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Web Application Pen Testing with Python

When using tooling and scripting efficiently, one can improve the results of web application pentests. This course will teach you how to automate several web application steps using Python.

Intermediate
1h 47m
(12)

Created by Peter Mosmans

Last Updated May 19, 2022

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Web Application Pen Testing with Python

When using tooling and scripting efficiently, one can improve the results of web application pentests. This course will teach you how to automate several web application steps using Python.

Intermediate
1h 47m
(12)

Created by Peter Mosmans

Last Updated May 19, 2022

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What you'll learn

Most web application pentests follow a similar pattern, using the same tools each time. In this course, Web Application Pen Testing with Python, you’ll learn to utilize Python in order to become a better pentester. First, you’ll explore how to choose the right library and the right tool for the job. Next, you’ll discover how to glue web application pentesting tools together. Finally, you’ll learn how to develop an extension for the famous Burp Suite intercepting proxy. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of automation and Python needed to enhance your web application pentesting coverage and increase your pentesting skills.

Web Application Pen Testing with Python
Intermediate
1h 47m
(12)
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Peter Mosmans - Pluralsight course - Web Application Pen Testing with Python
Peter Mosmans
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Peter started out in the nineties as software engineer working on internet banking applications for various European financial institutions. Since 2004, he started specializing in pentesting complex and feature-rich web applications. Currently, he leads a global team of highly skilled and enthusiastic penetration testers as lead pentester.

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