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About the Course

In this course, we will look at the OWASP organization and what its purpose is. We’ll dive into the details of how they create the Top Ten list: where it comes from, how they calculate the severity of each risk and how they determine where each risk ranks. We also review the possible disparity between OWASP’s ranking and your own organization’s ranking, depending on your needs. We will also examine Broken Access Control, Cryptographic Failures, Injection Attacks, Insecure Design and Security Misconfiguration. We’ll use demos, graphics and real-life examples to help you understand the details of each of these risks....

Top reviews

MY

Dec 22, 2022

it was really good in case of information , teacher and time of the course thanks a lot lovely coursera .

DA

Jan 23, 2025

Easily understandable, thorough overview of the OWASP risks. Suitable for not deeply technical audience.

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By Mohamad Y

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Dec 23, 2022

it was really good in case of information , teacher and time of the course thanks a lot lovely coursera .

By Dev A

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Jan 23, 2025

Easily understandable, thorough overview of the OWASP risks. Suitable for not deeply technical audience.

By Bojan V

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Aug 19, 2022

Good straight forward explanations and easily understandable.

By Ian M

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Jan 15, 2025

Very Clear and informative

By Claudio S

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Jul 8, 2024

muy completo

By Syed M

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Feb 17, 2025

Great!!

By Anchal G

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Oct 13, 2022

good

By Elroy P

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Dec 17, 2022

Great content and does a good job of explaining OWASP, but I found the pace to be a little slow.

By Rohit R

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Jul 5, 2023

great course and content.

By Deleted A

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Feb 26, 2025

PROS: the slides are good. They are good because they basically are a recap of OWASP documents. CONS: the course is dragging on without adding much value. The lecturer spends way too much time on the absolute basics (how logical OR works) and not enough time on specifics (how to sanitise inputs; how to make good logs; how to pick a good random string generator) The course has almost no code snippets, almost no concrete technical examples -- only storles. There also are some minor annoying things like the coughing and sneezing, or that the lecturer is always calling the attacker "he". The course itself is made in a sloppy manner: the quiz is using a different video order (stuff from module 2 was in module 1 test) so I had to search the names of the attacks referenced in the course (also why is it in a quiz?). Some questions are from a previous version of the course so they include information that was not in the course at all.