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Learn at your own pace from the comfort of your home, as the rich learning materials of this premium course is accessible from any place at any time. The advanced course curriculums are divided into tiny bite-sized audio-visual modules by industry specialists with years of experience behind them.

Course Curriculum

Section 01: Introduction
	Introduction and motivation	00:02:00
	Well-known Vulnerabilities Overview	00:02:00
	Causes & Background	00:09:00
	Secure Programming in general	00:03:00
Section 02: Well-known Vulnerabilities and Secure Programming
	Code/Command Injection	00:03:00
	(No)SQL Code Injection	00:04:00
	Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)	00:05:00
	Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)	00:05:00
	Open Redirection	00:04:00
	File Inclusion / Directory Traversal	00:05:00
	Clickjacking	00:04:00
	Session-Hijacking	00:07:00
	Information Disclosure	00:03:00
	Authentification	00:07:00
	Denial of Service	00:05:00
	Middleware	00:01:00
	Third-Party Software	00:01:00
Section 03: Conclusion and Summary
	Conclusion and Summary	00:04:00
Assignment
	Assignment – Secure Programming of Web Applications – Developers and TPMs	00:00:00