Web Security
summary
Covers concrete fixes and failures: demonstrates that JWT is only base64 not encrypted, shows Angular pitfalls like bypassSecurityTrust and recommends beef for live XSS proofs, cites a Modernizr CDN compromise that exfiltrated credit cards affecting ~60,000 users, warns about malicious npm forks (one copy still gets ~56 downloads/week), and prescribes practical defenses — CSP, subresource integrity, SameSite cookies and HSTS, plus Let's Encrypt for HTTPS.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Thank you for the inspiration!
- 3:383 Properties of Session-Management
- 11:37Reflected XSS
- 16:15Angular against XSS
- 22:39What to do against CSRF
- 27:01Subresource Integrity
- 28:52True story
- 32:28What does CSP do?
- 33:14Report Only Mode
- 34:36SSL vs TLS
- 36:51Redirect








