OffSec WEB-200 (OSWA)

Course Overview

The OffSec WEB-200 (OSWA) training and certification program is designed for aspiring web application security testers, ethical hackers, penetration testers, developers, and cybersecurity professionals who want to build practical expertise in identifying and exploiting web application vulnerabilities.

This industry-recognized program focuses on real-world web application security testing methodologies, vulnerability discovery, exploitation, and remediation techniques. WEB-200 is a highly respected training path for professionals preparing for the OffSec Web Assessor (OSWA) certification and is valued for its hands-on, practical approach to web security.

Offered by Linux Training Center, Coimbatore, this course aligns with the official OffSec WEB-200 objectives and provides hands-on practical training in web reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, authentication attacks, injection flaws, access control testing, and professional reporting.


Who Should Enroll?

  • Aspiring web application penetration testers
  • Ethical hackers
  • Security analysts focusing on application security
  • Developers interested in secure coding and security testing
  • Bug bounty hunters
  • Cybersecurity professionals pursuing offensive security certifications
  • IT professionals entering application security roles

Why This Course Stands Out

  • Complete coverage of OffSec WEB-200 objectives
  • Hands-on labs with real-world web attack scenarios
  • Practical training in web application security testing
  • Strong focus on vulnerability discovery and exploitation
  • Real-world web security assessment methodologies
  • Industry-aligned curriculum for application security careers
  • Practical lab exercises designed for skill mastery

Career Roles You Can Pursue

  • Web Application Penetration Tester
  • Application Security Engineer
  • Ethical Hacker
  • Security Consultant
  • Bug Bounty Researcher
  • Offensive Security Engineer
  • Security Analyst
  • Application Security Specialist

Why Choose Linux Training Center, Coimbatore?

  • Expert instructors with web security expertise
  • Advanced labs with real-world web application testing environments
  • Flexible weekday and weekend batch schedules
  • Comprehensive study materials and lab access
  • Real-world attack simulations and hands-on exercises
  • Career guidance and placement assistance
  • Post-training mentorship until certification completion

Become a Web Security Specialist

Advance your cybersecurity career with OffSec WEB-200 (OSWA) training. Gain practical expertise in web application security testing, vulnerability assessment, exploitation, and secure development practices to excel in modern application security and offensive security roles.

