Covering the content of WebGoat, the classic wargame of web hacking, we have translated and solved all the lessons and challenges from beginning to end. We provide all the tools and data needed to solve the challenges, starting with setting up the practice environment.
Ability and acumen to discover web application vulnerabilities based on OWASP Top 10.
Computer science knowledge relevant to each challenge.
Hacking as a hobby, hacking as a hobby. ※ "Hacking as a Hobby" content only focuses on legal hacking to contribute to a safe information security ecosystem.
▶ Do you want to place a special order on a server or database hidden deeper beneath the surface?
▶ Would you like to try your hand at web-related challenges at hacking competitions ?
If so, you may be able to get help here.
Here, we'll master WebGoat, a classic web hacking wargame . Based on fully translated Korean materials, we'll follow every lesson from start to finish and practice the challenges.
They will be exposed to the hidden parts of the web browser. They will intercept and modify data transmissions, requesting special information from servers. They will even access private pages that are inaccessible to the general public. They will extract personal information stored in databases as if it were a given . They will even use websites to deceive other users .
This course will teach you how to discover and mitigate various web-related security vulnerabilities . Specifically, it covers theory and practice on vulnerabilities related to SQLI, XXE, authentication bypass, JWT, XSS, IDOR, access control, deserialization, CSRF, vulnerable components, password reset, and HTML tampering.
To reduce any additional hassle, we'll help you set up a practice environment and provide all the tools and data you need to solve the challenge.
[Q1] Which version of Webgoat do you use? [Ans] We use M24 version with OWASP 2017 applied.
[Q2] I didn't take "Hacking as a Hobby #1-2." Is it okay to start with this course? [Ans] Yes, that's not a problem. Course #2 focuses on general hacking experience, while course #1 focuses on system hacking. However, course #3 focuses on web hacking, so it's not directly related. However, course #5, which covers actual hacking competitions, covers a broader range of topics, including systems and the web, so the previous courses are not meaningless.
[Q3] What abilities will you gain when you complete the course? [Ans] A website developed by a novice developer unfamiliar with security may seem like a toy. However, please note that this isn't the entirety of web hacking. It's about demonstrating a few skills based on key vulnerabilities . Now, you're finally ready to take action.
The explanation is neat and good. But I recommend that only beginners (at least those who have heard of injection) take the course. And the copyright belongs to me~~ You are responsible for any misuse~~~ etc. It is annoying that they insert it at the beginning of every clip so that people skip it even though they only need to say it once in the first lecture.
Honestly, this is Hyeja. There is a place that offers a 5-day lecture through Webgoo, but they charge 150,000 won per person without even finishing the course. ㅂㄷㅂㄷ...
Honestly, I thought I would be satisfied with just learning SQL injection, but there were many unexpected contents, and they were explained kindly, so I was able to learn easily even though there was a lot of content. It doesn't just pick out the easy parts, but really includes all the contents. It even solves problems with real bugs...