Learning Log 1:

                    This past few weeks have been an introduction to different types of security testing and tools to implement an attack/defend a website from threats. I also learned about the different types of status codes that we often see in a web browser/web page/s, such as error 404, etc., etc., and that the series of errors are divided into 5 different classifications which are: error 1xx which is defined as having an informational status, 2xx which is defined as having a successful response from the server, 3xx which is defined as being redirected to a particular entity/service, 4xx which is defined as having a client error, and lastly, 5xx which is defined as having a server error. Moreover, this division can further be subdivided which provides more specific details regarding the said status code. 

                    Few of the other things I learned throughout the weeks are the different types of methods that can be implemented through HTML. Also, through our research for the assigned homework about the topic in which my group is assigned to cover throughout the semester, is that Web Application Firewall and Control is being implemented as a requirement made by an elite organization in which it provides a more targeted security in the 7 layers of OSI but the downfall of having this requirement is that it can't really do much as of the moment because the security is not that strong since the development of threats is advancing as fast as the evolution of making websites.