Authentication
Master exploiting authentication mechanisms through real-world scenarios, covering enumeration and brute force, session management, OAuth, MFA/2FA and JWT vulnerabilities. This module will focus on understanding and mitigating critical vulnerabilities in authentication systems. We will first learn enumeration and brute forcing authentication mechanisms, followed by exploring session management and various attacks that can be performed against insecure implementations. We will cover a range of topics, including JSON Web Tokens (JWT), OAuth vulnerabilities covering missing state parameters, token stealing and many more. Finally, we will explore the significance of MFA/2FA in adding layers of security and exploiting them. All the rooms are equipped with realistic scenarios to practically allow you to explore and address various vulnerabilities.
Enumeration & Brute Force
Enumerate and brute force authentication mechanisms.
Advance Enumeration
Enumeration is the process of systematically gathering information about a target system, network, or application to identify vulnerabilities. It involves probing for details such as open ports, services, user accounts, shared resources, and system configurations. Attackers use enumeration techniques to expand their knowledge after initial reconnaissance, often leveraging protocols like SNMP, NetBIOS, and LDAP. Ethical hackers and security professionals also use enumeration for penetration testing to strengthen defenses.
Email OTP Bypass in 2FA
Authentication is the process of verifying the identity of a user or system before granting access to resources. It ensures that only authorized individuals can access sensitive information or services. To enhance security, methods like 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication), MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication), and OTP (One-Time Password) are used. However, attackers may attempt to bypass these layers through phishing, malware, or session hijacking, undermining authentication and potentially gaining unauthorized access to systems.