Online Course – Certified Professional Internship in Secure Coding in Google’s Laravel and Infosec

Laravel: Configuration, Authentication, and Authorization

Course 1 • 2 hours • 5.0 (10 ratings)

Course Details

What you’ll learn

• In this beginner course on Arabella, we will look at what prerequisites you will need to get the most out of this specialization.
• We will talk about different ways to install the Arabella framework and consider the safest choice.
• We will also discuss security concerns related to using third-party packages.
• The course will provide tips on how to audit your app after installing a third-party package.
• Finally, we will share resources to keep you up to date with Arabella.

• Securing configurations and secrets is one of the most important parts of your Arabel application.
• The course will focus on the correct use of the configuration system, protecting environment secrets, and ways to enforce SSL for your Arabel application.
• In addition, a log filtering and exception management system to reduce the risk of leaking sensitive information.

• Authentication is the first half of securing user access to your Arabel app.
• In this course, we will talk about how to perform user authentication in Arabella and why it is important.
• We will discuss and examine Arabel’s built-in verification kits and clarify which kit is suitable for which use.
• Even if you have unique authentication requirements, Arabel’s authentication system can be used, and we’ll see how with a custom authentication provider.

• Authorization is the other half of securing user access to your Arabel application.
• In this course, we will discuss the various built-in options that Arabelle offers to provide authority.
• We will compare Gates, a simpler solution, with a more advanced policy system.
• We will also demonstrate how to extend the authorization system with roles and permissions using a third-party package.
• Finally, we will present the best principles for using delegation, including how to avoid common pitfalls.

Skills you will acquire

• Category: Secure Encryption
• Category: Computer Programming
• Category: Cyber ​​Security
• Category: Information Technology
• Category: Arabella

Additional security in Arabbel

Course 2 • 2 hours

Course Details

What you’ll learn

• This course focuses on ways to keep your database secure in Arabella.
• It starts with supporting the security of requests and responses.
• First, we’ll talk about how Arabel supports semantic request verbs while still being browser-friendly.
• Next, we will examine tools for protecting against CSRF attacks and protecting against XSS.
• Next, we’ll review best practices for implementing security-related headers in responses.

• We will move on to two types of scanning tools that can be used in the Arabel application: development code scanning tools and hacker attack tools.
• In this course, we will talk about which tools you should use to scan your code and configuration for software holes and attack methods.
• In addition, we will discuss other tools that can be used against your website, so that you can learn to use them against yourself and protect yourself in advance.

• This course also covers two ways to communicate with bad actors: honeypots and “inferno wires.”
• We will discuss infernal threads, a function that matches specific restricted access and then actively notifies or blocks access.
• We will also review Honey Readers, a feature that is connected to the app to monitor suspicious activity and report it later.

• At the end of this learning path, we will talk about the next steps you should take to secure your Arabel app and stay connected to the community.
• You will learn how to stay up to date and see what new security vulnerabilities exist and whether you are affected.

Skills you will acquire

• Category: Database Security
• Category: Computer Programming
• Category: PHP
• Category: Arabella
• Category: Coding

Defenses in Arabbel

Course 3 • 1 hour

Course Details

What you’ll learn

• In this course, you will examine how Arabbel protects your database and what ways you can set up to protect your system.
• Arabella’s database access layer includes many built-in protections against common attacks.
• However, when customization of functions is needed, it is sometimes easy to override this layer and enable attacks such as SQL Injection.
• In this course, we will discuss how Arabbel protects your database and examine ways to extend functionality without compromising security.
• Next, we will focus on performance and mitigating the risk of denial of service attacks.
• Finally, we will focus on securing the properties in the Eloquent model.

• The course also covers three related concepts that will be compared and analyzed.
• We will clarify how to secure passwords in Arabel and ensure their complexity.
• We will also discuss the placement functions and algorithms provided by Arabel.
• We’ll talk about the use of hand-crafted encryption, as well as where it fits into OralBall.

• Additionally, the course will discuss two mechanisms for tracking users between requests and storing user information: sessions and cookies.
• First, we’ll discuss all the different session configurations and why they’re required.
• We’ll review what’s really needed and what’s just hype.
• Next, we will discuss the use of persistent session storage and temporary session data.
• The course will conclude with a discussion on the use and security of cookies in Arabella.

• Finally, the course will cover how Arabel provides a function to limit the number of incoming requests.
• We will discuss reasons to choose to protect endpoints, both in general and with partitioned or conditional choices.

Skills you will acquire

• Category: Database Security
• Category: Computer Programming
• Category: DBMS
• Category: Arabella