulnerabilities.

In this lecture you will learn how to use Burp Suit to intercept GET & POST requests and modify them.

This can be useful in so many cases, to discover vulnerabilities, bypass filters.....etc

Now that we know how to intercept HTTP requests, in this lecture you will learn how to exploit a more secure file upload vulnerability and gain full control over the target web server.

In this lecture we will have a look on an even more secure upload page, you'll learn how to use Burp Suite to intercept the upload request and exploit the upload functionality to gain full control over the target web server.

In this lecture we shall have a look on the code causing the above vulnerabilities, you will learn why the above vulnerabilities are exploitable and how to fix these pages to prevent file upload vulnerabilities.

In this section you will learn what are Code Execution Vulnerabilities ? how to discover and exploit them to hack websites and how to secure websites from these vulnerabilities.

Code execution vulnerabilities allow attackers to run system commands on the web server.

This lecture will introduce you to these vulnerabilities and teach you how to discover and exploit them to get a reverse shell and hack websites.

This lecture will teach you how to exploit more secure code execution vulnerabilities to get a reverse shell and gain full control over the target server.

In this lecture we shall have a look on the code causing the above vulnerabilities, you will learn why the above vulnerabilities are exploitable and how to fix these pages to prevent code execution vulnerabilities.

In this section you will learn what Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities are? how to discover & exploit them to hack websites and how to secure websites from these vulnerabilities.

Local File Inclusion vulnerabilities or (LFI) allow hackers to read local files on the server that they are not supposed to read.

This lecture will introduce you to these vulnerabilities and teach you how to discover and exploit them to read any file on the target server.

In this lecture you will learn how to exploit local file inclusion to get reverse shell and gain full control over the target web server.

Here you will learn another method to use a local file inclusion vulnerability to get a reverse shell and gain full control over the target web server.

In this section you will learn what Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities are? how to discover & exploit them to hack websites and how to secure websites from these vulnerabilities.

This lecture will teach you how to configure php setting to allow remote file inclusion, so we can practice a remote file inclusion vulnerability in the next lecture.

Remote File Inclusion vulnerabilities (RFI) allow hackers to include remote files.

This lecture will introduce you to these vulnerabilities and teach you how to discover and exploit them to get a reverse shell and gain full control over the target server.

This lecture will teach you how to exploit more secure remote file inclusion vulnerabilities to get a reverse shell and gain full control over the target server.

In this lecture we shall have a look on the code causing the above vulnerabilities (Both local and remote file inclusion), you will learn why the above vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them and secure pages from them.

In this section you will learn what SQL Injections are, why they're so dangerous, how to discover them, exploit them in multiple ways, and a number ways to mitigate them.

This lecture will explain what is SQL and what is it used for, this is important to understand before we dive into sql injection vulnerabilities.

This lecture highlights why SQL injections are considered one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities.

In this section you will learn how to discover SQL injections in POST, you will also learn how to exploit them to login as admin without entering the password.

This video will teach you how to discover SQL injections in text boxes.

This lecture will teach you how to bypass login forms if the inputs are injectable, this will allow us to login as any user without a password.

In this lecture you will learn how to bypass security measurements in login forms, you will learn how to bypass client side filtering and login as admin without a password.

In this lecture we shall have a look on the code causing the above vulnerabilities, you will learn why the above vulnerabilities are exploitable, and how to quickly mitigate them .

In this section you will learn how to discover SQL injections in GET, and how to exploit it to access the databases and extract sensitive data such as usernames and passwords.

In this lecture we will learn how to discover SQL injections in GET requests, ie: in URL parameters.

This video will teach you how to build a basic SELECT statement to exploit the SQL injection vulnerability we discovered in the previous lecture to find the database user, database name and version.

In this lecture we will use our SELECT statement to further exploit this SQL injection vulnerability and discover the tables on the current database.

Now we will use all the discovered information we got so far to further exploit this SQL injection vulnerability and find the usernames and passwords of all the users on the website.

In this section you will learn advanced techniques to exploit SQL injections, such as bypassing security, accessing the file system and even gaining full control over the target webserver

Blind SQL injections are ones that do not show errors, this lecture will introduce you to these vulnerabilities and teach you how to discover and exploit them to hack websites and do all of the SQL injection techniques we learned so far.

In this lecture we will have a look on a more secure page, you will learn how to adopt your sql queries to discover and exploit more advanced SQL injections.

In this lecture you will learn how to bypass more security measurements and extract all usernames and passwords stored in the database.

In this lecture we will discuss some tricks on bypassing client-side and server-side filters to discover and exploit SQL injections on more secure websites.

