JSFoo: round the year submissions
Submit talks on JavaScript and full stack engineering round the year
Submit talks and workshops on:
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- JavaScript frameworks
- Architecture approaches and case studies
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Niraj Chauhan
@nchauhan
My application is secure, really?
Submitted Jul 16, 2018
Section:
Crisp talk
Technical level:
Intermediate
It’s very important to make an application secure, but the question is, how?
Securing an application is not a piece of cake, one fine morning you wake up and find out that you are not able to access your own application because someone hacked into it. Securing it in a right way is the first step. A secured server doesn’t guarantee applications security. Even without hacking a server, websites are getting hacked. Hacking can be done to an entire website or an account within the website.
This talk is more focused on those vulnerable areas which are mostly ignored/curtained by the developers. Through these areas, hacker enters to the application and starts doing some bad stuff. In this talk, I’ll be sharing my own experience & rules which I generally follow while building any application.
Outline
- Security by examples
- Hackers sweet spots
- How to secure it
Speaker bio
Niraj Chauhan is a fullstack developer at Equal Experts working with different technologies.
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