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Maven is a build automation tool used primarily for Java projects that handles dependencies and builds. It downloads libraries and plug-ins from repositories and manages a local cache. The POM (Project Object Model) XML file contains project configuration information like dependencies, directories, and plugins and is used by Maven to build the project. Maven is useful when projects have many dependencies, dependencies change frequently, or continuous integration, testing, and documentation generation are needed.
Jenkins
Jenkins is an open-source tool for continuous integration that was originally developed as the Hudson project. It allows developers to commit code frequently to a shared repository, where Jenkins will automatically build and test the code. Jenkins is now the leading replacement for Hudson since Oracle stopped maintaining Hudson. It helps teams catch issues early and deliver software more rapidly through continuous integration and deployment.
Jenkins
Jenkins is an open-source automation tool written in Java that enables continuous integration and delivery of software projects. It allows developers to integrate changes to a project continuously by automatically building and testing the software project after each new commit. Jenkins has over 1000 plugins that integrate various testing and deployment tools to support continuous integration and delivery workflows.
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SonarQube is an open-source platform that performs automatic code reviews through static analysis to detect bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells in over 20 programming languages. It provides reports on code quality metrics like duplicated code, code coverage, complexity, and potential issues. SonarQube requires Java and supports analyzing code written in languages like Java, C#, JavaScript, and Python. The SonarScanner is used to analyze source code and generate reports in SonarQube. Quality Gates in SonarQube define thresholds for metrics that projects must meet, such as having no new blocker issues or code coverage above 80%.
Owasp zap
The document provides information on OWASP ZAP, a free and open source web application security testing tool. It discusses what ZAP is, why it is a good choice for security testing, its key features which include an intercepting proxy, scanners, spiders, and fuzzing. It then describes how to launch and use ZAP, covering its graphical user interface, attacking websites by spidering, scanning and reviewing alerts. Key terms like session and context are also explained. Steps to run a scan are outlined, including crawling the site, creating a session and context, attacking with spider and active scans, and reviewing scan results. Finally, the difference between active and passive scans is summarized.
Sonarlint
SonarLint is a free, open source plugin for Visual Studio, PyCharm, Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA that helps developers fix code quality issues. It provides instant feedback as developers write code, identifying existing issues and new issues introduced. SonarLint detects issues on-the-fly as code is written and provides rich documentation on issues to help developers understand coding best practices and how to resolve problems.
Shift left
Shift left testing involves moving testing as far left or as early in the development process as possible to find and prevent defects early. This is opposed to traditional testing, which only occurred right before release. Shift left testing improves quality by identifying issues early when they are cheaper to fix. While shift left is often best, shift right testing post-production may also be useful in some cases to further enhance customer experience and ensure proper test coverage and automation. To shift left, organizations can engage stakeholders early, do static testing of requirements and design, and see benefits like increased automation, delivery speed, and satisfaction.
Deployment Strategies
A deployment strategy is a method for upgrading applications without downtime. The blue-green deployment strategy involves running two identical production environments - one live (blue) and one idle (green). When deploying an update, it is deployed to the idle environment, tested, and then traffic is routed to it while the former live environment becomes idle for testing. This allows immediate rollbacks if issues arise by simply routing traffic back to the previously live environment. Benefits include reduced downtime and the ability to rollback quickly to a stable release if problems occur.
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Maven
Maven is a build automation tool used primarily for Java projects that handles dependencies and builds. It downloads libraries and plug-ins from repositories and manages a local cache. The POM (Project Object Model) XML file contains project configuration information like dependencies, directories, and plugins and is used by Maven to build the project. Maven is useful when projects have many dependencies, dependencies change frequently, or continuous integration, testing, and documentation generation are needed.
Jenkins
Jenkins is an open-source tool for continuous integration that was originally developed as the Hudson project. It allows developers to commit code frequently to a shared repository, where Jenkins will automatically build and test the code. Jenkins is now the leading replacement for Hudson since Oracle stopped maintaining Hudson. It helps teams catch issues early and deliver software more rapidly through continuous integration and deployment.
Jenkins
Jenkins is an open-source automation tool written in Java that enables continuous integration and delivery of software projects. It allows developers to integrate changes to a project continuously by automatically building and testing the software project after each new commit. Jenkins has over 1000 plugins that integrate various testing and deployment tools to support continuous integration and delivery workflows.
Sonar qube
SonarQube is an open-source platform that performs automatic code reviews through static analysis to detect bugs, vulnerabilities, and code smells in over 20 programming languages. It provides reports on code quality metrics like duplicated code, code coverage, complexity, and potential issues. SonarQube requires Java and supports analyzing code written in languages like Java, C#, JavaScript, and Python. The SonarScanner is used to analyze source code and generate reports in SonarQube. Quality Gates in SonarQube define thresholds for metrics that projects must meet, such as having no new blocker issues or code coverage above 80%.