In some cases the target web page might be vulnerable to an SQL injection, but it would only display one result at a time limiting our ability to exploit it, in this lecture you will learn how to bypass that by iterating over all the records.

This lecture will show you a quick method to mitigate SQL injection vulnerabilities.

This lecture will teach you how to use SQLi to read or write files to the server, this is very useful as it can be used to read sensitive files, or upload files with evil code that would allow us to gain full control over the target web server.

In this lecture you will learn how to exploit an SQL injection vulnerability to get a reverse shell access and gain full control over the target server.

In this video we will have a look on a tool called SQLmap and learn how to use it to do all of the attacks that we did before and much more!

In this lecture you will learn how to use SQLmap to get a system shell, or an SQL shell where you can directly interact with the datavase and run SQL queries. 

In this lecture we shall have a look on the code causing the above vulnerabilities, you will learn why the above vulnerabilities are exploitable, and how to properly write web applications that are not vulnerable to SQL injections.

In this section you will learn what is XSS, the different types of it and how discover them.

Cross Site Scripting or XSS vulnerabilities allow hackers to include javascript in the loaded pages.

This lecture will introduce you to these vulnerabilities.

This lecture will teach you what is reflected XSS vulnerabilities and how to discover them.

In this lecture we will have a look on a more advanced reflected XSS vulnerability, you will learn how to discover it and exploit it.

In this lecture you will learn more about discovering XSS vulnerability, you will be able to discover even more advanced XSS vulnerabilities.

This lecture will teach you what is stored XSS vulnerabilities and how to discover them.

This lecture will show you how to discover and exploit more advanced stored XSS vulnerabilities.

In this section will learn how to exploit XSS vulnerabilities to execute javascript code on target computers, steal passwords and even gain full control over them.

In this lecture you will learn how to set up a windows virtual machine so that we can try and hack into it to practice penetration testing.

Installing Windows as a Virtual Machine on Apple Silicon Computers

BeEF is a browser exploitation framework that allows us to run a large number of commands on hooked browsers.


In this lecture you will learn how to use reflected XSS vulnerabilities to hook targets to BeEF, once they are hooked, you can run all the attacks BeEF allows you to (explained later in the course), such as injecting a keylogger or gaining full control over the target machine.

In this lecture you will learn how to use stored XSS vulnerabilities to hook targets to BeEF, once they are hooked, you can run all the attacks BeEF allows you to (explained later in the course), such as injecting a keylogger or gaining full control over the target machine.

BeEF is a browser exploitation framework that allows us to run a large number of commands on hooked browsers.

In this lecture we will have an overview of the interface, how to navigate it and use it execute commands on hooked browsers.

In this lecture you learn how to run basic commands on the target machine using BeEF, you'll learn how to run any Javascript code, get a screenshot of the page they're browsing and redirect them to any page you want.

In this video you will learn how to use beef to display a fake login dialog to the target user and steal the password they enter, dialogs can be made for Facebook, Youtube, Microsoft or you can even create your own using the custom option.

In this lecture you will learn how to download and install Veil Framework.

This lecture will give you an overview on Veil Framework and its basic commands.

You will also learn what is a payload and the different types of payloads that can be generated with Veil. 

In this lecture you will learn how to create a backdoor that is not detectable by antivirus programs, this is very important in client side attacks as we will be using this backdoor in future videos to try and gain control over the target system.

In this lecture you will learn how to listen for connections coming from the backdoor we generated in the previous lecture.

Finally we will test the backdoor that we generated on a Windows machine and make sure that it works as expected.

In this video we will se BeEF to create a fake notification bar telling the user that there is a new update, the update is actually a backdoor, so once they install that update we will gain full control over the target machine.

In this lecture we shall have a look on the code causing the above vulnerabilities, you will learn why the above vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix these vulnerabilities and secure pages from file them.

You will also learn how to protect yourself as a user from XSS vulnerabilities.

In this section you'll learn how to discover and exploit insecure session management & login as admin without a password, you'll also learn how to force the admin to change their password remotely.

In this lecture you will learn how to exploit insecure session management to login to any account on the target website without the account password.

Cross Site Request Forgery vulnerabilities or CSRF allow attackers to force users to send requests that they don't want, this can be very dangerous as it can be exploited to force users to change their password, submit forms.....etc

This lecture you will introduce you to these vulnerabilities and teach you how to discover them.

In this lecture you will learn how to exploit CSRF vulnerabilities, you will learn how to create a HTML file that will change the password of the person who opens it to any password you want.

In this lecture you will learn a more advanced method to exploit CSRF vulnerabilities, you will learn how to generate a URL that would change the password of anybody who clicks on it to any password you want..

