Module 1: Introduction to Web Server Security and Infrastructure

Overview of web server security principles and best practices

Understanding the LAMP stack architecture and components

Introduction to SSH, DNS, FTP, Email, web hosting, cloud, and datacenter infrastructure

Module 2: Web Server Pen Testing Lab Setup

Setting up a lab environment for web server penetration testing

Installation and configuration of necessary tools and utilities

Establishing network connectivity and communication within the lab environment

Module 3: Information Gathering and Enumeration Techniques

Techniques for identifying and enumerating web server services

Gathering information about web server configurations and technologies

Using reconnaissance tools (e.g., nmap, Nikto) for web server scanning

Module 4: LAMP Stack Exploitation

Exploiting vulnerabilities in the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python)

Practical exercises on exploiting common vulnerabilities (e.g., directory traversal, file inclusion, misconfigured permissions)

Post-exploitation techniques for gaining further access to the web server

Module 5: Network Service Exploitation

Assessing the security of SSH, DNS, FTP, and email services

Testing for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in network services

Exploiting vulnerabilities discovered in SSH, DNS, FTP, and email services

Module 6: Server Hardening and Security Checklist

Best practices for securing Linux web servers and network services

Implementing security controls and measures to protect against common attacks

Hardening web server configurations, including Apache and MySQL, and securing SSH, DNS, FTP, and email services

Module 7: Web Hosting, Cloud, and Datacenter Security

Understanding web hosting environments, cloud services, and datacenter infrastructure

Assessing the security of web hosting platforms, cloud services (e.g., AWS, Azure), and datacenter infrastructure

Best practices for securing infrastructure components and configurations

Appendix

Exploiting vulnerabilities in the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl/Python)

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