Part 3 - Wrap Up
Video Activity
HTTP and HTTPS basics 2. Why do web sites get hacked? 3. Hacker methodology 4. SQL injection 5. Cross site scripting (XSS) 6. LFI and RFI 7. Reporting
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Video Description
- HTTP and HTTPS basics 2. Why do web sites get hacked? 3. Hacker methodology 4. SQL injection 5. Cross site scripting (XSS) 6. LFI and RFI 7. Reporting
Video Transcription
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>> Welcome to the Cybrary. I'm Raymond Evans.
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I will be your subject matter experts for
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Cybrary web application penetration course.
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In this video, I'm talking about the Wrap Up.
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What all was covered in this course as a whole?
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Well, we discuss HTTP and HTTPS basics.
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I also told you about why websites get hacked.
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We discussed the Hacker Methodology,
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and I walked you through that methodology,
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and how to do all the different steps.
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We also discussed SQL Injection.
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How to discover it and how to exploit it.
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We discussed Cross Site Scripting.
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How to discover that and how to exploit that,
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as well as local file inclusion and
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remote file inclusion and how
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to discover and exploit them.
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I also talked about reporting and
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the best things you should do for
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reporting and how to write a report well,
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and I also discussed a couple of
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best practices as well as a web application Pen Tester.
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Thank you all for watching
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the web application penetration
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testing course on Cybrary.
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We hope you've learned something and take away
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some very valuable information from
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this lesson here on Cybrary.
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As the instructor myself,
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I would like to say thank you to Cybrary for giving me
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this opportunity to teach everybody.
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It was an awesome time.
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I enjoyed making the material
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and I enjoy teaching the material.
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Remember everybody, happy hacking.
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