Log analysis - Detecting Web Attacks.

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Description: Some Important Questions.Are you curious on how an attack pattern looks when a web application is under a malicious attack?Are you interested in knowing the basics of attack detection and what tools and techniques are used when we want to detect an attack on a web application or an authentication service like SSH or FTP?Do you want to develop a basic skillset on reading and deciphering the interesting information in logs & add value to your existing skills?You could be an application developer, a network administrator, a security professional who would like to gain the skills to detect and pinpoint attacks by malicious actors and protect your web applications.About the courseThis course is designed with a sole purpose to educate learners about the immense value the web server and authentication logs or logs in general store and how the information in these logs can be helpful to detect any ongoing attack that your webserver or authentication service might be under. Or an attack that already have taken place. This course explains the basics of web servers and how the logging is done on the web servers default logging locations. We also explain about the structure of logs & default logging locations for the widely used web servers - Apache, Nginx & Microsoft IIS. Authentication servers like SSH & FTP as these too often come under bruteforce attack.Course teaching methodologyWe focus on both theoretical & practical aspects of log analysis. So we work in both the ways - as an attacker who would try to attack the application / SSH / FTP services & a defender, who will analyse the logs using multiple tools and visualise how the logs of an application under attack can look like.We setup a test environment with a victim machine and an attacker machine and generate both normal and malicious tr
Category: IT & Software > Network & Security > Cybersecurity
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