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In this video, Ronna covers the topic of broken access control, which is the number one security risk for web applications today. She discusses terminology, discusses how authentication, session management, and access control are different, and provides a demonstration of how to exploit a broken access control vulnerability.

00:00:00 In this video, Ronna covers the topic of broken access control, which is the number one security risk for web applications today. She discusses terminology, discusses how authentication, session management, and access control are different, and provides a demonstration of how to exploit a broken access control vulnerability.
00:05:00 The video explains how access control works in web applications and how session management protects users' data. It also mentions cookie theft and how to protect against it.
00:10:00 This video covers the different types of Access Control, including vertical and horizontal access control, and explains how they work. It also covers the security implications of using these types of access control rules.
00:15:00 This video describes how broken access control vulnerabilities can lead to people being able to access information they're not supposed to, as well as unauthorized access to data.
00:20:00 This video is a transcript of a web hacking training course given by Rhonda Patrick, a certified ethical hacker and developer educator. The course covers various types of attacks, including SQL injection, and how to exploit them on different databases. Rhonda recommends viewers check out her channel for more content on the same topics.
00:25:00 This 1-hour video discusses how SQL injection can be used to gain access to resources belonging to other users of the same privilege level. The video also covers how to test for and protect against SQL injection.
00:30:00 This 1-minute video shows how to solve a horizontal privilege escalation vulnerability on the user account page of a web application. The video also shows how to obtain an API key for the user Carlos and submit it as a solution.
00:35:00 The main issue with Access Control in web applications is that client input is used to determine access control decisions. This is the root cause of most vulnerabilities. In order to test for Access Control issues, it is important to first understand how the application functions and all the business logic.
00:40:00 This video demonstrates how an attacker can gain access to privileged functionality by manipulating a request parameter. This is a common vulnerability in web applications, and is exacerbated by the fact that user input is often trusted.
00:45:00 The video covers the three types of broken access control: Access Control vulnerabilities in multi-step processes, and cookies getting passed silently by the browser. The video then goes on to show how to bypass access control rules using these types of broken access control.
00:50:00 This 1-hour video introduces the concept of Access Control and provides an overview of how it can be breached. The video then demonstrates how to exploit a flawed Access Control process to gain administrative access to the application.
00:55:00 The video discusses how to remediate or prevent broken access control vulnerabilities in web applications. The main points are that access is verified first, and all requests go through an access control check.

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This video provides a free web hacking course that teaches users how to prevent security breaches by implementing access control measures and logging events. The video also provides a 50% discount code for the Security Academy course, which is available on the academy website.