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What you'll learn

Cyber Security Fundamentals

Master core security concepts

Hands-on Practical Labs

Real-world exercises and projects

Industry Certification Prep

Get ready for certifications

Career Preparation

Job-ready skills and portfolio

Live Q&A Sessions

Direct interaction with instructors

Community Access

Network with fellow learners

Course Content

5 courses
01 API (Application Programming Interface)

API (Application Programming Interface) allows different software applications to communicate with each other.

18 modules
Modules
1
Broken Object Level Authorization and Broken Authentication

APIs Tend to Expose Endpoints That Handle Object Identifiers, Creating a Wide Attack Surface of Obje

2
Broken Object Level Authorization and Broken Authentication

APIs Tend to Expose Endpoints That Handle Object Identifiers, Creating a Wide Attack Surface of Obje

3
Broken Object Property Level Authorization

Focusing on The Root Cause: The Lack of or Improper Authorization Validation at The Object Property

4
Broken Object Property Level Authorization

Focusing on The Root Cause: The Lack of or Improper Authorization Validation at The Object Property

5
Unrestricted Resource Consumption

Satisfying API Requests Requires Resources Such as Network Bandwidth, CPU, Memory, and Storage.

6
Unrestricted Resource Consumption

Satisfying API Requests Requires Resources Such as Network Bandwidth, CPU, Memory, and Storage.

7
Broken Function Level Authorization

Complex Access Control Policies With Different Hierarchies, Groups, and Roles.

8
Broken Function Level Authorization

Complex Access Control Policies With Different Hierarchies, Groups, and Roles.

9
Unrestricted Access to Sensitive Business Flows

A Vulnerability Where an API Endpoint is Functionally Correct But Lacks Safeguards to Prevent Bots o

10
Unrestricted Access to Sensitive Business Flows

A Vulnerability Where an API Endpoint is Functionally Correct But Lacks Safeguards to Prevent Bots o

11
Server Side Request Forgery

Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) Flaws can Occur When an API is Fetching a Remote Resource Without

12
Server Side Request Forgery

Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) Flaws can Occur When an API is Fetching a Remote Resource Without

13
Security Misconfiguration

APIs and The Systems Supporting Them Typically Contain Complex Configurations, Meant to Make The API

14
Security Misconfiguration

APIs and The Systems Supporting Them Typically Contain Complex Configurations, Meant to Make The API

15
Improper Inventory Management

APIs Tend to Expose More Endpoints Than Traditional Web Applications, Making Proper and Updated Docu

16
Improper Inventory Management

APIs Tend to Expose More Endpoints Than Traditional Web Applications, Making Proper and Updated Docu

17
Unsafe Consumption of APIs

Developers Tend to Trust Data Received From Third-Party APIs More Than User Input, and So Tend to Ad

18
Unsafe Consumption of APIs

Developers Tend to Trust Data Received From Third-Party APIs More Than User Input, and So Tend to Ad

Description
An API is a set of rules and protocols that enables one software application to interact with another. It allows developers to access features or data of a system without knowing its internal workings. APIs are widely used in web applications, mobile apps, and cloud services to exchange data efficiently and securely.
Prerequisites
Basic computer knowledge. Understanding of internet and web applications. Basic knowledge of programming (optional but helpful). Familiarity with JSON or data formats (basic level).
02 Cloud, Container & Docker Security Course

Learn to secure cloud environments, containerized applications, and Docker infrastructure through practical training in

Description
The Cloud, Container & Docker Security Course is designed to help learners understand the security challenges associated with cloud computing, container technologies, and modern application deployment environments. The course combines theoretical concepts with practical exercises to develop essential skills in securing cloud infrastructure and containerized workloads.

Students will explore cloud security architecture, the shared responsibility model, identity and access management (IAM), netw
Prerequisites
Basic computer and operating system knowledge. Fundamental understanding of networking concepts including IP addresses ports and DNS. Basic Linux command-line knowledge is recommended. Familiarity with web applications and client-server architecture is helpful. Basic programming or scripting knowledge is an advantage but not mandatory. No prior professional cloud security experience is required.
No additional details available
03 Cyber Security and Ethical hacking

Learn Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking through practical training in network security, vulnerability analysis, penetra

Description
This Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking course is designed to help learners build a strong foundation in cybersecurity, ethical hacking methodologies, and vulnerability assessment. The course combines theoretical concepts with practical exercises, real-world scenarios, and hands-on security testing to develop industry-relevant skills.

