The tweet promotes the eWPTX certification as a fully hands-on training that encompasses a wide range of web application security topics, including APIs, advanced injection attacks, authentication attacks, and WAF bypass techniques. It highlights the practical nature of the course with 45 labs, over 76 hours of content, and an 18-hour practical exam. The tweet suggests that successfully completing this training equips one to handle real-world web application attacks effectively. However, it does not provide specific technical details or payloads related to any particular WAF bypass.
eWPTX isn’t theory. It’s fully hands-on.
• 45 hands-on labs
• 76+ hours of content
• 18 hour practical examCovers APIs, advanced injection, auth attacks, and WAF bypass.
If you can pass this, you can handle real-world web app attacks.https://t.co/VJPXLWMOlz#eWPTX pic.twitter.com/uS7TymN6xX
— INE Security (FKA eLearnSecurity) (@INEsecurity) April 6, 2026