
In this video, you will get to learn what you will get to learn from this course.
Install and configure a vulnerable web app on your local server, adjust permissions, extract files, start the server and database, and create the DVWA database for hands-on security learning.
Identify open redirect vulnerabilities by examining unvalidated redirects and parameters that forward users to external sites, illustrating how attackers abuse redirects and how bug bounty programs reward researchers.
Explore how tabnapping enables phishing by abusing link targets to replace trusted pages with attacker sites, with a real-world report and demonstration.
Learners explore cross-site scripting and how unsanitized input can reflect malicious scripts back to the browser, enabling JavaScript injections and an alert box via reflected XSS vulnerabilities.
Continue learning by exploring topics covered in this course on related sites, watching security researcher videos, reading blogs, and following Twitter hashtags like #Bugman and #hakkar1.
This course is made from scratch. So, if you do not have any knowledge about Website Hacking or Bug hunting then this is course to go with. This course is not just based on home lab environment like DVWA and other vulnerable web application, Instead this course is completely based on real life security vulnerabilities that are reported on hackerone and bug Crowd. This is the place, where people make thousands of dollars in a night by just reporting one big bug to the big companies like Uber, Facebook, Ola, Amazon and Zomato.
So, this course will give you the brief introduction to the types of bugs that you can report and earn the money.