Students will explore reconnaissance, footprinting, network scanning, enumeration, vulnerability analysis, packet sniffing, denial-of-service (DoS/DDoS) concept
Prerequisites
Basic computer knowledge and familiarity with operating systems. A fundamental understanding of the internet websites and networking is helpful but not mandatory. Basic knowledge of IP addresses routers switches and network protocols is an advantage. An interest in cybersecurity ethical hacking and problem-solving. No prior professional ethical hacking experience is required.
No additional details available
04 Large Language Model (LLM)

Large Language Model (LLM) A Large Language Model (LLM) is an advanced type of artificial intelligence designed to unde

20 modules
Modules
1
Prompt Injection

Malicious Input Designed to Manipulate an AI Model Into Ignoring Instructions or Revealing Sensitive

2
Prompt Injection

Malicious Input Designed to Manipulate an AI Model Into Ignoring Instructions or Revealing Sensitive

3
Sensitive Information Disclosure

Exposure of Confidential Data (like Passwords, API keys, or Personal info) Through insecure AI Respo

4
Sensitive Information Disclosure

Exposure of Confidential Data (like Passwords, API keys, or Personal info) Through insecure AI Respo

5
Supply Chain

Risks Arising From Third-Party Tools, Libraries, or APIs that can introduce Vulnerabilities into AI

6
Supply Chain

Risks Arising From Third-Party Tools, Libraries, or APIs that can introduce Vulnerabilities into AI

7
Data and Model Poisoning

Attacks Where Training Data or Models are Tampered With to Produce Biased or Harmful Outputs.

8
Data and Model Poisoning

Attacks Where Training Data or Models are Tampered With to Produce Biased or Harmful Outputs.

9
Improper Output Handling

Failure to Validate or Sanitize AI Outputs, Leading to Security Risks Like Code Injection or Misinfo

10
Improper Output Handling

Failure to Validate or Sanitize AI Outputs, Leading to Security Risks Like Code Injection or Misinfo

11
Excessive Agency

Granting AI Systems too Much Autonomy, Allowing Them to Perform Actions Beyond Intended Permissions.

12
Excessive Agency

Granting AI Systems too Much Autonomy, Allowing Them to Perform Actions Beyond Intended Permissions.

13
System Prompt Leakage

Accidental Exposure of Hidden System Instructions That Guide AI Behavior.

14
System Prompt Leakage

Accidental Exposure of Hidden System Instructions That Guide AI Behavior.

15
Vector and Embedding Weaknesses

Exploiting Flaws in Vector Databases or Embeddings to Retrieve or Manipulate Sensitive Information.

16
Vector and Embedding Weaknesses

Exploiting Flaws in Vector Databases or Embeddings to Retrieve or Manipulate Sensitive Information.

17
Misinformation

Generation of Incorrect or Misleading Information That Appears Credible.

18
Misinformation

Generation of Incorrect or Misleading Information That Appears Credible.

19
Unbounded Consumption

Lack of Limits on AI Usage (API Calls, Tokens, etc.), Leading to Resource Exhaustion or High Costs.

20
Unbounded Consumption

Lack of Limits on AI Usage (API Calls, Tokens, etc.), Leading to Resource Exhaustion or High Costs.

Description
A Large Language Model (LLM) is a type of artificial intelligence designed to understand, interpret, and generate human language in a highly natural and meaningful way. It is built using deep learning techniques, particularly neural networks called transformers, and is trained on vast amounts of text data such as books, websites, articles, and conversations. LLMs are a core part of Natural Language Processing, which focuses on enabling machines to communicate like humans. By analyzing patterns i
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of computers and programming concepts Familiarity with a programming language like Python Knowledge of fundamental mathematics (algebra probability basic statistics) Understanding of machine learning basics Introductory knowledge of Natural Language Processing Awareness of how data is used to train AI models
05 WAPT - Dronacharya

Learn practical Web Application Penetration Testing (WAPT) techniques to identify, analyze, and secure web application v

34 modules
Modules
1
Introduction to Web Application Testing

Basics of testing web applications to identify security flaws and vulnerabilities.

