Laying Down Straw for the Frontend
summary
Covers practical browser-side security techniques for frontend applications: methods to make it harder for attackers (obfuscation, hardening, runtime protections and similar defensive measures) and explains why these measures cannot guarantee complete protection.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 2:22Executing Code in the User's Browser
- 5:31Stealing User Data
- 7:36Content Security Policy
- 12:23Signing Inline Scripts with
- 28:16Dangling markup injection
- 32:17CSRF - Cross Site Request Forgery
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