Fundamentals of Secure Software - Demo of Fiddler with JuiceShop

This lesson covers the use of Fiddler, a proxy tool, to capture and analyze web traffic. It demonstrates setting breakpoints to modify HTTP requests and highlights the importance of validating user input on the server side to prevent security vulnerabilities. The tutorial uses Juice Shop, an OWASP project, as a practical example to illustrate these concepts.

What is Fiddler and how is it used in the context of the lesson?

Describe the purpose of the Juice Shop application mentioned in the lesson.

What steps did the teacher take to capture data using Fiddler?

What are the key components of an HTTP request and response as discussed in the lesson?

What was the outcome of the review submission process in the Juice Shop application?

How did the teacher demonstrate the ability to change user input before submission?

Explain the importance of validating user input on the server side.