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Defending against Credential Stuffing Attacks
Credential stuffing is an attack where attacker writes a script to automatically make username/password login attempts on a target service, with leaked passwords from other websites. If your service uses username/password for login, it may be affected.
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Feb 6
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Avoid the Term: Microservice
“Microservice” started as a noble trend of breaking apart monolithic applications. A few years in, the term has become another engineering buzzword that…
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Jan 30
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Integrating Google Sign-In for Web Applications, the Security Considerations
Google Sign-In is one of the most popular third-party login methods. Google Sign-In is my personally favorite Sign-In method as a security-conscious…
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Jan 3
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