ASP Core Security

Produktbeschreibung

Understand and stop the hacks you read about in the headlines! This practical guide includes secure code samples, built-in ASP tools, and insider techniques to help your web applications stay safe and secure. ASP Core Security delivers the skills and countermeasures you need to keep your ASP apps secure from the most common web application attacks. It gives you an invaluable security mindset to help you anticipate risks and introduce practices like testing as regular security check-ups. The examples focus on the unique needs of ASP applications, and also offer universal security best practices essential for any professional web developer. 

Inhaltsverzeichnis

table of contentsPART 1: FIRSTS STEPSREAD IN LIVEBOOK1ON WEB APPLICATION
SECURITYPART 2: MITIGATING COMMON ATTACKSREAD IN LIVEBOOK2CROSS-SITE SCRIPTING
(XSS)READ IN LIVEBOOK3ATTACKING SESSION MANAGEMENTREAD IN LIVEBOOK4CROSS-SITE
REQUEST FORGERYREAD IN LIVEBOOK5UNVALIDATED DATAREAD IN LIVEBOOK6SQL INJECTION
(AND OTHER INJECTIONS)PART 3: SECURE DATA STORAGEREAD IN LIVEBOOK7STORING
SECRETSREAD IN LIVEBOOK8HANDLING PASSWORDSPART 4: CONFIGURATIONREAD IN
LIVEBOOK9HTTP HEADERSREAD IN LIVEBOOK10ERROR HANDLINGREAD IN LIVEBOOK11LOGGING
AND HEALTH CHECKSPART 5: AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATIONREAD IN
LIVEBOOK12SECURING WEB APPLICATIONS WITH ASP CORE IDENTITY13 SECURING APIS
AND SINGLE PAGE APPLICATIONS (SPAS)PART 6: SECURITY AS A PROCESS14 ECURE
DEPENDENCIES15 AUDIT TOOLS16 OWASP TOP TEN 

Autoreninfo

Christian Wenz is a web pioneer, technology specialist, and entrepreneur. Since 1999, he has written close to 150 books on web technologies and related topics, which have been translated into ten languages. In his day job, he consults enterprises on digitization and Industry 4.0. A fixture at international developer conferences, he has presented on three continents. Christian has been an MVP for ASP since 2004, is the lead author of the official PHP certification, and sporadically contributes to OSS projects. He holds university degrees in computer science and business informatics and is a two-time recipient of a Knuth award check.