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Discovering intelligent and automated ways to solve cyber security issues is the key to going from budding to booming IT professional. This bundle is the perfect step towards career excellence as it not only teaches you real world hacking techniques, but prepares you to earn the necessary certifications. Broken into 11 courses, the complete training will cover everything from the history of the software development lifestyle to intricate techniques for mitigating attacks.

Understand the Security Code Review Guideline & the challenges that arise
Study Threat Modeling to understand & rate the threats targeting your application
Explore Buffer Overflow (program overruns the buffer’s boundary & overwrites adjacent memory)
Learn Integer, Stack & Heap overflow via hand on labs
Recognize web-based vulnerabilities & mitigate them
Learn SQL Injection, Cross-site Scripting & File Inclusion via hands-on labs
Understand Source Code Fuzzing w/ American Fuzzer Lab & Automated Analysis Techniques
Use automated techniques to find bugs in source code
Use scoping, fingerprinting & crawling w/ Burp Suite to gather info about targets
Bypass access control to get into web-based systems
Comprehend Cross-Site Request Forgery, an HTTP request sent on behalf of a victim’s browser
Mitigate Injection attempts that attack users through files

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