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1 - Course Overview \01 - Course Overview.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \32 - OWASP ZAP and Security Regression Testing.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \34 - Regressing an Unvalidated Redirect Vulnerability.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \36 - HTTP Sender Script to Merge Multiple Cookie Headers.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \35 - Running Scripts from Command Line with Standalone ZEST Runner .mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \33 - Regressing an XSS Vulnerability.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \37 - Running Standalone ZEST Scripts.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \30 - Module Overview.mp4
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7 - Regressing Security Vulnerabilities with Standalone Scripts \31 - Extreme Programming Rule and a Security Regression Test.mp4
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6 - Generating Custom Payloads for Fuzzing Operations \25 - Inbuilt Fuzzer Payload Generators in OWASP ZAP.mp4
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6 - Generating Custom Payloads for Fuzzing Operations \29 - Summary.mp4
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6 - Generating Custom Payloads for Fuzzing Operations \28 - Combining Multiple Payload Generators for Fuzzing.mp4
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6 - Generating Custom Payloads for Fuzzing Operations \26 - Anatomy of a Payload Generator Script.mp4
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6 - Generating Custom Payloads for Fuzzing Operations \24 - Insecure Direct Object References Vulnerability.mp4
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6 - Generating Custom Payloads for Fuzzing Operations \27 - Writing a Fuzzer Payload Generator Script.mp4
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2 - Preparing the OWASP ZAP Scripting Environment \04 - Setting up the Browser, Proxies, and Certificates.mp4
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2 - Preparing the OWASP ZAP Scripting Environment \02 - The Need for Scripting in OWASP ZAP.mp4
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2 - Preparing the OWASP ZAP Scripting Environment \05 - Preparing the Scripting Add-ons.mp4
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2 - Preparing the OWASP ZAP Scripting Environment \03 - Supported Scripting Types and Languages.mp4
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3 - Tampering the Requests and Responses with Proxy Scripts \11 - Summary.mp4
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3 - Tampering the Requests and Responses with Proxy Scripts \06 - The Power of Being the Man in the Middle.mp4
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3 - Tampering the Requests and Responses with Proxy Scripts \09 - Writing a Proxy Script That Modifies HTTP Responses.mp4
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3 - Tampering the Requests and Responses with Proxy Scripts \07 - Insecure Cache Configuration Vulnerability.mp4
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3 - Tampering the Requests and Responses with Proxy Scripts \08 - The Proxy Script and Its Trigger.mp4
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3 - Tampering the Requests and Responses with Proxy Scripts \10 - Saving and Loading Scripts and ZEST Statements.mp4
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8 - Wrap up and Summary \41 - Key Takeaways .mp4
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8 - Wrap up and Summary \39 - Loading Scripts through config.xml and ZAP APIs.mp4
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8 - Wrap up and Summary \38 - Debugging Tips.mp4
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8 - Wrap up and Summary \40 - Staying Abreast of OWASP ZAP and Reaching out for Help.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \13 - Information Exposure Vulnerability.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \17 - Running an Active Scan Script to Detect Insecure HTTP Verbs.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \16 - Raising Alerts with Different Arguments.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \14 - Default Active Scan and Passive Scan Rules.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \12 - Three Important Components of Web Scanning.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \15 - Writing a Passive Scan Script to Find Leaking IBANs.mp4
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4 - Identifying Contextual and Custom Vulnerabilities through Scanner Scripts \18 - Summary.mp4
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5 - Scripting Complicated Authentication Scenarios \22 - Extracting Tokens from HTTP Message Data to Script Variables.mp4
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5 - Scripting Complicated Authentication Scenarios \19 - Supported Authentication Schemes in OWASP ZAP.mp4
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5 - Scripting Complicated Authentication Scenarios \23 - Summary.mp4
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5 - Scripting Complicated Authentication Scenarios \20 - The Need for Authenticated Scanning.mp4
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5 - Scripting Complicated Authentication Scenarios \21 - Scripting an Authentication Sequence with ZEST.mp4
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