Intro to Command Injection Vulnerabilities A Command Injection vulnerability ranks among the most dangerous security flaws a web application can have. It enables an attacker to run arbitrary operating-system commands on the server that hosts the application, potentially giving them control over that server and a path into the wider network. When a web app … Ler mais
This module takes you from basic reconnaissance to advanced information-gathering techniques specifically for iOS apps and their backends. The goal: build a complete, prioritized map of the attack surface so later static/dynamic analysis and tests are targeted and efficient. Learning objectives By the end of this module you will be able to: Prerequisites Recommended tools … Ler mais
Have you ever opened a cybersecurity textbook, took one look at the first page, and felt like you accidentally enrolled in a computer science PhD? Maybe you started a hacking tutorial on YouTube, only to discover the instructor types faster than your brain can process human language. Or perhaps you saw someone using Kali Linux … Ler mais
Introduction to Networks Welcome to Network Foundations!In this introductory module, we’ll take a deeper look into the fascinating technology that powers computer networking—commonly referred to simply as networking or networks—and understand why it has become an inseparable part of our modern world. Throughout this section, we will focus primarily on two of the most common … Ler mais
Bug Bounty Programs As highlighted in the summary of this module, a bug bounty program is generally viewed as a crowdsourcing initiative where individuals are rewarded—both with recognition and financial incentives—for finding and responsibly reporting software vulnerabilities. However, these programs go beyond simple rewards. A bug bounty program (often referred to as a Vulnerability Rewards … Ler mais
If you’ve ever imagined a hacker, chances are your mind immediately jumped to someone in a hoodie, typing furiously in a dark room lit only by neon screens and questionable life choices. Movies have done an excellent job convincing us that hacking is basically black magic powered by caffeine and emotional instability. But here’s a … Ler mais
Welcome — this module builds a practical, deep foundation for iOS mobile pentesting. We’ll cover how iOS apps are structured, what to look for during initial analysis, and the core runtime & storage primitives you’ll encounter when moving to static and dynamic analysis. Everything here is safe, practical, and intended to prepare you for hands-on … Ler mais
If someone had told me a few years ago that I would voluntarily spend my nights learning how ports work, why firewalls sometimes act like moody bouncers, or how a simple misconfigured header can ruin someone’s day, I would have laughed. I mean, cybersecurity? That sounded like something straight out of a hacker movie—green code … Ler mais
Module 0 — Legal, Ethics, Scope & Lab Setup Module 1 — iOS Basics & App Anatomy Module 2 — Reconnaissance & Information Gathering Module 3 — Static Analysis (conceptual → tooling) Module 4 — Dynamic Analysis & Instrumentation (non-exploitative) Module 5 — Runtime Hooking & Frida (conceptual + safe guidance) Module 6 — Jailbreak … Ler mais
Scope & ethics: This module is for authorized, lab-only testing and for defensive hardening of your own apps. We’ll cover inventorying and testing third-party SDKs, tracking transitive dependencies, vetting privacy/telemetry behavior, and securing your build/signing pipeline end-to-end. Emphasis is on evidence-driven analysis, repeatable labs, and CI/CD enforcement—not exploitation of systems outside written scope. 18.0 Learning … Ler mais
Scope & ethics: Everything below is for authorized, lab-only testing and for hardening your own apps. The module covers Android WebView, in-app browsers, and hybrid stacks (Cordova/CAPacitor, React Native, Flutter, Ionic), with a focus on JavaScript bridges, navigation, storage, cookies, OAuth flows, and server-side headers. We emphasize defensive patterns, repeatable lab procedures, and audit-grade evidence. … Ler mais
Short reminder: this module shows how to detect, test, and fix crypto misuse. It does not provide offensive exploit recipes for attacking real systems. Use all examples only in authorized labs or on your own test apps. 16.0 Learning objectives After this module you will be able to: 16.1 Cryptography fundamentals (precise checklist) When you … Ler mais