Advanced Web Hacking
For anyone who already knows XSS and SQL injection and now wants to build attack chains: filter bypasses, API attacks, breaking authentication logic and landing a shell on the server.
About this course
The web-hacking part of the complete course lays the base: you understand XSS and SQL injection and can find a simple bug. This course is where it gets serious — you don't find one bug any more, you chain several together until you reach the server.
Everything is practised on deliberately vulnerable labs, and the approach is exactly what you need for real bug bounty and web pentesting: from reconnaissance to writing a report that gets accepted.
What you'll learn
- From plain XSS to a real attack chain, plus filter and WAF bypasses
- Advanced SQL injection: blind, time-based, and automating with sqlmap
- SSRF, XXE and deserialization; attacking REST and GraphQL APIs
- IDOR and broken access control; abusing JWT and OAuth flows
- File upload, remote code execution and getting a shell
- How bug bounty really goes, from subdomain recon to an accepted report
- Automating reconnaissance with the common bug-bounty tooling
Who this course is for
- People who know the web-hacking basics and want to reach a professional level.
- Aspiring bug-bounty hunters after a serious, income-generating approach.
- Web developers who want to understand where their app breaks.
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with XSS and SQL injection at the level of the complete course's web section.
- Comfort with Burp Suite and working with HTTP requests.
- A little scripting (Python, say) helps but isn't required.
Frequently asked questions
Will it help with bug bounty?
That's exactly what it's built for. The focus is on attack chaining, recon and reporting — the parts that actually make money in bug bounty.
What are the prerequisites?
You need the web-hacking basics (XSS and SQLi). If you don't have them, take the complete course's web section first.
What about price and start date?
The course is coming soon and prices for all courses will be announced shortly.