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Burpsuite Practitioner For Bug Bounty Ethical Hacking 2025

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Burpsuite Practitioner For Bug Bounty Ethical Hacking 2025
Burpsuite Practitioner For Bug Bounty Ethical Hacking 2025
Published 12/2025
Duration: 7h 45m | .MP4 1920x1080 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 5.20 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English


Hands-On API, CSRF, GraphQL, LLM & Web Exploitation Using Burp Suite

What you'll learn
- Use Burp Suite effectively for real-world bug bounty and ethical hacking engagements
- Analyze and manipulate HTTP requests and responses to identify application logic flaws
- Discover and exploit API vulnerabilities, including unused endpoints, mass assignment, and server-side parameter pollution
- Perform security testing on LLM and AI-powered APIs, including excessive agency and indirect prompt injection attacks
- Identify and exploit CSRF vulnerabilities, including token misconfigurations and SameSite bypass techniques
- Execute advanced clickjacking attacks, including frame-buster bypasses and multi-step exploitation Test GraphQL applications for access control issues, hidden
- Identify and exploit CORS misconfigurations in modern web applications
- Manipulate WebSocket communications to exploit handshake flaws and cross-site WebSocket hijacking
- Perform web cache deception attacks using multiple real-world exploitation techniques
- Develop a practitioner-level mindset for finding high-impact vulnerabilities that automated scanners miss

Requirements
- Basic understanding of web application concepts such as HTTP requests, responses, cookies, and sessions
- Familiarity with Burp Suite fundamentals (proxy, repeater, intruder) is recommended
- Prior exposure to web security basics or OWASP Top 10 concepts is helpful but not mandatory
- No programming expertise is required, though basic scripting knowledge can be beneficial
- A willingness to perform hands-on testing and manual analysis of web applications

Description
Modern web applications are highly dynamic and increasingly built around APIs, GraphQL, WebSockets, and AI-driven services. Finding real vulnerabilities today requires more than automated scanning. It requires a deep understanding of application behavior and precise manual exploitation using Burp Suite.

This course is a practitioner-level, hands-on guide to using Burp Suite for real-world bug bounty hunting and ethical hacking. It focuses on modern web vulnerabilities as they appear in production environments and teaches how to identify, exploit, and validate them step by step.

You will learn how to analyze requests and responses, manipulate application logic, and uncover high-impact vulnerabilities across a wide range of attack surfaces using Burp Suite as your primary tool.

What you will learn

Advanced Burp Suite workflows used by professional bug bounty hunters and penetration testers

Discovery and exploitation of API vulnerabilities, including unused endpoints, mass assignment, and server-side parameter pollution

Security testing of LLM and AI-powered APIs, including excessive agency and indirect prompt injection

Complete CSRF exploitation techniques, including token misconfigurations and SameSite bypasses

Advanced clickjacking attacks, including frame-buster bypasses and multi-step exploitation

GraphQL security testing, including hidden endpoints, access control issues, brute-force bypasses, and CSRF over GraphQL

Identification and exploitation of CORS misconfigurations

WebSocket vulnerabilities, including handshake manipulation and cross-site WebSocket hijacking

Web cache deception attacks using multiple real-world techniques

Why this course

This course focuses on real vulnerabilities found in modern applications rather than outdated or purely theoretical examples. It emphasizes manual testing and exploitation techniques that are rewarded by real bug bounty programs.

The content is structured to help learners build a practitioner mindset, enabling them to approach complex applications methodically and uncover vulnerabilities that automated tools often miss.

Who this course is for

Bug bounty hunters who want to deepen their Burp Suite expertise

Ethical hackers testing modern web applications

Penetration testers working with APIs, GraphQL, and WebSockets

Security professionals interested in AI and LLM application security

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of HTTP, cookies, and web application concepts

Familiarity with Burp Suite fundamentals is recommended

Updated for 2025

The course content reflects current bug bounty trends, modern application architectures, and emerging attack surfaces such as LLM APIs.

Who this course is for:
- Bug bounty hunters who want to use Burp Suite at a practitioner level to find real-world vulnerabilities
- Ethical hackers seeking hands-on experience with modern web application attack surfaces
- Penetration testers working with APIs, GraphQL, WebSockets, and complex web architectures
- Security professionals interested in testing AI and LLM-powered applications
- Learners who already understand basic web concepts and want to advance their manual exploitation skills
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