Advanced Web Hacking

Duração:

5 dias

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Descrição

Web application security is one of the biggest and fastest moving specializations within cybersecurity today. Only with a comprehensive, well-rehearsed arsenal of modern ethical hacking skills can it be mastered. Join this hands-on, 5-day course to push your web hacking to the next level and widen your career prospects. Get your hands dirty with our popular virtual labs and learn from experienced, practicing penetration testers with a legacy of training at Black Hat.

This course uses a Defense by Offense methodology based on real world engagements and offensive research (not theory). That means everything we teach has been tried and tested on live environments and in our labs, so you can put it into practice as soon as the training is over. By the end of the course, you’ll know:

How to think and behave like an advanced, real world threat actor
How to identify commonly used vulnerabilities known to have caused damage and disruption in recent months
How to deploy the latest and most common web application hacks (including many novel techniques that can’t be detected by scanners)
How to analyze vulnerabilities within your own organization and customize your hacking techniques in response

*PVP por participante. A realização do curso nas datas apresentadas está sujeita a um quórum mínimo de inscrições.

Destinatários

Penetration testers and red teamers
Security consultants and architects
CSIRT/SOC analysts and engineers/blue teams
Developers with in-depth security experience
Security/IT managers and team leads

This course is suitable for in-house security teams from intermediate to pro level. It’s also relevant to other security and IT practitioners and managers who want to understand the current threat landscape and defend their organization.

Área: Cybersecurity
Certificação Associada: Advanced Web Hacking

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Programa:

INTRODUCTION

Lab setup and architecture overview
Burp Suite features recap

ATTACKING AUTHENTICATION AND SINGLE SIGN ON (SSO)

Token hijacking attacks
Logical bypass/boundary conditions
Bypassing 2-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Authentication bypass using subdomain takeover
JSON Web Token (JWT) and JSON Web Signature (JWS) attacks
Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) authorization bypass
Open Authorization (OAuth) issues

PASSWORD RESET ATTACKS

Session poisoning
Host header validation bypass
Case study: common password reset fails

BUSINESS LOGIC FLAW AND AUTHORISATION FLAWS

Mass assignment
Invite/promo code bypass
Replay attack
API authorization bypass
HTTP Parameter Pollution (HPP)

EXTENSIBLE MARKUP LANGUAGE (XML) EXTERNAL ENTITY (XXE) ATTACK

XXE basics
Advanced XXE exploitation over out-of-band (OOB) channels
XXE through SAML
XXE in file parsing

BREAKING CRYPTOGRAPHY

Known plaintext attack (faulty password reset)
Padding oracle attack
Hash length extension attacks
Auth bypass using .NET machine key
Exploiting padding oracles with fixed initialization vectors (IVs)
ECDSA nonce reuse attack

REMOTE CODE EXECUTION (RCE)

Java deserialization attack: Binary XML SerialVersionUID mismatch
.Net deserialization attack
PHP deserialization attack
Python deserialization attack
Server-side template injection
Exploiting code injection over OOB channels

SQL INJECTION (SQLi) MASTERCLASS

Second-order injection
OOB exploitation
SQLi through cryptography
OS code execution via PowerShell
Advanced topics in SQLi
Advanced SQLMap usage and web application firewall (WAF) bypass

TRICKY FILE UPLOAD

Malicious File Extensions
Circumventing File validation checks
Exploiting hardened web servers
SQL injection via File Metadata

SERVER-SIDE REQUEST FORGERY (SSRF)

SSRF to query internal network
SSRF to exploit templates and extensions
SSRF filter bypass techniques

Attacking the Cloud

SSRF Exploitation
Serverless exploitation -Google Dorking in the Cloud era
Cognito misconfiguration to data exfiltration
Post Exploitation techniques on Cloud-hosted applications
Case studies: SSRF to RCE in containers SSRF to Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) takeover AWS credentials Leaked (Netflix, TD Bank)

ATTACKING HARDENED CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (CMS)

Identifying and attacking various CMS
Attacking Hardened WordPress, Joomla and Microsoft Sharepoint

WEB CACHING ATTACKS

Web cache deception attack
Web cache poisoning attack Web cache poisoning in Drupal 8

MISCELLANEOUS VULNERABILITIES

Unicode Normalization attacks
Second order insecure direct object references (IDOR) attack
Exploiting misconfigured code control systems
Pentesting GraphQL Introspection based attacks on GraphQL
HTTP desync attack

Various Case Studies

A Collection of weird and wonderful XSS and CSRF attacks

Pré-requisitos:

Delegates must have the following to make the most of the course:

Intermediate knowledge of web application security (at least 2 years’ experience)
Common command line syntax competency
Experience using virtual labs for pentesting and/or offensive research
Basic working knowledge of Burp Suite (download here)

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