2
Introduction to Web Application Testing

Basics of testing web applications to identify security flaws and vulnerabilities.

3
Burp Suite

Learn to intercept, analyze, and modify HTTP requests using Burp Suite.

4
Burp Suite

Learn to intercept, analyze, and modify HTTP requests using Burp Suite.

5
ZAP Proxy & NetSparker

Use automated tools to scan and detect web application vulnerabilities.

6
ZAP Proxy & NetSparker

Use automated tools to scan and detect web application vulnerabilities.

7
Convert VA Report into PT

Transform vulnerability assessment findings into a structured penetration testing report.

8
Convert VA Report into PT

Transform vulnerability assessment findings into a structured penetration testing report.

9
Application Walkthrough, Identify Functionality & Report Writing

Understand application flow, identify features, and document security findings.

10
Application Walkthrough, Identify Functionality & Report Writing

Understand application flow, identify features, and document security findings.

11
Security Headers

Analyze HTTP security headers to enhance application protection.

12
Security Headers

Analyze HTTP security headers to enhance application protection.

13
Cookies & SSL Vulnerabilities

Identify risks related to cookies and SSL/TLS misconfigurations.

14
Cookies & SSL Vulnerabilities

Identify risks related to cookies and SSL/TLS misconfigurations.

15
SQL Injection & XSS

Detect and exploit database injection and cross-site scripting flaws.

16
SQL Injection & XSS

Detect and exploit database injection and cross-site scripting flaws.

17
CSRF & Clickjacking

Understand attacks that trick users into performing unintended actions.

18
CSRF & Clickjacking

Understand attacks that trick users into performing unintended actions.

19
DOM-Based Vulnerabilities & CORS

Identify client-side vulnerabilities and misconfigured cross-origin policies.

20
DOM-Based Vulnerabilities & CORS

Identify client-side vulnerabilities and misconfigured cross-origin policies.

21
XXE & SSRF

Exploit server-side request handling and XML parsing weaknesses.

22
XXE & SSRF

Exploit server-side request handling and XML parsing weaknesses.

23
OS Command Injection & Path Traversal

Gain unauthorized access by executing system commands or accessing restricted files.

24
OS Command Injection & Path Traversal

Gain unauthorized access by executing system commands or accessing restricted files.

25
Access Control Vulnerabilities & Authentication

Find flaws in user permissions and authentication mechanisms.

26
Access Control Vulnerabilities & Authentication

Find flaws in user permissions and authentication mechanisms.

27
Insecure Deserialization & Information Disclosure

Identify risks from unsafe data handling and leakage of sensitive information.

28
Insecure Deserialization & Information Disclosure

Identify risks from unsafe data handling and leakage of sensitive information.

29
Business Logic Vulnerabilities & HTTP Host Header Attacks

Exploit application logic flaws and header manipulation issues.

30
Business Logic Vulnerabilities & HTTP Host Header Attacks

Exploit application logic flaws and header manipulation issues.

31
OAuth Authentication & File Upload Vulnerabilities

Analyze weaknesses in third-party login systems and file upload features.

32
OAuth Authentication & File Upload Vulnerabilities

Analyze weaknesses in third-party login systems and file upload features.

33
JWT & Introduction to API Testing

Understand token-based authentication and basics of testing APIs.

34
JWT & Introduction to API Testing

Understand token-based authentication and basics of testing APIs.

Description
The Web Application Penetration Testing (WAPT) course is designed for students, cybersecurity enthusiasts, developers, and IT professionals who want to learn how to identify and secure vulnerabilities in modern web applications. This course provides practical, hands-on training on web security concepts, ethical hacking methodologies, and penetration testing techniques used by security professionals. Students will learn how attackers exploit vulnerabilities and how organizations can defend again
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of computers and internet concepts\r\nUnderstanding of websites and web browsers\r\nBasic networking knowledge is recommended\r\nNo prior hacking experience required\r\nBasic understanding of HTML HTTP and web technologies is helpful but not mandatory

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of computers and internet
  • A laptop/desktop with internet connection
  • Curiosity and willingness to learn
  • No prior coding experience required

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