The target – configuring your target-emulated devices: Our instructions for setting the targets for Internet of Things ( IoT) testing.The target – configuring your target web applications: Our instructions for setting the target web server.
This allows us to test for vulnerabilities without attacking actual websites or entities belonging to third parties. Overview of the Open Web Application Security (OWASP) Broken Web Application (BWA) project: For our lab setup, we will be using a freely available virtual machine ( VM), provided by OWASP, containing many vulnerable web applications.Think of this as an introduction to the practical section, describing the lab we will be using and the overall setting. Understanding the practical approach and introducing the main tools: An introductory description of our approach, which will guide us throughout the practical part of this book.In this chapter, the following topics will be covered: Luckily, we have selected tools that are, for the most part, ready to use, and the setup is relatively simple.Īs the client part will be mostly the same both for web application attacks and emulated devices, the first step will be configuring this machine. In order to best configure both the client, from which we will be conducting our test attacks, and the server side, made up of virtual targets we are conducting our tests against, this chapter serves as a step-by-step guide for configuration. The main tools used will also be introduced we'll describe their ability to perform our SQL injection tests, which will help us understand the subject matter even more.Īfter introducing the main methodology and tools, we will also show how to configure the lab settings that will be used. In this chapter, we are covering the setup of the test environment that will be used in the core of the practical part, while also defining the main approach behind the practical section of this book.
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