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Hosted by Ilaria Digital School · education · EN-US · 158 episodes
Become a CyberSecurity & DevSecOps Specialist: Understand the risks of an application to prioritize tests and corrections; Conduct a Web/API application Pentest (recognition, tests, proofs) on an authorized perimeter; Identify and validate major vulnerabilities (auth/session, access control, access control, injections, auth/session, access control, access, injection, injection, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injections, CSRF, injection); Master the main tools such as Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, Python scripting; Correct flaws properly and set up non-regression tests; Produce a vulnerability report; Set up a secure delivery chain: CI/CD, SAST (Static Application Security Testing), DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing), SCA (Software Composition Analysis), SCA (Software Composition Analysis), containers.
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CyberSecurity & DevSecOps Expert: Develop, PenTest, and Deploy Secure Applications
THEORETICAL RECAP On Linux, every process runs with the privileges of a user and its groups. The principle of least privilege dictates that an account should hold only the permissions strictly required for its tasks—nothing more. A pentester frequent...
CyberSecurity & DevSecOps Expert: Develop, PenTest, and Deploy Secure Applications
Advanced user and sudoer management is a cornerstone of Linux security. On a Linux system, every process and every file is tied to an identity. Understanding how users, groups, and privilege elevation work allows you to reduce the attack surface, app...
CyberSecurity & DevSecOps Expert: Develop, PenTest, and Deploy Secure Applications
THEORETICAL RECAP A Bash script is just a text file until you grant it execute permission and provide an interpreter. The shebang line (#!/bin/bash) on the first line tells the system which interpreter to use. Permissions are managed with chmod: chmo...
CyberSecurity & DevSecOps Expert: Develop, PenTest, and Deploy Secure Applications
Scripting is one of the most powerful tools a security professional has. A well-written Bash or Python script can automate reconnaissance, parse thousands of log lines, back up critical files, or orchestrate a deployment. But a poorly written script ...
CyberSecurity & DevSecOps Expert: Develop, PenTest, and Deploy Secure Applications
THEORETICAL RECAP The /etc directory is the heart of Linux system configuration. It contains critical files: user accounts (/etc/passwd, /etc/shadow), network settings, service configurations, firewall rules, and repository definitions you manipulate...
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