Course Summary

Course Defending Against JavaScript Keylogger Attacks on Payment Card Information. In today’s world, theft of payment card information is one of the biggest cyber security concerns. One common way to do this is to use JavaScript keylogger attacks. In this training course, John Elliott and Troy Hunt take a detailed look at these types of attacks and how to defend against them. In this course, using practical examples and real scenarios, instructors will introduce you to the security challenges in today’s world. They also provide you with the tools and knowledge to assess risk, design defense strategies, and improve the security posture of your systems. By attending this course, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the NIST model and the importance of early detection of attacks. Also, you will learn the basics of incident response and system recovery after an attack. What you will learn: Evolution of cybercrimes: You will learn about the evolution of cybercrimes in the field of theft of payment card information. JavaScript Security Techniques: You will learn different ways to secure JavaScript code and prevent attackers from exploiting it. Preventing web server from being hacked: You will learn ways to protect the web server from various attacks and prevent the execution of malicious codes. Malicious JavaScript detection: You will learn how to detect and identify JavaScript codes designed to steal information. Response and recovery: You will learn the principles of responding to attacks and recovering the system after an attack. This course is suitable for people who: They are interested in information security and especially the security of online payments. Web developers and people who work with content management systems. Cybersecurity professionals who want to increase their knowledge of defending against keylogger attacks. People who are responsible for network security and IT infrastructure.