Learn Bug Bounty Hunting & Web Security Testing From Scratch Course

This comprehensive Bug Bounty Hunting & Web Security Testing course is designed for complete beginners, guiding you step-by-step to an advanced level where you can identify a wide range of vulnerabilities, including the OWASP Top 10, in any web application.

It combines practical learning with essential theory, starting with the basics of web technologies before diving into hands-on hacking and bug hunting. Each section focuses on a common security flaw, teaching you how to identify and exploit it through real-world examples while introducing advanced techniques to bypass security measures. The course is entirely hands-on, with no dry lectures, ensuring you learn by doing. To conclude, you’ll participate in a two-hour real-world penetration test, where you’ll apply your skills to analyze and break down a live website, uncovering vulnerabilities in seemingly secure features.

Information Disclosure.
IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference).
Broken Access Control.
Directory / Path Traversal.
Cookie Manipulation.
CSRF (Client-Side Request Forgery).
OAUTH 2.0.
Injection Vulnerabilities.
Command Injection.
Blind Command Injection.
HTML Injection.
XSS (Cross-Site Scripting).
Reflected, Stored & DOM Based XSS.
Bypassing Security Filters.
Bypassing CSP (Content Security Policy).
SQL Injection.
Blind SQLi.
Time-based Blind SQLi.
SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery).
Blind SSRF.
XXE (XML External Entity) Injection.
Information gathering.
End point discovery.
HTTP Headers.
HTTP status codes.
HTTP methods.
Input parameters.
Cookies.
HTML basics for bug hunting.
Javascript basics for bug hunting.
XML basics for bug hunting.
Filtering methods.
Bypassing blacklists & whitelists.
Bug hunting and research.
Hidden paths discovery.
Code analyses.

Shafique Ahmed

I did Global C|EH but I found this course by Zaid Sabih is more useful and full of latest stuff. I really like this course and looking forward to do more course by Zaid Sabih.

Jash Merchant

The explanation is awesome , especially the notes and resources provided in between just makes everything easy to understand. Thanks a lot Sir Zaid.

Phil Lutkovsky

This guy is just the best at this... I am a course hoarder so I know what I am talking about. He may not cover ALL topics in the world, that would make this course 500 hours long, but the things he DOES cover he covers in great detail.

Hossain Md Zakir

Excellent course I have ever found online. Mr Zaid is very helpful and friendly Instructor. He made all the courses easy to understand for every level student. Thank you very much Mr Zaid for your best effort on online teaching.

CISMP® (New to Cybersecurity)

Certificate in Information Security Management Principles: is an internationally recognised foundation-level qualification. CISMP serves as an excellent starting point for individuals relatively new to the field of cybersecurity and wish to establish a solid foundation for building a successful information security career and before pursuing more advanced certifications.Possible Roles include: GRC consultant IT/information security manager IT/information security analyst Director IT manager Project manager Consultant Infrastructure engineer.Disclaimer: This Ethical Hacking from Scratch 2024 course by zSecurity is an introduction to Ethical Hacking course and does not serve as a preparation course for the CISMP® certification. zSecurity does not provide CISMP® preparation courses. We strongly recommend completing a CISMP® preparation course before attempting the CISMP® certification examination. Thank you.

CISSP® (Junior to Senior in Cybersecurity)

Certified Information Systems Security Professional: is an independent information security certification granted by the International Information System Security Certification Consortium. CISSP® is the must-have qualification for developing a senior career in information security.Possible Role include: Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Chief Security Officer (CSO) Senior Security Engineer Security Consultant Security Manager Security Auditor Security Director Security Architect Network Architect IT Director/Manager Security Analyst Security Systems Engineer.Disclaimer: This Ethical Hacking from Scratch 2024 course by zSecurity is an introduction to Ethical Hacking course and does not serve as a preparation course for the CISMP® certification. zSecurity does not provide CISMP® preparation courses. We strongly recommend completing a CISMP® preparation course before attempting the CISMP® certification examination. Thank you.

Cybersecurity Analyst

Salary: €35K - 48K. A cybersecurity analyst is responsible for protecting an organization's computer systems, networks, and data from security breaches and cyber threats.

Information Security Analyst

Salary: €35K - €60K. Information security analysts install and operate firewalls, data encryption programs, and other software, monitor their organization for security breaches, and even simulate attacks to look for vulnerabilities in their system.

Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)

Salary: €40K - €50K. An ethical hacker, also known as a 'white hat hacker', is employed to legally break into computers and networks to test an organization's overall security. Ethical hackers possess all the skills of a cyber criminal but use their knowledge to improve organizations rather than exploit and damage them.

Penetration Tester

Salary: €50K - €68K. Pen testers use tools to examine the target website or system for weaknesses, including open services, application security issues, and open source vulnerabilities. Pen testers simulate cyberattacks on a computer system to evaluate the security of the system.

Security Consultant

Salary: €46K - €65K. A security consultant, also sometimes called a security analyst, pinpoints vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, and software programs and works toward solutions to strengthen them against hackers. This consultant role is a strong example of a highly specialized IT occupation.

Ethical Hacker (Freelance)

Salary: €??K - €??K. Freelance, freelancer, or freelance worker, are terms commonly used for a person who is self-employed and not necessarily committed to a particular employer long-term. A freelancer is an individual who earns money on a per-job basis, usually for short-term work as an independent contractor.

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