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WEB APPLICATION SECURITY#1
The practice of protecting web applications from threats and vulnerabilities throughout their lifecycle.
SQL INJECTION#2
A code injection technique that exploits vulnerabilities in a web application's database layer by inserting malicious SQL queries.
CROSS-SITE SCRIPTING (XSS)#3
A vulnerability that allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users, compromising their data.
OWASP ZAP#4
An open-source web application security scanner used to find vulnerabilities in web applications during development and testing.
BURP SUITE#5
A popular security testing tool for web applications, providing features for scanning, crawling, and analyzing web vulnerabilities.
SECURITY ASSESSMENT#6
A systematic evaluation of a web application to identify security vulnerabilities and assess risks.
VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT#7
The process of identifying, quantifying, and prioritizing vulnerabilities in a system.
SECURE CODING PRACTICES#8
Best practices in software development aimed at preventing security vulnerabilities in code.
RISK ANALYSIS#9
The process of identifying and evaluating risks associated with vulnerabilities to determine their potential impact.
SECURITY ARCHITECTURE#10
The design and structure of security measures within a web application to protect against threats.
API SECURITY#11
Protecting Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) from vulnerabilities and attacks.
CLIENT-SERVER MODEL#12
A network architecture where client devices request resources or services from a centralized server.
OWASP TOP TEN#13
A list of the ten most critical web application security risks as identified by the Open Web Application Security Project.
PENETRATION TESTING#14
Simulated cyber attacks on a system to test its defenses and identify vulnerabilities.
THREAT MODELING#15
The process of identifying and prioritizing potential threats to an application and its data.
SECURITY TESTING TOOLS#16
Software applications designed to identify vulnerabilities and assess the security posture of web applications.
VULNERABILITY SCANNING#17
Automated process of identifying security weaknesses in a web application using specialized tools.
SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS#18
Improvements made to a web application to mitigate identified security risks and vulnerabilities.
COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES#19
Techniques for effectively conveying security findings to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.
REFLECTIVE JOURNALING#20
A practice where students document their learning experiences and insights throughout the course.
SECURITY ASSESSMENT REPORT#21
A formal document detailing the findings of a security assessment, including vulnerabilities and recommendations.
DEVELOPER RESPONSIBILITIES#22
The obligations of developers to incorporate security measures and best practices during the coding process.
REAL-WORLD IMPACT#23
The actual consequences and risks posed by identified vulnerabilities in a web application.
SECURITY FRAMEWORKS#24
Structured approaches and guidelines used to conduct security assessments and manage risks.