Modules

Module 1 Secrets of Success with WEB200
  • Understand some of the general concepts surrounding application security
  • Recognize the unique mindset of a successful application security professional
  • Understand the pillars of prerequisite knowledge for application security
  • Introduction to Security Concepts
  • Understand the CIA triad and what it means
  • Understand other key terms and unique traits of this field
  • Understand the basic tools available to students
  • Getting Started With WEB200
  • Understand the basic tools available to students
  • Understand how to be hands-on with the material
  • Understand how to connect to the VPN
  • Module 2 Tools
    Getting Started
  • Learn how to edit the /etc/hosts file
  • Understand how to test and confirm that our host file changes are working
  • Develop a basic understanding of proxies
  • Burpsuite
  • Learn how to leverage Burp Suite's built-in browser
  • Understand how to work fluently with the Proxy tab and Intercept functionality
  • Understand how to use both Repeater and Intruder
  • Nmap
  • Understand how to execute an Nmap NSE Script
  • Learn how to scan a specific port
  • Wordlists
  • Develop an understanding of the wordlist concept
  • Understand how we attempt to select the best wordlist for our scenario
  • Learn the basics needed to construct our own wordlist
  • Gobuster
  • Learn about Retrieval Practice
  • Understand Spaced Practice
  • Wfuzz
  • Learn how to discover files using Wfuzz
  • Discover how to find directories with Wfuzz
  • Understand how to discover parameters with Wfuzz
  • Learn how to leverage Wfuzz to fuzz parameters
  • Develop the skills to fuzz POST data using Wfuzz
  • Hakrawler
  • Learn what a crawling or spidering tool is
  • Understand how hakrawler works with https://archive.org (The Wayback Machine) to gather its results
  • Shells
  • Learn how to determine the web technology of a web application
  • Understand how to choose the correct shell (matching the web technology)
  • Module 3 Cross-Site Scripting Introduction and Discovery
    Introduction to the Sandbox
  • Understand how to use the custom sandbox
  • JavaScript Basics for Offensive Uses
  • Understand fundamentals of JavaScript
  • Read and understand basic JavaScript code
  • Use JavaScript APIs to exfiltrate data
  • Cross-Site Scripting - Discovery
  • Understand the different types of XSS
  • Exploit reflected server XSS
  • Exploit stored server XSS
  • Exploit reflected client XSS
  • Exploit stored client XSS
  • Module 4 Cross-Site Scripting Exploitation and Case Study
    Cross-Site Scripting - Exploitation
    Case Study: Shopizer Reflected XSS
  • Discover an XSS vulnerability in Shopizer
  • Create advanced payloads to load external JavaScript resources
  • Discover application-specific attack vectors
  • Exploit a Shopizer user using application-specific attacks
  • Module 5 Cross-Origin Attacks Same-Origin Policy
    Penetration Testing Reports
  • Understand what an origin is
  • Understand the Same-Origin Policy and how it interacts with cross-origin requests
  • SameSite Cookies
  • Understand the concept of cross-origin requests
  • Understand the SameSite attribute and its three possible settings
  • Cross-Site Request Forgery CSRF
  • Construct an Executive Summary
  • Understand how to identify cross-site request forgery vulnerabilities
  • Understand how to exploit cross-site request forgery vulnerabilities
  • Case Study: Apache OFBiz
  • Discover a CSRF vulnerability in a real-world web application
  • Exploit a CSRF vulnerability to create a new user
  • Use JavaScript to chain multiple CSRF requests
  • Understand how the SameSite attribute influences different versions of CSRF attacks
  • Cross-Origin Resource Sharing CORS
  • Understand the concept of CORS
  • Understand the common headers found on CORS requests
  • Understand the common headers found on CORS responses
  • Exploiting Weak CORS Policies
  • Understand how to identify CORS response headers
  • Understand how CORS policies that trust arbitrary origins can be exploited
  • Understand how CORS policies that implement incomplete allowlists can be exploited
  • Module 5 Introduction to SQL
    SQL Overview
  • Understand the basic syntax of SQL
  • Understand how to retrieve data from a table
  • Module 6 SQL Injection
  • Understand the concept of SQL injection
  • Understand how to test and exploit SQL injection vulnerabilities
  • Understand how to use sqlmap for automation
  • Module 7 Directory Traversal Attacks
  • Understand traversal strings and pathing
  • Understand directory listing and exploitation
  • Understand how to exploit traversal vulnerabilities
  • Module 8 XML External Entities
  • Understand XML syntax and entities
  • Understand XXE vulnerabilities
  • Learn XXE testing and exploitation techniques
  • Module 9 Server-side Template Injection
  • Understand templating engines and security risks
  • Discover SSTI vulnerabilities
  • Exploit SSTI to achieve RCE
  • Module 10 Command Injection
  • Understand common command injection scenarios
  • Learn discovery and exploitation techniques
  • Understand reverse shells and file transfers
  • Module 11 Server-side Request Forgery
  • Understand SSRF concepts and attack paths
  • Learn testing and exploitation methods
  • Understand SSRF in cloud environments
  • Module 12 Insecure Direct Object Referencing
  • Understand IDOR concepts
  • Learn static and database object IDOR exploitation
  • Analyze real-world IDOR case studies
  • Module 13 Assembling the Pieces: Web Application Assessment Breakdown
  • Perform web application enumeration
  • Discover authentication bypass techniques
