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EXPLOIT#1
A piece of code or technique that takes advantage of a vulnerability to execute unauthorized actions on a system.
WEB VULNERABILITY#2
A weakness in a web application that can be exploited to compromise the security of the system.
SQL INJECTION#3
A type of attack that allows an attacker to execute arbitrary SQL code on a database through vulnerable input fields.
CROSS-SITE SCRIPTING (XSS)#4
A vulnerability that allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users.
ETHICAL HACKING#5
The practice of intentionally probing systems for vulnerabilities to improve security, conducted with permission.
PYTHON SCRIPTING#6
Using Python programming language to automate tasks, including writing scripts for exploit development.
OWASP TOP 10#7
A list of the ten most critical web application security risks, published by the Open Web Application Security Project.
LOCAL TESTING ENVIRONMENT#8
A controlled setup on a personal computer used to safely test web applications and exploits.
PENETRATION TESTING#9
A simulated cyber attack on a system to evaluate its security by identifying vulnerabilities.
VULNERABLE APPLICATION#10
An application intentionally designed with weaknesses to help learners practice exploit development.
DEBUGGING#11
The process of identifying and fixing bugs or errors in a script or program.
RESPONSIBLE DISCLOSURE#12
The practice of reporting vulnerabilities to the appropriate parties in a way that minimizes risk.
EXPLOIT DEVELOPMENT#13
The process of creating code that takes advantage of vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access or perform actions.
SECURITY BEST PRACTICES#14
Guidelines aimed at improving the security posture of systems and applications.
FALSE POSITIVE#15
An incorrect indication that a vulnerability exists when it does not.
TESTING PLAN#16
A structured approach outlining how to test an exploit to ensure it works as intended.
CASE STUDY#17
An in-depth analysis of a specific instance of ethical breaches or security incidents.
DIGITAL PRESENCE#18
An online representation of an individual or organization, important for networking in cybersecurity.
NETWORKING#19
Building professional relationships in the cybersecurity field to enhance career opportunities.
AUTOMATION#20
Using scripts or tools to perform tasks without human intervention, often used in exploit development.
IMPACT ANALYSIS#21
Assessing the potential consequences of a vulnerability being exploited.
PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO#22
A collection of work samples and documentation that showcases skills and experiences.
SECURITY ASSESSMENT#23
A comprehensive evaluation of a system's security posture to identify vulnerabilities.
SCRIPTS#24
Small programs written in a scripting language (like Python) to automate tasks or exploit vulnerabilities.
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS#25
The principles guiding responsible behavior in cybersecurity practices.
CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT#26
A safe space where testing can be conducted without risking real-world systems.