Web Security: Common Vulnerabilities And Their Mitigation (Udemy.com)

The start is really good. Understanding the building blocks will rally help in the further learning of why and how of the security attacks and measures!!

The last section should be included earlier. The legibility of the slides was very bad. Please don't use all caps and garrish, conflicting colors on a stark white background. Otherwise, the information of this course was very good and the speaker is clear and very easy to understand.

Great course! Very well organized and the examples are not overly complicated to keep the focus on the concept being conveyed. I highly recommend this course to anyone wanting to understand web application vulnerabilities and how to protect them.

This course covers good fundamentals of web security. Section 14" PHP and MYSQL is irrelevant to the topic, should be removed.

While it provided good information, several of the mitigations it provided were not completely valid. For example stored procs can be written in a way that permit SQLi attackes to occur.

Excellent. Would like to take a lot more courses from this particular instructor. Please provide other courses taught by the same instructor.

A good course for starters, easily to follow with a steady pace to help avoid information overload. Examples are clear with practical code to re-inforce concepts in action. It's a well structured course, clearly introducing concept one at a time and explaining them completely before moving on. Authors clearly know what they are teaching and have given a lot of thought to how best to navigate the materials. However, If you are a more advanced developer or know much about web security already then you may find the pace a little slow. In that case I suggest you jump to a faster paced, more advanced tutorial.

Very basic, but a good primer/refresher on basic security with some good technical tutorials. If you are an experienced developer, this will be almost entirely a review and reminder of what you should be doing, with perhaps a few small updates here and there. Presenter is clear and knows her topic very well, and goes at a good pace. The slides are a bit cheesy though, and each topic is covered in so much depth that it can be a bit tough to stay focused some times if it is something you already know.

Most of the examples are not shown as a practical example. They are clear enough to understand the overall concept, but, a practical example is always expected in a video tutorial. The video tutorial is definitely very nice and full of content. I was happy to see that by the end of the course OWASP top 10 were totally covered. I would recommend this course to my friends as well.

Good foundation is built before starting to getting into the actual subject. This is indeed a great style of teaching. I consider good style of teaching which explains or addresses the following aspects of a topic in the following order - Why (it exists) - What (is it) - How (the details of it) Thanks.