Training
Command Injection
Training Overview
The "Command Injection" training aims to teach cybersecurity professionals how to detect command injection vulnerabilities in web applications and how to implement protective measures against these vulnerabilities. This comprehensive training delves into the fundamental principles of command injection and various attack techniques.
The training content starts with basic shell knowledge and examines various types of command injection. Additionally, topics such as creating a reverse shell, bypassing filters, and command injection scanning tools will be thoroughly covered. Each section will explain how the related vulnerabilities arise and how they can be exploited with practical examples.
What You Will Learn
- The difference between result-based and blind command injection.
- How to gain a reverse shell from a vulnerable application.
- Techniques to bypass common filters and security measures.
- How to use automated tools to scan for command injection flaws.
Who is this for?
- Penetration Testers and Ethical Hackers.
- Web Developers responsible for secure coding.
- SOC Analysts who investigate web attacks.
Prerequisites
- Understanding of basic shell commands (Linux or Windows).
- Knowledge of how web applications process user input.
Tools You Will Use
- Burp Suite or similar web proxy
- Netcat
- Commix (Conceptual)
Training Sections
- Introduction
- Shell Basics
- Result-based Command Injection
- Blind Command Injection
- Getting a Reverse Shell with Command Injection
- Bypass Techniques
- Command Injection Vulnerability Scanning Tools
- Exam