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>> Welcome to Cybrary.
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I'm Raymond Evans and I will be your host for
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Cybrary's Web Application Penetration Testing course.
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In this video, we will be
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discussing introductions. What will be covered?
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I'm going to talk about who I am,
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and I'm going to talk about some assumptions about
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this course and some of my expectations I have.
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Who am I? My name is Raymond Evans.
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I'm a hacker, and coffee enthusiast, and tech junky.
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I hold certificates in Security+, GCIH, and GWAPT.
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Security+ is, of course, Security+,
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>> and GCIH is incident handling.
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>> I'm a certified incident handler.
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GWAPT is web application penetration testing.
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I actively perform web application penetration testing
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for a company out in St. Louis,
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and I also actively perform
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network penetration testing as well.
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called the CyDefe Cyber Security Podcast,
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and I organize CTF's for the MCPA St. Louis Chapter.
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What are some of my assumptions about this course?
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This is not a basic course,
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it's kind of more advanced.
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You have to know how to use a bunch of
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different tools or be able to
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learn how to use different tools pretty quickly.
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You have to at least have a basic knowledge of
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Linux and be comfortable using the command line.
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You've to know things like
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>> ifconfig,ls, mkdir, cat, vi, or nano,
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>> whichever is your preference,
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>> and things like that.
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You have to know how to
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use command line and be comfortable with it.
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I can use command line constantly
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and you should be using
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it too if you're in a Linux environment.
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You should also be familiar with VM software.
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We will be using VirtualBox.
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You should be aware of how to
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set it up and make changes to the VMs comfortably.
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You should also be able to configure
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your browser's proxy settings and
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the network settings portion of your browser.
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This will come in handy when we're using
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tools like Burp Suite and ZAP,
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because those tools use the
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>> 127.0.0.1 address as a proxy.
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>> You got to know how to do that.
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>> I've talked about who I am
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>> and I talked about some assumptions for this course.
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>> Happy hacking everyone.
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I hope you have a lot of fun with
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this course. It's going to be a good time.
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You are going to learn some awesome
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stuff and you're going to learn
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some really fun techniques and
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get to try some different things out.
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Get your hands nitty and gritty and dirty.
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Web app pen testing, let's do this.
