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As a final farewell during our brief look at user auth in Spring, I leave you with some final words on security considerations for every web developer.
Common Web App Attacks
- Brute Force Attack
- Code Injection
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
- Cross-site Scripting (XSS)
- Session fixation
- SQL Injection
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We've come to the end of our time for
this workshop.
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But don't be mistaken, there is still so
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much more to the story of security than
simple authentication and authorization.
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It's important to be aware of all
the vulnerabilities of your application.
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Whether it's a vulnerability
in your Java code.
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Or maybe it's one exposed in
the front end with JavaScript.
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There are numerous kinds of attacks
a malicious user could launch
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on your application.
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I've listed some in
the teacher's notes for you.
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At the very least,
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this should give you a start in thinking
about security in your Java Web Apps.
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Thanks for hanging with me today,
and happy coding.
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