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Cybersecurity Foundations

Learn how real attacks work and how to defend against them: CIA triad, HTTP/TLS, authentication, hashing, sessions, OWASP-style vulnerabilities, and secure coding habits.

~7hsecurity10 lessons

A practical, beginner-friendly introduction to cybersecurity for anyone who writes or ships software. You will learn what security actually protects (confidentiality, integrity, availability) and how to think about threats, how data moves across the internet (HTTP, TLS, ports, DNS), the difference between authentication and authorization, how passwords should be stored, how sessions and tokens like JWT work, the most common web vulnerabilities (injection, XSS, CSRF, broken access control, IDOR), how to validate input and encode output safely, how to manage secrets, the risks of third-party dependencies, and the daily habits that keep code and systems secure.

Module 01

Security Fundamentals

What security actually protects, how the internet moves data safely, and the difference between proving who you are and what you're allowed to do.

Module 02

Common Web Vulnerabilities

Sessions and tokens, and the classic OWASP-style attacks: injection, XSS, CSRF, broken access control, and how to validate input safely.

Module 03

Defense in Practice

Managing secrets, understanding supply-chain risk, and the secure coding + incident-response habits that keep real systems safe.