CNIT 129S: Ch 3: Web Application Technologies Part 1

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A college lecture based on "The Web Application Hacker's Handbook", 2nd Ed.

Teacher: Sam Bowne
  1. Sam Bowne
  2. CCSF
  3. Hacking
  4. Security
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This is incredibly good information and very well presented! Thanks a ton! Oh yea, btw, Happy New Year 2020!

jalapenohiway
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18:23 DELETE, OPTIONS, and GET would all seem to have all their parameters in the URL, since their payload is not defined and AFAIK there are no standard HTTP headers specific to any of those methods either.

martovify
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Sir...80 for Http...and 443 for https questioning and answering.... regarding encryption question, sir respectfully you just click on port 80..which doesn't encrypt Request or response....

aneesurrehman
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14:35 PUT is used to upload to a server? That's kind of misinformed, you can upload stuff to the server with POST too.
According to the HTTP 1.1 spec, PUT is used for either creating or updating the state of a resource, while POST is to ask the server to accept something as a subordinate of that resource. So the difference between POST and PUT is mostly that PUT is Idempotent (you can call it 100 times and it should be the same as calling it once).

Awesome lectures by the way, I'm loving them <3.

martovify