This hands-on training lab consists of 10 fun real world like hacking exercises, corresponding to each of the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.
Hints and solutions are provided along the way. Although the backend for this is written in PHP, vulnerabilities would remain the same across all web based languages, so the training would still be relevant even if you don’t actively code in PHP.
Making the Hands-on Lab Work:
Docker instructions
I would highly recommend that you run the training in a docker container because of the following:
Setup:
Running it using a web server:
If for some reason you are not able to run the training in a docker container, you may also run it using a web server.
The following steps are optional but recommended:
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