In this lecture we will analyse the weaknesses that allow attackers to forge requests and teach you the right way to prevent CSRF vulnerabilities.

In this section you will learn what are dictionary & wordlist attacks, what's the difference between them, how to create a wordlist and launch a dictionary attack to guess the admin password.

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Well suited for complete beginners
Covers real-world security issues
Taught by an expert in the field
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Website hacking / penetration testing

This course is highly recommended for learners who are interested in website hacking, penetration testing, or securing their own websites. The instructor, Zaid Sabih, is an experienced ethical hacker and security researcher. He provides step-by-step instructions, clear explanations, and practical examples throughout the course. The course covers a wide range of topics including web application vulnerabilities, exploitation techniques, and defense mechanisms. Zaid is also very responsive to student questions and provides prompt support. Overall, this is a valuable course for anyone who wants to learn about website hacking and penetration testing.
The course includes numerous real-world examples of website vulnerabilities and how they can be exploited. This helps learners to understand how these vulnerabilities can be used in practice.
"the course is best suited for the folks with intermediate knowledge in web application technologies"
"This is a potentially useful course that covers all the common mistakes in programming."
The instructor, Zaid Sabih, is very responsive to student questions and provides prompt support. This is a valuable resource for students who may encounter difficulties or have questions while working through the course material.
"The instructor is very responsive and clear with his concepts."
"I purchased few course from different Instructors and took refund but for Mr Zaid courses if needed I would like to pay more $."
This practical course covers a wide range of techniques used in website hacking and penetration testing. The instructor uses a hands-on approach to demonstrate how vulnerabilities can be exploited.
"The method of teaching is quick which I find engaging."
"The instructor is clearly experienced in the field of information security."
Learners say this course helped them strengthen their understanding of various web application vulnerabilities and how to exploit them.
"I have learnt so much, it blows my mind."
Some learners have reported that certain aspects of the course material are outdated. This may be due to changes in technology or security practices since the course was created.
"The software the instructor provides does not work."
"After completing the course, tried a lot of hacking platforms. But the information delivered in this course is not at all helpful to practice hacking in those platforms."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Website Hacking / Penetration Testing with these activities:
Read "The Web Application Hacker's Handbook"
Provides a comprehensive foundation in website hacking techniques.
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Build a Penetration Testing Lab
Provides a dedicated environment for practicing website hacking techniques.
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  • Create multiple virtual machines for the lab environment.
  • Install the necessary operating systems and software tools on the virtual machines.
  • Configure network settings and security measures for the lab environment.
  • Deploy vulnerable web applications or services within the lab environment.
Learn JavaScript for Website Interception
Helps understand how to intercept and modify HTTP requests for website hacking.
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  • Enroll in an online JavaScript course or tutorial.
  • Complete at least two lessons on JavaScript fundamentals (e.g., variables, data types, control flow).
  • Learn about using JavaScript for HTTP request interception (e.g., using web extensions or browser APIs).
  • Practice intercepting and modifying requests using a tool like Burp Suite or Postman.
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Analyze Website Security
Improves website security knowledge and testing skills.
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  • Configure a website for testing.
  • Identify potential security vulnerabilities via manual testing.
  • Use security tools to automate vulnerability scanning.
  • Analyze and prioritize the identified vulnerabilities based on their severity.
Contribute to Open-Source Security Tools
Gain hands-on experience and make a positive impact on the cybersecurity community.
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  • Identify open-source projects related to website hacking or security tools.
  • Review the project documentation and identify areas where you can contribute.
  • Make code contributions or improvements, following the project's guidelines.
  • Engage with the project community and seek feedback on your contributions.
Create a Website Vulnerability Scanner
Develop a tool to automate vulnerability discovery and enhance hacking skills.
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  • Study different vulnerability scanning techniques and algorithms.
  • Design and implement the scanner using a programming language of your choice.
  • Test the scanner against various web applications to identify and classify vulnerabilities.
  • Improve the scanner based on testing results and user feedback.
Attend a Website Hacking Workshop
Opportunities to learn from experts, network, and apply practical skills.
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  • Identify relevant workshops in the local area or online.
  • Register for a workshop that aligns with your learning goals.
  • Attend the workshop and actively participate in discussions and hands-on exercises.
  • Follow up with the organizers or instructors for further guidance or resources.
Participate in a Bug Bounty Program
Apply practical skills, earn rewards, and contribute to website security.
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  • Choose a reputable bug bounty platform and identify eligible programs.
  • Review the program guidelines and target websites.
  • Conduct thorough security testing and identify vulnerabilities.
  • Submit detailed and well-documented bug reports to the program.
Host a Study Session on Website Hacking
Encourages collaboration, reinforces understanding, and builds a sense of community.
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  • Gather a group of peers with similar interests in website hacking.
  • Choose a specific topic or technique to focus on.
  • Prepare and deliver a brief presentation on the topic.
  • Facilitate a discussion and encourage active participation from the group.

