In this lesson, students will look under the hood of web sites and web applications by using “view page source” in a browser. This will enable them to see HTML markup for images, navigation, and page layouts, CSS styling, and even JavaScript source code or links to JS files. Students will also view code that has been minified and understand what that means. Lastly, students will also take a first look at OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) which is an important organization in cybersecurity.
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In this lesson, students will learn about and use the developer tools in a browser. Web developers actually use these to help build and test websites. Cyber professionals need to be very familiar with the different ways of looking at how sites and apps function so they can use various tools to detect vulnerabilities or even detect attacks as they are starting.
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In this lesson, students will learn about the impact of visually representing data to make information easier to analyze and use.
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In this lesson, students will take a look at what databases are, how they are organized and used, the major parts of a database, and what a database schema is and generally looks like.
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In this lesson, students take a look at what client and server devices and applications are, the client-server model, and how databases are part of that client-server model. They will get a high-level view of how clients and servers work together to help exchange information and data over a network or the Internet.
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In this lesson, students will be introduced to SQL (structured query language). Students will also learn how a database is structured into tables and rows.
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In this lesson, we learn about and use the SELECT statement in SQL. The SELECT statement is used to query the database and return a row or multiple rows from a table in the database.
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In this lesson, students learn about the WHERE clause and basic filtering of queries in SQL.
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In this lesson, students learn the overall concept of security: what it means to them personally and what it means to organizations in a digital world. They will reflect on what makes them feel secure.
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This lesson provides an overview of what SQL injection is, the impact, how it works, and how hackers use SQL to attack a site. The lesson also has connections on the Equifax cyber attack that was a very large scale SQL injection.
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In this lesson, students will learn and discuss types of SQLi and ways to prevent or at least mitigate an attack.
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