eLearnSecurity’s New eWPT Beta Certification
Thank you for your interest in our free beta for INE’s new eLearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Tester certification!
INE’s eLearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Tester (eWPT) is the only practical, hands-on certification exam on the market designed for aspiring Web Application Penetration Testers and Bug Bounty Hunters. The certification exam assesses and validates that the individual has the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to fulfill the role of a modern Web Application Penetration Tester.
The certification covers various topics related to web application security, including but not limited to web application architecture, utilizing web proxies, identifying and exploiting common vulnerabilities (such as SQL injection (SQLi), Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), CSRF, etc.), and defensive security best practices for secure coding and testing.
The eWPT certification exam is a practical, skill-based assessment that requires candidates to perform a real-world Web Application Penetration Test in a lab environment and is designed to assess and validate an individual's skills and abilities in identifying and exploiting security vulnerabilities within modern web applications.
How do I confirm my spot in the beta?
If you were selected for the eWPT beta program and want to participate, you will need to respond to our invitation email and confirm your participation with our team. Once you have responded, you will receive an email with important beta dates and details on how to access the certification in your INE account.
Please note that this is a closed beta, and only those who were invited to participate will be granted admission upon their RSVP. Spots in our ewPT beta program will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
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eWPT Topics and Skills Covered
INE’s eLearnSecurity Web Application Penetration Testing certification is the only practical, hands-on certification exam on the market designed for aspiring Web Application Penetration Testers and Bug Bounty Hunters. The certification exam assesses and validates that the individual has the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to fulfill the role of a modern Web Application Penetration Tester. The certification covers various topics related to web application security, including but not limited to web application architecture, utilizing web proxies, identifying and exploiting common vulnerabilities (such as SQL injection (SQLi), Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), CSRF, etc.), and defensive security best practices for secure coding and testing. The eWPT beta exam consists of approximately 50 questions pertaining to web application penetration testing methodologies, information gathering and reconnaissance, web application analysis and inspection, web application vulnerability assessment, web application security testing, manual exploitation of common web application vulnerabilities, and web service security testing. You will have 10 hours to complete the exam. This exam is comprised of lab-dependent questions and features dynamic and static flag injections. In order to pass this exam, you must receive an overall exam score of at least 70%. We highly recommend completing the entirety of the new Web Application Penetration Testing Professional (eWPT-UPDATED) Learning path and taking advantage of each of the practice lab opportunities to hone these skills before taking our exam.
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Web Application Penetration Testing Methodology
- Accurately assess a web application based on methodological, industry-standard best practices - Identify vulnerabilities in web applications in accordance with the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide
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Information Gathering & Reconnaissance
- Extract information from websites using passive reconnaissance & OSINT techniques - Extract information about a target organization's domains, subdomains, and IP addresses - Examine Web Server Metafiles for information exposure
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Web Application Analysis & Inspection
- Identify the type and version of a web server technology running on a given domain - Identify the specific technologies or frameworks being used in a web application - Analyze the structure of web applications to identify potential attack vectors - Locate hidden files and directories not accessible through normal browsing - Identify and exploit vulnerabilities caused by the improper implementation of HTTP methods
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Web Application Vulnerability Assessment
- Identify and exploit common misconfigurations in web servers - Test web applications for default credentials and weak passwords - Bypass weak/broken authentication mechanisms - Identify information disclosure vulnerabilities
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Web Application Security Testing
- Identify and exploit directory traversal vulnerabilities for information disclosure - Identify and exploit file upload vulnerabilities for remote code execution - Identify and exploit Local File Inclusion(LFI) and Remote File Inclusion(RFI) vulnerabilities - Identify and exploit Session Management vulnerabilities - Exploit vulnerable and outdated web application components - Perform bruteforce attacks against login forms - Identify and exploit command injection vulnerabilities for remote code execution
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Manual exploitation of Common Web Application Vulnerabilities
- Identify and exploit Reflected XSS vulnerabilities - Identify and exploit Stored XSS vulnerabilities - Identify and exploit SQL Injection vulnerabilities - Identify and exploit vulnerabilities in content management systems - Extract information and credentials from backend databases
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Web Service Security Testing
- Identify and enumerate information from web services - Exploit vulnerable web services web services
About Dynamic Exams
Dynamic exams include a subset of questions that will change each time an exam is attempted, making each user's testing experience unique. We believe that this hands-on, dynamic learning experience will allow you to simulate a variety of real-world tasks and experiences you will have in the field, making you a strong candidate for various positions across the industry!
Web Application Penetration Testing Professional
Interested in assessing and mitigating web application risks an organization could potentially be exposed to? The Web Application Penetration Tester Professional Learning Path provides all the advanced skills necessary to carry out a thorough and professional penetration test against modern web applications, while preparing you for the eWPT exam and certification. You'll start from the web application penetration testing basics and work up to advanced post-exploitation activities. Along the way, you'll cover wide coverage of OWASP’s TOP 10, in-depth web application analysis, information gathering, and enumeration, XSS & SQL Injection, session related vulnerabilities, HTML5 attacks, and more.
professionalImportant Beta Tester Information
Before starting the eWPT beta exam, please review our FAQs so you have all of the latest information and can ensure your testing experience is a success!
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