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drcrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

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Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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drcrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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drcrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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drcrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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drcrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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DRCrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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DRCrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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DRCrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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DRCrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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DRCrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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DRCrypter said:
This is a very popular course , and now you can get in here if you're looking to start a bug bounty program. You can try this course, Start from Zero to Hero. This course is basic to advanced, and you can learn something new with OWASP Top 10 because it's very easy to understand how hackers or attackers try to inject or hack your web app. You can learn how to secure your web app from hackers, etc., as you wish.

View attachment 260

Note: The contents of this course are not covered in any of my other courses except for some basics. Although website hacking is covered in one of my other courses, that course only covered the basics, whereas this course dives much deeper into this topic, covering more techniques, more vulnerabilities, advanced exploitation, advanced post-exploitation, bypassing security, and more!

All of the vulnerabilities covered here are very common in bug bounty programs, and most of them are part of the OWASP top 10.
You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them, and what the right practices are to avoid causing them.

1. Chapter 1
2. Preparation: Creating a Penetration Testing Lab
3. Preparation: Linux Basics
4. Website Basics
5. Information Gathering
6. File Upload Vulnerabilities
7. Code Execution Vulnerabilities
8. Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)
9. Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)
10. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
11. SQL Injection Vulnerabilities: SQLi In Login Pages
12. SQL injection vulnerabilities: extracting data from the database
13. SQL injection vulnerabilities: advanced exploitation
14. XSS Vulnerabilities
15. XSS Vulnerabilities: Exploitation
16. Insecure Session Management
17. Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks
18. Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using OWASP ZAP
19. Post-exploitation
20. Bonus Section

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