CEH Practical Lab 19: File Uploading Vulnerability | Exploit & Secure Your Web Application

🔐 Master File Upload Vulnerabilities!
In this video, we dive into CEH Practical Lab 19 to uncover the file uploading vulnerability, a critical security flaw in web applications. Learn how attackers exploit it to upload malicious files and gain control over servers, and how you can secure your applications effectively.

📌 What You’ll Learn in This Ethical Hacking Lab:
✅ How file upload mechanisms work in web applications.
✅ Identifying vulnerabilities in file upload features.
✅ Techniques to bypass file type restrictions and validation filters.
✅ Uploading and executing malicious scripts for exploitation.
✅ Securing file upload functionalities with best practices.

💻 Key Demonstrations:
🚩 Identifying and exploiting file upload vulnerabilities.
🚩 Uploading reverse shell scripts to gain server access.
🚩 Bypassing file filters using advanced ethical hacking techniques.
🚩 Real-world attack simulation with file upload flaws.
🚩 Step-by-step guide to securing file upload systems.

🛠️ Tools You’ll Use:
🔸 Burp Suite – Intercept and manipulate HTTP requests.
🔸 OWASP ZAP – Scan and identify vulnerabilities.
🔸 Netcat – Establish reverse shell connections.
🔸 Custom Exploitation Scripts – Simulate real-world attacks.

🎯 Who Should Watch?
Ethical Hackers: Enhance your practical hacking skills.
CEH Aspirants: Prepare for your certification exam.
Web Developers: Learn to secure your applications.
Cybersecurity Enthusiasts: Understand the importance of secure coding.
📈 Boost Your Cybersecurity Knowledge:
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