Learn how to discover bugs / vulnerabilities like experts | OWASP top 10 + more | No prior knowledge required
InstructorZaid SabihInstruction is organized into distinct categories such as Broken Access Control, Path Traversal, and various injection types.
The curriculum includes specific methods for bypassing security measures like Content Security Policy (CSP) and various filters.
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The presenter introduces application security awareness by displaying the OWASP Top 10 list, detailing critical web vulnerabilities like Broken Access Control and Injection.
The presenter is shown alongside a graphic featuring a lightbulb icon containing a brain, with the tool names Nurp Profe and Feroxbuster displayed in blue text.
The presenter introduces the course by highlighting its relevance for bug hunters, security researchers, and developers looking to enhance their web security skills.
Learners engage with practical examples and a significant two-hour final walkthrough of a bug hunt.
One signal suggests that the applications used in lectures may differ from those currently encountered, complicating the learning process.
The curriculum focuses on specific bugs rather than broader site architecture or modern single-page application complexities.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goal of teaching bug hunting from scratch to beginners.
