Learn web application hacking and security in our Classroom and Online WAHS Training at WebAsha Technologies. The course builds the practical skills that the WAHS exam tests.
Training overview:
WAHS is a hands-on, challenge-based program in which you break, exploit and secure web applications across the OWASP Top 10 and other attack vectors. EC-Council does not publish a module list for it. You work through CTF-style challenges that get harder as you go, then sit a 6-hour practical exam. Your score decides the credential: Associate, Professional or Expert.
Intended audience:
The course suits web penetration testers, bug-bounty hunters and application-security engineers who want practical web hacking skills and a way to prove them.
Topics covered:
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OWASP Top 10: The vulnerability classes the exam is built around.
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Injection: Advanced SQL injection, command injection and remote code execution.
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XSS & CSRF: Reflected, stored and DOM-based XSS, CSRF and clickjacking.
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Auth and session: Authentication bypass, dictionary attacks and session fixation.
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Access control: IDOR, broken access control and privilege escalation.
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SSRF and file upload: Server-side request forgery, arbitrary file upload and download.
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File inclusion: Local and remote file inclusion, and log poisoning.
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Challenge-based: CTF-style challenges that get harder section by section.
Requirements:
You should have basic security and networking knowledge. Online participants need a stable internet connection and a laptop or desktop for the live labs.
Prerequisites:
EC-Council's course page states no formal prerequisite. WebAsha recommends web and security basics, and ideally CEH-level knowledge, before you start WAHS.
Career benefits:
Employers hire for web application security skills. In India, WAHS-certified professionals typically earn ₹5 LPA to ₹30+ LPA, and bug bounty income can add to that.