Owasp zap
The document provides information on OWASP ZAP, a free and open source web application security testing tool. It discusses what ZAP is, why it is a good choice for security testing, its key features which include an intercepting proxy, scanners, spiders, and fuzzing. It then describes how to launch and use ZAP, covering its graphical user interface, attacking websites by spidering, scanning and reviewing alerts. Key terms like session and context are also explained. Steps to run a scan are outlined, including crawling the site, creating a session and context, attacking with spider and active scans, and reviewing scan results. Finally, the difference between active and passive scans is summarized.
Sonarlint
SonarLint is a free, open source plugin for Visual Studio, PyCharm, Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA that helps developers fix code quality issues. It provides instant feedback as developers write code, identifying existing issues and new issues introduced. SonarLint detects issues on-the-fly as code is written and provides rich documentation on issues to help developers understand coding best practices and how to resolve problems.
Shift left
Shift left testing involves moving testing as far left or as early in the development process as possible to find and prevent defects early. This is opposed to traditional testing, which only occurred right before release. Shift left testing improves quality by identifying issues early when they are cheaper to fix. While shift left is often best, shift right testing post-production may also be useful in some cases to further enhance customer experience and ensure proper test coverage and automation. To shift left, organizations can engage stakeholders early, do static testing of requirements and design, and see benefits like increased automation, delivery speed, and satisfaction.
Deployment Strategies
A deployment strategy is a method for upgrading applications without downtime. The blue-green deployment strategy involves running two identical production environments - one live (blue) and one idle (green). When deploying an update, it is deployed to the idle environment, tested, and then traffic is routed to it while the former live environment becomes idle for testing. This allows immediate rollbacks if issues arise by simply routing traffic back to the previously live environment. Benefits include reduced downtime and the ability to rollback quickly to a stable release if problems occur.
DSOMM
The DevSecOps Maturity Model (DSOMM) provides a framework for prioritizing security measures when using DevOps strategies to enhance security. It defines four levels of implementation from basic security practices to advanced deployment at scale. There are four main evaluation criteria: the comprehensiveness of static and dynamic code scans, the frequency of security scans, and the completeness of remediation workflows for security findings.
Devops
DevOps is a software development approach that aims to shorten the systems development life cycle and provide continuous delivery with high software quality. It focuses on collaboration between development and operations teams. Key aspects of DevOps include automation of the software delivery process through tools like Docker and Jenkins, continuous integration and deployment, and monitoring of applications in production. While DevOps can improve speed and collaboration, security challenges arise from development teams prioritizing speed over security and keeping up with the fast pace of changes. Adopting DevSecOps practices like automation, clear security policies, and vulnerability management can help integrate security into the DevOps process.
Shift left
Shift left testing involves moving testing as far left or as early in the development process as possible to find and prevent defects early. This is opposed to traditional testing, which only occurred right before release. Shift left testing improves quality by identifying issues early when they are cheaper to fix. While shift left is often best, shift right testing post-production may also be useful in some cases to enhance customer experience and ensure proper test coverage and automation. To shift left, organizations can engage stakeholders early, do static testing of requirements and design, and see benefits like increased automation, delivery speed, and satisfaction.
Lfi
Local File Inclusion (LFI) vulnerabilities allow an attacker to include files from a web server by manipulating input that is used to include files. For example, a script that includes files based on a page parameter, like script.php?page=index.html, could be exploited by changing the page parameter to try and include files like ../../../../etc/passwd. Successful exploitation can reveal sensitive information like the server's password file. LFI vulnerabilities are common and can often be exploited through PHP wrappers like php://input or php://filter to include files or execute system commands on the server.
Directory traversal
Path traversal attacks aim to access files outside the web root folder by using special character sequences like "../" to traverse directories. These attacks work by exploiting the ability of web servers to follow links containing such sequences to access files anywhere on the file system. Preventing path traversal attacks involves filtering user input to remove special characters, ensuring the web server is configured securely, keeping sensitive files outside the web root, and keeping software updated.
Burp documentation
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7 layer OSI model
The document summarizes the 7 layers of the OSI model:
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2) Data link layer handles physical addressing and error checking.
3) Network layer handles logical addressing and routing between networks.
4) Transport layer handles protocol selection and reliable/unreliable transmission.
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6) Presentation layer standardizes data formats and handles encryption.
7) Application layer provides networking services to application programs.
Virtual box
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Tcp IP OSI
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The OSI Reference Model defines seven interconnected layers for conceptualizing communications between heterogeneous systems - a physical layer, data link layer, network layer, transport layer, session layer, presentation layer, and application layer.
The TCP/IP Reference Model is a four-layered suite of communication protocols developed by the Department of Defense in the 1960s. The four layers are the host-to-network layer, internet layer, transport layer, and application layer. The internet layer defines protocols like IP, ICMP, and ARP.
Burp repeater
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Burp intruder
Burp Suite is a Java-based penetration testing tool with free and professional editions. It has modules for proxying traffic, spidering websites to map content, scanning for vulnerabilities, intrusion testing with customized attacks, and repeating requests to manually test issues. The proxy module sits as a man-in-the-middle and allows inspecting and modifying traffic between the browser and servers.
