CVE Series: Django (CVE-2022-34265)
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Django is a Python-based web framework design for fast, easy application creation. Popular apps like Instagram and Clubhouse use Django, but are you prepared to exploit and mitigate the high-risk Django flaw (CVE-2022-34265) that leaves applications vulnerable to SQL injection attacks? Put your pentest skills to the test in our course!
Course Description
This course is for seasoned red teamers, penetration testers, security and vulnerability assessment analysts, and system administrators who want to know how to exploit and protect against the latest vulnerabilities impacting enterprise systems.
Before taking this course, we recommend that you have basic knowledge of Python as a programming language, as well as functional knowledge of web applications. We also recommend taking our OWASP Top 10 course on Injection: https://www.cybrary.it/course/owasp-a1-injection/
What makes this vulnerability so dangerous is that an adversary can inject malicious code into an application with minimal effort. It is imperative that defenders act quickly to patch their servers and determine if any malicious actors exploited this vulnerability.
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
Your instructor, Clint Kehr, is a technical manager for a financial services company’s Responsible Disclosure Team, where he interacts with ethical hackers who find vulnerabilities in the company’s infrastructure. Clint is a former Special Agent with the Department of Justice, where he specialized in internet investigations and conducted numerous cases on cyber threat actors on the surface, deep, and dark web, resulting in Clint earning the Attorney General’s Distinguished Service Award.
What are the prerequisites for this course?
Define the vulnerability, describe its root cause, and communicate its significance to key organizational stakeholders.
Exploit this vulnerability using publicly available exploit code.
Your instructor, Clint Kehr, is a technical manager for a financial services company’s Responsible Disclosure Team, where he interacts with ethical hackers who find vulnerabilities in the company’s infrastructure. Clint is a former Special Agent with the Department of Justice, where he specialized in internet investigations and conducted numerous cases on cyber threat actors on the surface, deep, and dark web, resulting in Clint earning the Attorney General’s Distinguished Service Award.
Module 1: Django Exploitation and Mitigation
