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.NET core vulnerabilities mitigation
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This course will overview a plethora of .Net Core mitigation procedures that will help your software withstand sophisticated cyberattacks. And the best part of this advanced class is that it will help you understand how mitigation works while building cod
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Input validation
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User input is one of the most important aspects of programming concepts where nearly all the applications at some point in time would need to accept user interaction with the platform through input submissions. In this module, we will take a look at code
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File upload
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In this module, we examine the nature of some of the attacks that can be performed on file upload forms and how to mitigate them. We’ll learn how to prevent types of remote code execution and denial of service.
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Cross-site request forgery
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A major part of application security mitigations is CSRF. This module shows the step-by-step security mechanism implementation that prevents this attack.
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Cross-site scripting
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XSS prevention can be easy and hard, depending on the application’s use case or the data visualization. In this module, we’ll discuss how .NET Core handles XSS and some other manual fixes that seem secure at first sight but are not.
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Serialization and deserialization
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Serialization and deserialization are used when transmitting data or storing data in a file. The structure helps to translate objects to different types back and forth easily. In this module, we will see some security risks that can occur and how to remed
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Security headers
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HTTP headers have their implication for application security, since they carry information about the communication between client and server. In this module, we will go through some of the security headers and their role in application security.
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Captcha
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Captcha was invented to prevent spam automated software from posting comments on pages, opening spam accounts on sign-up forms, brute-forcing attacks against login pages, posting spamming blogs or news, and much more. In this module, we’ll go through the
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Authentication
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Authentication is the process of users proving to a service that they are who they say they are. Generally, in the web world, it is used to give users access to confidential data or systems by requiring a set of identifying credentials. Implemented wrong,
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Data access and storage
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Communicating with the database and querying records is one of the most sensitive parts of an application. In this module, we will see how to properly establish a secure connection between the app and the database.
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Hands-on
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In this module, we will go through hands-on mitigation of SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, unrestricted file upload, directory traversal, unvalidated redirects and mass.
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
This course will overview a plethora of .NET Core mitigation procedures that will help your software withstand sophisticated cyberattacks. And the best part of this advanced class is that it will help you understand how mitigation works while building cod

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