Career center

Learners who complete Website Hacking / Penetration Testing will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Web Developer
Web developers are individuals who work on the design, creation, and maintenance of websites. These websites can be static or dynamic, and can serve a variety of business purposes. This course teaches the fundamentals of website development, from basic concepts like HTML and CSS to more advanced topics like SQL and PHP. With this knowledge, students will be able to create websites that are more secure and tailored to their specific needs.
Penetration Tester
Penetration testers are responsible for simulating attacks on computer systems in order to identify and exploit vulnerabilities. This information is then used to improve the security of the system. This course teaches the fundamentals of penetration testing, including common attack techniques and how to use them. With this knowledge, students will be able to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in their own websites and applications.
Security Analyst
Security analysts are responsible for identifying and mitigating security risks within an organization's computer systems. They may also be involved in developing and implementing security policies and procedures. This course teaches the fundamentals of website security, including common vulnerabilities and how to exploit them. With this knowledge, students will be able to identify and mitigate security risks in their own websites and applications.
Forensic Analyst
Forensic analysts are responsible for investigating computer crimes and recovering evidence from digital devices. This course teaches the fundamentals of digital forensics, including how to collect and analyze evidence from websites and other digital devices. With this knowledge, students will be able to investigate computer crimes and recover evidence from their own websites and applications.
Incident Responder
Incident responders are responsible for responding to computer security incidents and restoring normal operations. This course teaches the fundamentals of incident response, including how to identify and mitigate security incidents. With this knowledge, students will be able to respond to security incidents in their own websites and applications.
Malware Analyst
Malware analysts are responsible for analyzing malware and developing countermeasures. This course teaches the fundamentals of malware analysis, including how to identify and analyze malware. With this knowledge, students will be able to analyze malware and develop countermeasures for their own websites and applications.
Ethical Hacker
Ethical hackers are individuals who use their hacking skills to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in computer systems with the permission of the owner. This information is then used to improve the security of the system. This course teaches the fundamentals of ethical hacking, including common attack techniques and how to use them. With this knowledge, students will be able to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in their own websites and applications.
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
CISOs are responsible for the overall security of an organization's information systems. This course teaches the fundamentals of information security management, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to oversee the security of their own websites and applications.
Chief Security Officer (CSO)
CSOs are responsible for the overall security of an organization. This course teaches the fundamentals of security management, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to oversee the security of their own websites and applications.
IT Auditor
IT auditors are responsible for evaluating the security of an organization's computer systems. This course teaches the fundamentals of IT auditing, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to evaluate the security of their own websites and applications.
Cloud Security Engineer
Cloud security engineers are responsible for securing cloud computing environments. This course teaches the fundamentals of cloud security, including how to identify and mitigate security risks in cloud environments. With this knowledge, students will be able to secure their own cloud-based websites and applications.
Information Security Manager
Information security managers are responsible for overseeing the security of an organization's information assets. This course teaches the fundamentals of information security management, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to oversee the security of their own websites and applications.
Security Architect
Security architects are responsible for designing and implementing security solutions for organizations. This course teaches the fundamentals of security architecture, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to design and implement security solutions for their own websites and applications.
Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
CTOs are responsible for the overall technology strategy of an organization. This course teaches the fundamentals of technology management, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to oversee the security of their own websites and applications.
Cybersecurity Consultant
Cybersecurity consultants are individuals who provide advice and support to organizations on how to improve their security posture. This course teaches the fundamentals of cybersecurity, including how to identify and mitigate security risks. With this knowledge, students will be able to provide advice and support to organizations on how to improve the security of their websites and applications.

Reading list

We've selected seven books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Website Hacking / Penetration Testing.
Comprehensive guide to web application security. It covers a wide range of topics, including web application architecture, security testing, and exploit development.
Practical guide to penetration testing. It covers a wide range of topics, including reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, and exploitation.
Practical guide to web security for developers. It covers a wide range of topics, including web application architecture, security testing, and exploit mitigation.
Comprehensive guide to cross-site request forgery attacks. It covers a wide range of topics, including CSRF techniques, detection, and prevention.
Practical guide to penetration testing. It covers the basics of penetration testing, including topics such as reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, and exploitation.
Good starting point for anyone who wants to learn more about web hacking. It covers the basics of web hacking, including topics such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting, and file inclusion vulnerabilities.

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