About the Book:

In the digital age, where web applications form the crux of our interconnected existence, Web Hacking Arsenal: A Practical Guide to Modern Web Pentesting emerges as an essential guide to mastering the art and science of web application pentesting. This book, penned by an expert in the field, ventures beyond traditional approaches, offering a unique blend of real-world penetration testing insights and comprehensive research. It's designed to bridge the critical knowledge gaps in cybersecurity, equipping readers with both theoretical understanding and practical skills. What sets this book apart is its focus on real-life challenges encountered in the field, moving beyond simulated scenarios to provide insights into real-world scenarios.

The core of Web Hacking Arsenal is its ability to adapt to the evolving nature of web security threats. It prepares the reader not just for the challenges of today but also for the unforeseen complexities of the future. This proactive approach ensures the book's relevance over time, empowering readers to stay ahead in the ever-changing cybersecurity landscape.

Key Features

• In-depth exploration of web application penetration testing, based on real-world scenarios and extensive field experience.
• Comprehensive coverage of contemporary and emerging web security threats, with strategies adaptable to future challenges.
• A perfect blend of theory and practice, including case studies and practical examples from actual penetration testing.
• Strategic insights for gaining an upper hand in the competitive world of bug bounty programs.
• Detailed analysis of up-to-date vulnerability testing techniques, setting it apart from existing literature in the field.

Contents:

1.    Introduction to Web and Browser

2.    Intelligence Gathering and Enumeration

3.    Introduction to Server Side Injection Attacks

4.    Client-Side Injection Attacks

5.    Cross Site Request Forgery Attacks

6.    Webapp File System Attacks

7.     Authentication Authorization SSO Attacks

8.    Business Logic Flaws

9.    Exploring XXE SSRF and Request Smuggling Techniques

10. Attacking Serialization

11. Pentesting Web Services CloudServices

12. Attacking HTML5

13. Evading Web Application Firewalls WAF

14. Report Writing

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