Networking - basic and security of web technologies

Knowledge in extent of the courses which are listed in the bellow sections Previous Courses and Related Courses
Good understanding of TCP/IP and DNS technologies

Overview of web technologies
HTTP protocol and its security using HTTP encryption by TLS
Essential HTTP headers
Web proxy servers and application HTTP firewalls
Browser identification, language customization, IP addresses etc.
Web servers with static content
Application web servers with dynamic content such as ASP.NET, Java, ASP, PHP etc.
Principles and basics of JavaScript dynamic web content in browser clients
Methods of GET, POST, HEAD requests and their differences and security properties, form upload (post-back)
Error states, redirects
Session cookies and persistent cookies, their security and other properties
Same-origin policy of HTML elements such as pictures, scripts, cookies, iframes etc
Intro into first-party and third-party cookies, their blocking and privacy (GDPR)
Forms-base (cookied-based) authentication and its common implementations
Troubleshooting HTTP communications with Fiddler proxy
Developper tools integrated into web browsers
Other HTTP authentication methods such as basic or windows and SAML
Security and other properties of TLS/HTTPS certificates and protecting communications
Principles, functionality and configuration of TLS protocol in Windows and in browsers
Basic principles of web application security and their development
Modern protection technologies such as HSTS or X-Frame-Options
Overview of essential web attacks such as XSS or CSRF/XSRF

Most Microsoft certification exams do not require students to attend an official MOC course in order to pass the exam. This applies to all certifications except for MCM
Official Microsoft MOC courses as well as our own GOC courses are good ways of preparation for Microsoft certifications such as MCP, MTA, MCSA, MCSE or MCM
This does not mean that official MOC courses would serve as the only necessary praparation. The primary goal of an MOC course is to provide for sufficient theoretical knowledge and practical experience to effectively work with the related product
MOC courses usually cover most of the topics required by their respective certification exams, but often do not give every topic the same amount of time and emphassis as may be required to completelly pass the exam

Previous courses

Networking and TCP/IP Basics and preparation for Network+ [GOC2]

Practical cryptography for IT pro as well as developers [GOC161]

Next courses

Windows Server - managing IIS [GOC168]

Windows Server - advanced ADFS implementation [GOC166]

Network Security – Ethical Hacking [GOC3]

Web Application Vulnerabilities - Attacks on users [GOC541]

Web Application Vulnerabilities - Attacks on servers [GOC542]

Hacking in practice II [GOC32]

Hacking in practice III [GOC33]