These past couple of months, quite a number of reviews, written by eLearnSecurity students from all over the globe, made their way to eLS HQ. We’ve decided to compile them for you here in this list, which we’ll be updating from time to time.
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.
On October 6th 2016, information security professionals and enthusiasts from the Caribbean descended on San Juan’s Centro de Convenciones Pedro Rosello for the fourth installment of Security BSides Puerto Rico.
¡Ya comenzamos! Aquí, en el #BSidesPR2016 ¡A disfrutar del día!
Puerto Rico Lo Hacer Mejor, ‘Puerto Rico does it better.’
Which is why – now on its fourth year – Security BSides Puerto Rico is back! The information security community will once again converge at the Puerto Rico Convention Center in San Juan on October 6th 2016 for #BSidesPR 2016.
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A security flaw was discovered in the Hilton.com website that allowed an attacker to gain access to a client’s account simply by knowing or guessing the account number. Bansec security firm found the flaw at the Hilton HHonors page wherein an attacker could hijack any other account just by changing the site’s HTML content to reflect the other account number, then reloading the page.
Web Applications are under constant attack from criminals – mostly with very little defense! The demand for skilled warriors to fight against these vulnerabilities is rapidly increasing. It’s time to stand up and fight!
Imagine that you have the knowledge to test web applications for vulnerabilities, being an expert in XSS and SSL Injections, mastering burp-suite, knowing all about HTML5 attacks and how to bypass filters and WAF techniques.