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JavaScript Security

Learn JavaScript-related attacks and how to build safer JavaScript applications.

10 hours, 50 minutes CPE count

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    Syllabus

  • JavaScript Security Project Course — 02:19:59

    • K0004, K0016, K0068, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0172, S0213

      Test your JavaScript knowledge with these challenges!

  • Secure JavaScript Programming overview Course — 00:53:55

    • K0004, K0016, K0068, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0172, S0213

      An exploration of Java and its runtime environments.

  • Authentication Course — 00:49:42

    • K0004, K0007, K0016, K0068, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0336, K0372, K0396, K0398, K0487, K0561, S0060, S0172, S0213

      This course explores web authentication and best practices.

  • XSS and JavaScript remote code executions Course — 01:33:53

    • K0004, K0016, K0061, K0068, K0070, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0172, S0213

      This course explores cross-site scripting (XSS) in JavaScript.

  • CSRF and browser security Course — 00:37:16

    • K0004, K0016, K0061, K0068, K0070, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0172, S0213

      An exploration of cross-site request forgery, or CSRF.

  • Regular expressions Course — 00:34:23

    • K0004, K0016, K0023, K0068, K0070, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0013, S0037, S0060, S0172, S0213, S0285

      A look at regular expressions and how to handle them.

  • Prototype pollution Course — 00:34:44

    • K0004, K0005, K0016, K0068, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0172, S0213

      This course explores prototype pollution in JavaScript.

  • Ecosystem modules (npm) and supply chain Course — 01:13:21

    • K0004, K0016, K0068, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0172, S0213

      A look at npm and npm packages.

  • Serverless JavaScript Course — 01:05:04

    • K0004, K0016, K0068, K0077, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0372, K0396, K0398, S0060, S0143, S0153, S0172, S0213

      Exploring serverless JavaScript.

  • Web developer desktop security Course — 00:10:43

    • K0004, K0016, K0068, K0105, K0140, K0236, K0325, K0349, K0372, K0396, K0398, K0444, K0624, S0060, S0172, S0213

      A look at common web developer desktop security issues.

  • Secure Coding – JavaScript Lab — 00:30:00

    • This lab covers multiple secure coding errors commonly found in JavaScript, including DOM rewrites and the use of the eval() statement.

  • JavaScript Security Skill Assessment Assessment — 54 questions — 00:27:00

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What you will learn

This learning path will help you understand the diverse threats and protections of the JavaScript world. We will start by covering the basics, as misunderstanding them often leads developers to write less safe code. Then, we will discuss authentication, XSS and CSRF. We will also spend a bit of time understanding regular expressions through the prism of security. We will also cover serverless security and what a JavaScript developer should do to keep their own desktop machine safe while using development tools.

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Meet the author

Vladimir works as a software engineer at Sqreen where he builds a tool to secure web applications. Previously, he was a professional security auditor and a web developer in agencies. He is one of the most active members of the Node.js Security Working Group where he handles the security of Node.js and its ecosystem

Vladimir is an official Node.js collaborator and his contributions mostly focus in the domain of security and monitoring. He also often gives talks and training to software engineers to teach them about application security.

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How to claim CPEs

Should you complete this learning path, you’ll be able to download a certificate of completion. Use this to claim your CPEs or CPUs.

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