client

Networking

The side of a conversation that asks. A browser asking for a web page is a client.

Related terms

server

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What Is a NetworkNetworking Foundations
The OSI ModelNetworking Foundations
IP Addressing and SubnettingNetworking Foundations
TCP, UDP, and PortsNetworking Foundations
Lists and CollectionsPython Deep Dive
How the Web WorksWeb Development
Raster Formats: GeoTIFF, COGs, and TilesSpatial Data and Formats
Text Processing: grep, awk, sedLinux for Security
IPv6 and the Modern InternetNetworking Deep Dive
What a Backend IsBackends and APIs
HTTP Methods and Status CodesBackends and APIs
Building a REST APIBackends and APIs
Building on the APIBuilding with AI
Port Scanning Deep DiveRecon and Scanning
Connecting the API to a DatabaseBackends and APIs
RAG and EmbeddingsBuilding with AI
Service and Version DetectionRecon and Scanning
Authentication and API SecurityBackends and APIs
Subdomain and Content EnumerationRecon and Scanning
Filtering and SortingSQL and Databases
Dissecting Traffic in WiresharkTraffic Analysis
Changing DataSQL and Databases
PostGIS: Geometry in the DatabaseSpatial SQL with PostGIS
HTTP FundamentalsWeb and HTTP
How Web Apps WorkWeb and HTTP
Cookies, Sessions, and AuthWeb and HTTP
Intercepting ProxiesWeb and HTTP
The OWASP Top 10Web and HTTP
Injection and XSSVulnerabilities and Exploitation
Sharing Data: WMS, WFS, and OGC APIsWeb Mapping
Your Privacy ToolkitDigital Self-Defense
PKI and CertificatesCryptography
TLS in PracticeCryptography
How Passwords Are StoredPassword Attacks
Kerberos and KerberoastingActive Directory
Defending PeopleSocial Engineering
Windows Permissions and PrivilegesWindows Fundamentals
PowerShell for SecurityWindows Fundamentals
Windows Networking and SMBWindows Fundamentals
Talking HTTP with PythonPython for Security
Sockets and NetworkingPython for Security
Build a Port ScannerPython for Security
Container Security BasicsDocker and Containers
Cross-Site ScriptingWeb Application Attacks
File Upload AttacksWeb Application Attacks
Insecure DeserializationWeb Application Attacks
Attacking AuthenticationWeb Application Attacks
Access Control and IDORWeb Application Attacks
Crawling and ScanningBurp Suite
Metasploit FundamentalsThe Metasploit Framework
Post-ExploitationThe Metasploit Framework
A Repeatable Privesc MethodLinux Privilege Escalation
Kernel Exploits and CapabilitiesLinux Privilege Escalation
Token ImpersonationWindows Privilege Escalation
How Wi-Fi WorksWireless Security
WPA2 and the Four-Way HandshakeWireless Security
Capturing and Cracking a HandshakeWireless Security
Evil Twin and Rogue APsWireless Security
Defending a Wireless NetworkWireless Security
OSINT FundamentalsOpen Source Intelligence
Mapping Infrastructure and DomainsOpen Source Intelligence
Network ForensicsDigital Forensics
The Incident Response LifecycleIncident Response
Hunting in LogsThreat Hunting
Static Analysis BasicsMalware Analysis
Writing the Analysis ReportMalware Analysis
Firewalls and RulesetsNetwork Defense
VPNs and Zero TrustNetwork Defense
Identity in the CloudCloud Security Fundamentals
Logging and MonitoringCloud Security Fundamentals
AWS IAM in DepthAWS Security
Detection in AWSAWS Security
Kubernetes ArchitectureKubernetes Security
Pods, Services, and RBACKubernetes Security
Attacking a ClusterKubernetes Security
How Modern APIs WorkAPI Security
The OWASP API Top 10API Security
Testing an APIAPI Security
Managing SecretsSecure Coding
The Mobile Threat ModelMobile Application Security
Common Mobile VulnerabilitiesMobile Application Security
Testing a Mobile AppMobile Application Security
The IoT Attack SurfaceIoT and OT Security
Why Crypto Implementations FailCryptographic Attacks
Why You Need a LabBuilding a Home Lab
What Threat Modeling Buys YouThreat Modeling
STRIDEThreat Modeling
Data Flow DiagramsThreat Modeling
The Report Is the ProductWriting Security Reports
Structuring a ReportWriting Security Reports
Rating Risk HonestlyWriting Security Reports
The Executive SummaryWriting Security Reports
The Map of Security RolesBreaking Into Security
Building a Portfolio That Gets NoticedBreaking Into Security
Server-Side Template InjectionAdvanced Web Attacks
Prototype PollutionAdvanced Web Attacks
Attacking GraphQLAdvanced Web Attacks
SSO and FederationIdentity and Access Management
Investigating a PhishEmail Security
How DNS Really WorksDNS and Network Services Security
DNS AttacksDNS and Network Services Security
Securing DNSDNS and Network Services Security
DHCP and NTP RisksDNS and Network Services Security
Monitoring Network ServicesDNS and Network Services Security
Classifying DataData Protection and Privacy
Data Loss PreventionData Protection and Privacy