  • Achieve remote code execution through chained vulnerabilities
  • Module 14: Authentication Attacks
    • Understand common authentication attack vectors
    • Identify weak authentication mechanisms
    • Understand brute force, password spraying, and credential stuffing
    • Test authentication workflows for weaknesses
    • Identify account lockout and rate-limiting weaknesses
    • Understand multi-factor authentication weaknesses and bypass scenarios
    • Assess session management and login protections
    Module 15: File Upload Vulnerabilities
    • Understand common file upload attack scenarios
    • Identify insecure file validation controls
    • Test extension, MIME type, and magic byte validation
    • Bypass upload restrictions
    • Upload malicious files to achieve code execution
    • Understand storage-related risks in file upload systems
    • Exploit file upload vulnerabilities in real-world scenarios
    Module 16: Authentication and Session Security
    • Understand session management fundamentals
    • Analyze session tokens and cookies
    • Identify insecure session handling
    • Test logout and session invalidation mechanisms
    • Identify session fixation vulnerabilities
    • Identify session hijacking opportunities
    • Understand secure cookie configurations
    Module 17: API Security Testing
    • Understand API architecture and common attack surfaces
    • Identify authentication and authorization weaknesses in APIs
    • Test REST and JSON-based endpoints
    • Identify insecure object references in APIs
    • Test rate limiting and abuse protections
    • Analyze API responses for sensitive information disclosure
    • Exploit common API vulnerabilities
    Module 18: Business Logic Vulnerabilities
    • Understand business logic flaws
    • Identify abuse cases in workflows
    • Test application logic for unintended behaviors
    • Bypass workflow restrictions
    • Identify privilege escalation through business logic abuse
    • Assess impact of logic-based attacks
    Module 19: Race Conditions
    • Understand race condition vulnerabilities
    • Identify concurrency-related flaws
    • Test applications for timing-based issues
    • Exploit race conditions in critical workflows
    • Understand mitigation strategies for race conditions
    Module 20: Access Control Vulnerabilities
    • Understand access control concepts
    • Test vertical privilege escalation
    • Test horizontal privilege escalation
    • Identify missing authorization checks
    • Exploit broken access control vulnerabilities
    • Assess access restrictions across application roles
    Module 21: Deserialization Vulnerabilities
    • Understand serialization and deserialization concepts
    • Identify insecure deserialization vulnerabilities
    • Test applications for unsafe object processing
    • Exploit insecure deserialization to achieve code execution
    • Understand common deserialization attack chains
    Module 22: WebSocket Security
    • Understand WebSocket architecture
    • Identify common WebSocket attack vectors
    • Analyze WebSocket traffic using Burp Suite
    • Test authentication and authorization in WebSockets
    • Exploit insecure WebSocket implementations
    Module 23: GraphQL Security
    • Understand GraphQL fundamentals
    • Identify GraphQL attack surfaces
    • Perform schema enumeration
    • Test authorization and data exposure issues
    • Exploit insecure GraphQL endpoints
    • Assess query complexity and abuse risks
    Module 24: Reporting
    • Document vulnerabilities clearly
    • Write technical findings with evidence
    • Develop remediation recommendations
    • Construct executive summaries
    • Present risk and impact effectively
    Module 25: Full Web Application Assessment
    • Perform complete web application assessments
    • Apply enumeration techniques
    • Discover vulnerabilities across attack surfaces
    • Chain vulnerabilities to maximize impact
    • Document findings professionally
    • Deliver a complete penetration testing report
    Module 25 (if your WEB-200 syllabus includes advanced modules / capstone content):
    Module 26: Advanced Exploitation Techniques
    • Chain multiple vulnerabilities for deeper exploitation
    • Understand post-exploitation in web environments
    • Escalate impact from low severity findings
    • Leverage misconfigurations for privilege escalation
    • Perform advanced attack path analysis
    Module 27: Advanced Payload Development
    • Develop custom payloads for web attacks
    • Create obfuscated payloads to bypass filters
    • Understand payload encoding techniques
    • Modify exploit payloads for specific environments
    • Improve reliability of exploit delivery
    Module 28: WAF Evasion Techniques
    • Understand how Web Application Firewalls operate
    • Identify WAF detection patterns
    • Bypass WAF protections using payload obfuscation
    • Test filtering weaknesses in protected applications
    • Assess effectiveness of WAF security controls
    Module 29: Cloud Web Application Security
    • Understand cloud-hosted application attack surfaces
    • Identify security risks in cloud deployments
    • Test storage exposure and misconfigurations
    • Assess cloud identity and access weaknesses
    • Evaluate risks in modern cloud-native applications
    Module 30: Capstone Assessment
    • Perform a full end-to-end web application penetration test
    • Enumerate targets and discover attack surfaces
    • Identify and exploit vulnerabilities
    • Demonstrate attack chaining and impact analysis
    • Prepare professional reporting and remediation guidance