Hack Proofing Your JavaScript A Fun And Engaging Guide To Enhancing Security
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Calls out a concrete metric: 81% of developers admit releasing vulnerable apps, and offers five concrete defenses: strict input validation, HTML sanitization with an allowlist, attention to framework holes like Angular bypassSecurityTrust / React dangerouslySetInnerHTML, defenses for DOM XSS, and enforcing a Content Security Policy. Emphasizes privacy by design, automated testing and scanning to catch regressions, and practical team collaboration to bake these measures into build pipelines rather than tacking them on at the end.
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