Webseclab security education workbench

Elie Bursztein; Baptiste Gourdin; Celine Fabry; Jason Bau; Gustav Rydstedt; Hristo Bojinov; Dan Boneh; John C. Mitchell

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Webseclab security education workbench

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Publication (PDF)

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Conference

Cyber Security Experimentation and Test (CEST) - 2010

Authors

Elie Bursztein , Baptiste Gourdin , Celine Fabry ,

Citation

BibTeX

@inproceedings{Bursztein2010Webseclab,
  title = {Webseclab security education workbench},
  author = {Elie Bursztein and Baptiste Gourdin and Celine Fabry and Jason Bau and Gustav Rydstedt and Hristo Bojinov and Dan Boneh and John C. Mitchell},
  booktitle = {Cyber Security Experimentation and Test},
  year = {2010},
  organization = {Usenix}
}

We have developed and tested a virtual-machine-based web-application security student laboratory, Webseclab, comprising a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) stack, a variety of development tools, and the three most popular browsers for the Linux platform. This environment, tested in weekly participatory labs and weekly homework, hosts a teaching framework, exercise sets and labs, and a sandboxed student development environment. Eighty incremental exercises based on recent security research, and challenge projects, including one based on real open-source applications, teach the major web application vulnerabilities and defenses, in an encapsulated environment that allows students to experiment freely without interfering with each other or with public networks. In contrast to problems experienced with hands-on projects used in previous years, student response to this platform and its contained exercises has been remarkably positive.

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Available Media	Publication (PDF) Slides (PDF)
Conference	Cyber Security Experimentation and Test (CEST) - 2010
Authors	Elie Bursztein , Baptiste Gourdin , Celine Fabry , Jason Bau , Gustav Rydstedt , Hristo Bojinov , Dan Boneh , John C. Mitchell
Citation	BibTeX BibTeX `@inproceedings{Bursztein2010Webseclab, title = {Webseclab security education workbench}, author = {Elie Bursztein and Baptiste Gourdin and Celine Fabry and Jason Bau and Gustav Rydstedt and Hristo Bojinov and Dan Boneh and John C. Mitchell}, booktitle = {Cyber Security Experimentation and Test}, year = {2010}, organization = {Usenix} }`

Webseclab security education workbench

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