From the start of the book, you'll be provided a comprehensive grounding in the concepts of hacking and penetration testing, and you'll see the tools utilized in Kali Linux that relate to web application hacking. You'll get a deep understanding of classicalSQL, command-injection defects, and the numerous ways to exploit these defects. Web penetration testing also needs a basic summary of client-side attacks, which is rounded out by a long discussion of scripting and input validation flaws.

There is likewise an important chapter on cryptographic application defects, where we discuss the most recent problems with cryptographic layers in the networking stack.
The importance of these attacks can not be overemphasized, and defending against them relates to most internet users and, of course, penetration testers.
At the end of the book, you'll use an automatic strategy called fuzzing to determine defects in a web application. Lastly, you'll gain an understanding of web application vulnerabilities and the ways they can be made use of utilizing the tools in Kali Linux.