The first four months of 2017 has, without a doubt, brought plenty of excitement for eLearnSecurity – we flew in our MISSION: Dubai winner for a visit, hosted three filled-to-the-brim technical webinars, sponsored a bunch of security competitions, and of course, gave MASPTv2 a fresh new update along with a (RED)-hot giveaway!
That’s it! 2016 has come and gone. It was a hell of a ride with all of you, and we wouldn’t have had it any other way!
But before we proceed with the rest of our 2017, we’d love for you to join us on a quick trip down recent-memory lane, and see what happened this year on our eLearnSecurity adventure.
We’ve been teasing you about it for way too long. But the time has finally come – the most awaited upgrade to the Mobile Application Security and Penetration Testing training course: MASPTv2 has officially been UNLOCKED!
And, more good news – from now until October 11th 2016 11:59 PM PDT, you can pre-order MASPTv2 and get up to $400 off on course fees!
This November, develop your offensive and defensive skills in network security, web app security, mobile app security, and software reverse engineering. Enroll into any of our exciting online IT security training courses and you will be upgraded to the next better Edition at no additional cost!
Apple’s App Store has been compromised and millions of affected iPad and iPhone users are at risk. A vulnerability named XcodeGhost has been reported which functions by adding malicious code to mobile applications that have been built with an infected version of Xcode – Apple’s development environment for iOS.
eLearnSecurity offers you top quality hands-on IT Security training courses. While we continue to create the best courses in its class, some fees will increase starting October 1.
The good news: You can lock in the current low fees if you start in September!
Check out what we have for you this August 2015! Develop your skills in network defense, web defense, mobile application security, or software reverse engineering.
Enroll into any of these exciting hands-on training courses before 31st August 2015 and use Coupon Code 10D-10P during enrollment to apply a 10% discount.
Following our blogpost last week about Brute Force vulnerability that affects over 600 million smartphones, we asked IT Security Researcher, Francesco Stillavato, about his thoughts on common security mistakes that mobile application developers make and how to fix them.
Security is a very important feature and should not be taken for granted when developing mobile apps.
A research revealed that over 600 millions smartphone users have their mobiles at risk due to the mobile apps allowing UNLIMITED number of login attempts. AppBugs, a mobile security firm, tested 100 of the most popular Android and iOS applications that support password protected accounts – with each app registering at least one million downloads.