شرح Burp Suite و Zaproxy من الصفر للأحتراف في ساعة واحدة فقط

In this video, I will provide a detailed explanation of two important tools in the field of penetration testing: Burp Suite and OWASP ZAP Proxy. I will cover all the menus and tools available in each, and explain how to use each tool to maximize their effectiveness. Introduction: To test anything, you must first understand how it works. Therefore, we will start with an introduction to Web Applications to understand how they operate. Topics Covered: HTTP Request: What it is and how it works. HTTP Response: What it is and how it works. Difference Between HTTP and HTTPS: Why HTTPS should be used and how it improves security. URL: What it is, how it is composed, and a detailed explanation of its different parts. Burp Suite: Intruder: A tool for testing vulnerabilities by performing brute force attacks on input parameters. Repeater: To resend and modify requests to understand how applications respond to inputs. Sequencer: To analyze the randomness of values generated by the application, such as user session cookies. Decoder: To analyze and encode encrypted data. Comparer: To compare requests and responses. Extender: To extend Burp’s functionality with custom plugins. Proxy: To monitor and modify traffic between the browser and the web server. Scanner: To scan applications for security vulnerabilities. Dashboard: To monitor the status of activities and tasks in Burp. OWASP ZAP Proxy: Sites: List of all discovered or scanned sites. Alerts: Display all alerts related to discovered security vulnerabilities. History: Log of all requests and responses that passed through the proxy. Active Scan: To perform active scanning to find vulnerabilities. Passive Scan: For passive scanning while traffic passes through the proxy. Break: To intercept traffic and perform detailed analysis. Fuzzer: To test different inputs to check for vulnerabilities. Forced Browse: To discover hidden content on the website. Ajax Spider: To discover dynamic content loaded via JavaScript. Spider: To comprehensively discover content and links within the site. Session Management: To manage and test session policies. Authentication: To test and verify authentication mechanisms. Reports: To create detailed reports of discovered security vulnerabilities. Prayers: اللهم صل علي محمد وعلي ال محمد ❤️ Related Videos: bWAPP Installation Guide for Linux, Ubuntu, and Windows | Web Security Testing Tutorial (Arabic):    • كيفية تثبيت bWAPP علي جميع الانظمة | How t...   Paramspider Installation & Usage Guide on Linux | Troubleshooting Tips & Setup Tutorial (Arabic):    • شرح Paramspider جمع المعلومات | تعلم الامن...   Reference: https://bit.ly/4bZw5jZ https://bit.ly/4bEW8gF Follow Us: Facebook Profile:   / ahmedhamdy0x   Facebook Group:   / pentest4arab   LinkedIn:   / ahmedhamdy0x   Twitter:   / ahmedhamdy0x   Medium:   / gentilsecurity   GitHub: https://github.com/ahmedhamdy0x Email: [email protected] Support Us: Patreon:   / gentilsecurity   Paypal: https://paypal.me/ahmedhamdy03 Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:23 What is a Web Application and How It Works 05:38 Understanding HTTP Request 09:11 Understanding HTTP Response 12:28 Difference Between HTTP and HTTPS 13:37 Understanding URL 15:41 What is a Web Proxy 16:38 How Burp Suite Intercepts Connections 17:05 How Burp Suite Can Assist in Pentesting 18:34 Introduction to the Web Application Pentest Course on the Channel 19:12 How to Download Burp Suite for Windows and Mac 19:50 Opening Burp Suite and Starting the Tool Explanation 20:26 Setting Font Size, Type, and Theme in Burp Suite 21:22 Connecting Burp Suite to the Browser 23:06 Installing Burp Suite Certificate in the Browser 24:31 Understanding Passive Scan (Crawling) 25:27 Understanding Scope 29:24 Understanding Intercept 30:11 Understanding HTTP History 31:56 Understanding Intruder 35:33 Understanding Repeater 36:50 Understanding Sequencer 38:39 Understanding Decoder 39:35 Understanding Comparer 40:46 Understanding Logger, Organizer, and Extensions 42:48 How to Save Settings 43:38 Downloading OWASP ZAP Proxy 44:11 Opening ZAP Proxy and Starting the Tool Explanation 44:58 Connecting ZAP Proxy to the Browser 47:15 Installing ZAP Proxy Certificate in the Browser 48:23 Setting Font Size, Type, and Theme in ZAP Proxy 49:06 Understanding Scan Mode 50:05 Understanding Top Menus 51:41 Understanding ZAP HUD 52:49 Understanding Request & Response in ZAP 53:09 Understanding Requester 53:50 Understanding Context (Scope) 57:14 Understanding Bottom Menus 58:21 Understanding AJAX Spider 59:06 Understanding Forced Browse 1:00:34 Understanding Fuzzer 1:02:16 Understanding Params 1:02:43 Understanding Spider 1:03:57 Understanding Active Scan 1:04:49 Conclusion #BurpSuite #Zaproxy #WebApplicationSecurity #CyberSecurity #EthicalHacking #PenetrationTesting #BugBounty #WebSecurity #WebAppTesting #HackingTools #OWASP #SecurityTesting #GentilSecurity