DevConf.IN'19: Extreme Web Exploitation

DevConf.IN is the annual Developer’s Conference organized by Red Hat, India. The event provides a platform to the FOSS community participants and enthusiasts to come together and engage in knowledge sharing activities through technical talks, workshops, panel discussions, hackathons and much more.

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When: August 2-3, 2019

Venue: Christ University - Bengaluru, India

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Extreme Web Exploitation

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Speaker will give a hands-on session of web app penetration testing on latest and well know vulnerabilities which includes CRLF, Host Header Injection, SSRF, X-path, IDOR, DOS, Session HIjacking , Click Jacking, Unrestricted file upload, CORS, No Rate Limit, LFI/RFI, Directory traversal,Unvalidated redirects, Brute force, CSP Bypass, Insecure captcha, SQL Injection, XXE , XSS and Insecure deserialization

Speakers

Viral Parmar

Founder & CEO, ComExpo Cyber Security

Founder of Infinite Defense Foundation (NPO), Reps at Mozilla Foundation. Initiator of “LogOut”- World’s Biggest Cyber Awareness Campaign. 3+ years of experience in Information security & Cyber Crime Investigation. Expert in Cyber Crime Investigation, Digital Forensics, Public... Read More →

Friday August 2, 2019 10:15am - 11:15am IST
Classroom 808, Central Block, 8th floor

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Viral Parmar