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Nist
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The document discusses an Information Security Management System (ISMS) and its key components. It describes ISMS as a structured methodology to evaluate, implement, maintain and manage information security controls to protect an organization's information assets. The main elements of an ISMS include:
- Defining the scope, conducting a risk assessment, and preparing a statement of applicability and risk treatment plan.
- Implementing security controls and an implementation program based on the risk treatment plan.
- Monitoring the system through compliance reviews, corrective actions, and continual improvement to ensure security objectives are met.
- Undergoing pre-certification assessment and certification audits to obtain independent verification that the ISMS is compliant with ISO 27
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SQL injection is a code injection technique where malicious SQL statements are inserted into entry fields for execution, allowing attackers to extract or modify data in the database or bypass authentication. Attackers craft SQL statements to determine database schema, extract data, add/modify data, or bypass authentication. SQL injection works by submitting exploit data in a form that is built into a SQL query string sent to the database, which then executes the malicious code and returns any extracted data to the application. Proper data sanitization and using prepared statements can help prevent SQL injection attacks.
Namp
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Xss ppt
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File uploads
This document discusses file upload vulnerabilities in web applications. It notes that many web servers allow attackers to upload malicious files that can be executed on the server, allowing them to deface websites or engage in phishing. The document then outlines various attack payloads like bypassing blacklists, tampering with content types, and null byte injection. It concludes by recommending precautions like restricting allowed file types and sizes, saving files in databases instead of the filesystem, and virus scanning uploaded files.
Command injection
Command injection is an attack where malicious commands are executed on a system by passing unsafe user input to a shell. It occurs when an app fails to validate input before using it in system commands. This allows attackers to inject arbitrary commands that get run with the app's privileges. To prevent it, apps should strictly validate input against a whitelist and use command APIs instead of passing strings to interpreters supporting redirection.
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A website consists of a computer with an operating system and servers running applications like Apache and MySQL that contain web applications built using languages like PHP and Python. The web application is executed on the server, not the client's machine. This course will focus on penetration testing of web applications, which involves testing both the client-side application accessed through a browser as well as the server-side application and servers.
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The DevSecOps Maturity Model (DSOMM) provides a framework for prioritizing security measures when using DevOps strategies to enhance security. It defines four levels of implementation from basic security practices to advanced deployment at scale. There are four main evaluation criteria: the comprehensiveness of static and dynamic code scans, the frequency of security scans, and the completeness of remediation workflows for security findings.
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Lfi
Local File Inclusion (LFI) vulnerabilities allow an attacker to include files from a web server by manipulating input that is used to include files. For example, a script that includes files based on a page parameter, like script.php?page=index.html, could be exploited by changing the page parameter to try and include files like ../../../../etc/passwd. Successful exploitation can reveal sensitive information like the server's password file. LFI vulnerabilities are common and can often be exploited through PHP wrappers like php://input or php://filter to include files or execute system commands on the server.
Directory traversal
Path traversal attacks aim to access files outside the web root folder by using special character sequences like "../" to traverse directories. These attacks work by exploiting the ability of web servers to follow links containing such sequences to access files anywhere on the file system. Preventing path traversal attacks involves filtering user input to remove special characters, ensuring the web server is configured securely, keeping sensitive files outside the web root, and keeping software updated.
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5) Session layer establishes and maintains connections between applications.
6) Presentation layer standardizes data formats and handles encryption.
7) Application layer provides networking services to application programs.
Virtual box
VirtualBox is an open-source virtualization software that allows users to run multiple operating systems on a single computer. It can be used for running different operating systems, testing software under various conditions, troubleshooting, and creating test systems. To use VirtualBox, one must install it, set up a virtual host, and then install their desired operating system within the virtual environment.
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The document discusses two reference models for networking:
The OSI Reference Model defines seven interconnected layers for conceptualizing communications between heterogeneous systems - a physical layer, data link layer, network layer, transport layer, session layer, presentation layer, and application layer.
The TCP/IP Reference Model is a four-layered suite of communication protocols developed by the Department of Defense in the 1960s. The four layers are the host-to-network layer, internet layer, transport layer, and application layer. The internet layer defines protocols like IP, ICMP, and ARP.
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Burp intruder
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- Implementing security controls and an implementation program based on the risk treatment plan.
- Monitoring the system through compliance reviews, corrective actions, and continual improvement to ensure security objectives are met.
- Undergoing pre-certification assessment and certification audits to obtain independent verification that the ISMS is compliant with ISO 27
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Command injection
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Nmap
- 1. NMAP usage : Scanning Commands Syntax : Scanning Version Detection :
- 2. Scan Timing options : Port Specification options :
- 3. Scan options : Firewall detection Bypassing :
- 4. Host Discovery : NMAP output format :
- 5. Scanning types : Others Command :