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Secure Coding Practices with OWASP Top 10

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Mastering Web Application Security

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Course Code: OWASP-401

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Duration: 5 Days

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Cost per Delegate: $1,800

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Course Notices and Disclaimers
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Please note that the information provided in this course is for educational purposes only. The course content is subject to change based on the latest security practices and technological advancements. Skunkworks and its partners are not liable for any direct or indirect damages arising from the use of the information provided in this course.

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Table of Contents
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  • Cover Page..................................................................................... 1
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  • Course Notices and Disclaimers ...................................................... 2
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  • Table of Contents ........................................................................... 3
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  • Secure Coding Practices with OWASP Top 10................................. 6
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  • Course Welcome ........................................................................... 7
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  • Course Overview ........................................................................... 9
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  • Course Agenda ............................................................................. 10
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  • Day 1: Fundamentals of Web Application Security ......................... 12
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  • Section 1: Introduction Day 1 .......................................................... 12
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  • Section 2: Introduction to Web Application Security ....................... 14
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  • Module 1: Foundations of Web Development and Security ............... 16
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  • Module 2: Server-Side Technologies and Security Evolution ............. 27
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  • Module 3: Advancements in Full-Stack Development and Frameworks .. 42
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  • Module 4: Modern Web Architectures and Security Trends ................. 46
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  • Section 3: Deep Dive into OWASP Top 10 - Part 1 (A01-A05) ............. 58
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  • Module A01: Broken Access Control ................................................ 60
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  • Module A02: Cryptographic Failures - Examination Across Programming Languages ............... 74
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  • Module A03: Injection - Vulnerabilities Across Programming Languages .. 81
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  • Module A04: Insecure Design - Addressing Design Flaws Across Programming Environments .... 95
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  • Module A05: Security Misconfiguration - Common Pitfalls and Best Practices Across Technologies ...... 110
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  • Day 2: Continuation of OWASP Top 10 ........................................... 122
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  • Section 4: Introduction to Day 2 ...................................................... 122
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  • Section 5: Deep Dive into OWASP Top 10 - Part 2 (A06-A10) ........... 124
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  • Introduction .................................................................................. 124
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  • Module A06: Vulnerable and Outdated Components ........................ 126
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  • Module A07: Identification and Authentication Failures ................ 133
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  • Module A08: Software and Data Integrity Failures ......................... 139
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  • Module A09: Security Logging and Monitoring Failures ................. 145
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  • Module A10: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) .......................... 152
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  • Summary of Section 1: Deep Dive into OWASP Top 10 - Part 2 (A06-A10) .......................... 158
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  • Section 6: Case Studies on A01-A05 ............................................. 160
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  • Case Studies A01: Broken Access Control .................................... 160
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  • Case Study A02: Cryptographic Failures ....................................... 161
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  • Case Studies A03: Injection ........................................................ 162
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  • Case Studies A04: Insecure Design ............................................... 163
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  • Case Study A05: Security Misconfiguration .................................. 164
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  • Section 7: Hands-on Workshop on Identifying Vulnerabilities (A01-A05) ................................ 166
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  • Workshop Structure ................................................................. 166
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  • Tools and Techniques .............................................................. 167
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  • Diagnostic ................................................................................... 167
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  • Conclusion .................................................................................. 170
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  • Day 3: Mitigation Strategies & Secure Coding Practices .................. 171
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  • Section 8: Introduction to Day 3 ...................................................... 171
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  • Introduction Strategies to Mitigation: A01-A05 ............................... 173
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  • Advancing Secure Coding Practices Across Languages: .................. 173
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  • Practical Workshop: Multi-Language Secure Coding Application: ..... 173
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  • Section 9: Strategies to Mitigate A01-A05 Risks ............................. 176
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  • Topics Covered: ............................................................................ 176
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  • Conclusion: ................................................................................. 176
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  • A01: Broken Access Control ....................................................... 177
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  • Research and Educational Material on the Principle of Least Privilege ....... 185
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  • A02: Cryptographic Failures ...................................................... 187
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  • A03: Injection .............................................................................. 197
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  • A04: Insecure Design ............................................................... 198
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  • A05: Security Misconfiguration .................................................. 199
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  • Section 10: Secure Coding Practices - Part 1 ................................... 200
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  • Topics Covered: ............................................................................ 200
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  • Conclusion: ................................................................................. 200
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  • Section 11: Hands-on Workshop on Implementing Security Measures (A01-A05) ...................... 201
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  • Day 4: Advanced Secure Coding Practices ................................... 203
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  • Section 12: Introduction to Day 4 .................................................. 203
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  • Section 13: Strategies to Mitigate A06-A10 Risks ........................... 204
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  • A06: Vulnerable and Outdated Components ................................. 206
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  • A07: Identification and Authentication Failures .......................... 206
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  • A08: Software and Data Integrity Failures .................................. 206
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  • A09: Security Logging and Monitoring Failures ............................ 206
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  • A10: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) ................................... 206
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  • Section 14: Secure Coding Practices - Part 2 ................................ 208
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  • Security in Modern Web Frameworks: Best Practices ................... 209
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  • Section 15: Hands-on Workshop on Identifying and Mitigating Vulnerabilities (A06-A10) ............ 212
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  • Workshop Activities: ...................................................................... 212
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  • Activity 1: Securing Outdated Components ................................... 213
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  • Activity 2: Enhancing Authentication and Session Management ........ 213
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  • Activity 3: Protecting Data Integrity ............................................ 213
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  • Activity 4: Improving Logging and Monitoring ................................. 213
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  • Activity 5: Mitigating SSRF Vulnerabilities .................................. 214
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  • Day 5: Emerging Trends, Compliance, Auditing, and Wrap-Up .......... 215
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  • Section 16: Introduction to Day 5 .................................................. 215
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  • Section 17: Latest Trends and Compliance in Web Application Security ....... 217
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  • Topics Covered: ............................................................................ 217
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  • Real-World Examples and Activities: .......................................... 217
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  • Section 18: Course Review, Q&A Session, and Certification Preparation ......... 218
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  • Overview ................................................................................... 218
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  • Activities: ................................................................................... 218
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  • Preparation for Certification: ..................................................... 218
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  • Section 19: Certification Assessment and Course Feedback .......... 219
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  • Overview ................................................................................... 219
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  • Certification Assessment: .......................................................... 219
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  • Course Feedback and Wrap-Up: ................................................. 219
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  • Conclusion ................................................................................ 220
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Course Welcome
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Welcome to the Secure Coding Practices with OWASP Top 10 course. This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of secure coding practices and how to implement them effectively in your web applications. By the end of this course, you will be well-equipped to identify and mitigate common security vulnerabilities in web applications.

