Top 10 Tips of Architecting Secure-First Software
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Claims concrete fixes: enable HTTPS everywhere and token-based auth, never keep plaintext connection strings, and encrypt sensitive columns with built-in DB features; enforce complex passwords, rotate credentials, hash passwords and add multi-factor. Separate read/write APIs, validate inputs to avoid SQL injection (cited as 62% SQL injection statistic), log and audit with timestamps, use least-privilege DB roles, isolate dev/qa/prod and drives, apply OS patches and run third-party security scans.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:35Software Security
- 3:21Security First Design Principle
- 6:47Top 10 Tips
- 7:56Secure First Design Principle
- 16:06Data Security
- 21:30API Security
- 25:44Server Security
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