This course teaches students how to identify, report, and fix security vulnerabilities in web applications. Additionally, it covers the responsible disclosure of security flaws through bug bounty programs, and how to earn rewards for successful reporting. By the end of the course, students will be able to effectively identify and mitigate security threats in web applications.
Course:
SNA LABS PRO BUG HUNTER
Price:
7000 + Tax*
What Included
Benefits Provided
Bug bounty is a program run by companies or organizations to reward individuals or teams who discover and report security vulnerabilities or bugs in their software or systems. It works by allowing independent researchers, often called "bug hunters," to look for security weaknesses in exchange for a monetary reward or other incentives.
Some common vulnerabilities that bug bounty programs target include SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), remote code execution (RCE), authentication bypass, and server- side request forgery (SSRF).
When choosing which bug bounty program to participate in, consider the program's reputation, scope, reward structure, and the types of vulnerabilities they are looking for. You should also review their rules and guidelines to ensure that you are eligible to participate and that you understand the terms of the program.
SNA Labs is a virtual lab in the cloud that helps students learn by giving them hands-on experience. It allows students to understand different concepts better by using practical applications.
SNA Labs offers affordable, high-performance web hosting services with full root access and scalable servers. With 99.9% uptime and unparalleled speed, users can ensure their websites are fast-loading and always available. SNA Labs is an efficient and reliable choice for businesses of all sizes.
Yes, Selfmade Ninja Academy will issue you a certificate upon completion of the program.
There is no need to worry during the course all lectures will be recorded, and you will be able to access them later.