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Course Overview
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This course covers the following key topics:

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  • Introduction to Web Application Security
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  • Foundations of Web Development and Security
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  • Server-Side Technologies and Security Evolution
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  • Advancements in Full-Stack Development and Frameworks
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  • Modern Web Architectures and Security Trends
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  • Deep Dive into OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities
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  • Mitigation Strategies and Secure Coding Practices
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  • Hands-on Workshops and Case Studies
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  • Emerging Trends, Compliance, and Auditing
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Course Agenda
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The course is structured over five days as follows:

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  • Day 1: Fundamentals of Web Application Security
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  • Day 2: Continuation of OWASP Top 10
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  • Day 3: Mitigation Strategies & Secure Coding Practices
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  • Day 4: Advanced Secure Coding Practices
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  • Day 5: Emerging Trends, Compliance, Auditing, and Wrap-Up
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Day 1: Fundamentals of Web Application Security
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Section 1: Introduction Day 1

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  • Welcome and Course Overview
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  • Introduction to Web Application Security
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  • Key Concepts and Terminologies
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Section 2: Introduction to Web Application Security

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  • Historical Context and Evolution
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  • Importance of Security in Modern Web Development
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Module 1: Foundations of Web Development and Security

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  • Basic Principles of Web Development
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  • Security Considerations in Web Development
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Module 2: Server-Side Technologies and Security Evolution

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  • Overview of Server-Side Technologies
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  • Security Challenges and Solutions
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Module 3: Advancements in Full-Stack Development and Frameworks

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  • Full-Stack Development Overview
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  • Security Practices in Full-Stack Development
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Module 4: Modern Web Architectures and Security Trends

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  • Introduction to Modern Web Architectures
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  • Emerging Security Trends
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Day 2: Continuation of OWASP Top 10
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Section 3: Deep Dive into OWASP Top 10 - Part 1 (A01-A05)

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  • Module A01: Broken Access Control
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  • Module A02: Cryptographic Failures - Examination Across Programming Languages
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  • Module A03: Injection - Vulnerabilities Across Programming Languages
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  • Module A04: Insecure Design - Addressing Design Flaws Across Programming Environments
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  • Module A05: Security Misconfiguration - Common Pitfalls and Best Practices Across Technologies
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Day 3: Mitigation Strategies & Secure Coding Practices
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Section 4: Strategies to Mitigate A01-A05 Risks

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  • Introduction Strategies to Mitigation: A01-A05
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  • Advancing Secure Coding Practices Across Languages
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  • Practical Workshop: Multi-Language Secure Coding Application
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Section 5: Hands-on Workshop on Implementing Security Measures (A01-A05)

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  • Hands-on Workshop Activities
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  • Implementing Security Measures
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Day 4: Advanced Secure Coding Practices
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Section 6: Strategies to Mitigate A06-A10 Risks

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  • Module A06: Vulnerable and Outdated Components
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  • Module A07: Identification and Authentication Failures
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  • Module A08: Software and Data Integrity Failures
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  • Module A09: Security Logging and Monitoring Failures
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  • Module A10: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
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Section 7: Hands-on Workshop on Identifying and Mitigating Vulnerabilities (A06-A10)

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  • Workshop Activities on Mitigation Strategies
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Day 5: Emerging Trends, Compliance, Auditing, and Wrap-Up
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Section 8: Latest Trends and Compliance in Web Application Security

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  • Real-World Examples and Activities
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Section 9: Course Review, Q&A Session, and Certification Preparation

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  • Review of Key Concepts
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  • Preparation for Certification
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Section 10: Certification Assessment and Course Feedback

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  • Certification Assessment
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  • Course Feedback and Wrap-Up
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