LESSON 1.1

The OWASP Top 10, practically

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Alina CostaAlina Costa
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In this lesson you will

  • Recognise each category in real application code
  • Prioritise by exploitability and impact
  • Use it as a review lens rather than a checklist

The Top 10 is a map of where things actually go wrong. Reading it as categories rather than a checklist is what makes it useful.

What this lesson covers

  • Recognise each category in real application code
  • Prioritise by exploitability and impact
  • Use it as a review lens rather than a checklist

This lesson sits in Thinking About Threats, part of Practical Web Security. It assumes what came before it and leads directly into the next lesson in the module.

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