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How to Integrate SSO Into Your Application

Single Sign-On (SSO), has become a very popular method of authentication. Read on to learn about the two different methods available for implementing SSO.

November 21, 2017

by Izzy Azeri

· 27,368 Views · 6 Likes

Securing Client-Side Public API Access With OAuth 2 and Symfony

Learn how to take advantage of Symfony’s security system and serialization groups to cleanly segregate access to our API.

November 21, 2017

by Chris Lush

· 11,391 Views · 3 Likes

Build Secure Single Sign-On With OIDC and JHipster

It's hard to beat the ease of use of SSO, so let's see what it takes to bring it to a Java project with OIDC, Okta, and JHipster.

November 17, 2017

by Matt Raible

· 17,989 Views · 3 Likes

Heuristic vs Signature-Based Web Vulnerability Scanners

Read on to learn the difference between these two types of web application vulnerability scanners, and which one would meet your needs.

November 16, 2017

by Sven Morgenroth

· 6,475 Views · 2 Likes

Cheat Sheet: Addressing OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities in MuleSoft APIs

If you're a MuleSoft API developer, you need to check out this list of vulnerabilities and remediations to ensure what you build stays safe.

Updated November 15, 2017

by Ali Salman Rizvi

· 10,645 Views · 4 Likes

Authentication With Node.js, JWTs, and Oracle Database

Authentication is your first line of defense against cybercriminals. Read on to learn how to implement it in your web application.

November 13, 2017

by Dan McGhan

· 7,957 Views · 5 Likes

NGINX and IoT: Adding Protocol Awareness for MQTT

Buckle up for a 30-minute talk about the current state of IoT data and a demo that tackles MQTT, TLS, load balancing, session persistence, and plenty more.

Updated November 8, 2017

by Liam Crilly

· 15,784 Views · 4 Likes

Groovy Goodness: Download Grab Dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA

The @Grab annotation is a useful one in Groovy, but did you know that you can make it even more helpful from within IntelliJ? Read on for the details.

November 6, 2017

by Hubert Klein Ikkink

· 5,535 Views · 2 Likes

Why Smart Contracts in Blockchain Need to Avoid Non-Deterministic Functions

In this post, I will be explaining the impact of using a timestamp inside a smart contract in the supply chain scenario.

November 3, 2017

by Arshad Sarfarz

· 13,281 Views · 2 Likes

Test Systems: How to Protect Your Highly Sensitive Data

After going through security testing, your code will probably be pretty secure - but what about the information test system itself?

October 30, 2017

by Apollo Catlin

· 5,800 Views · 4 Likes

Building Microservices Using Spring Boot and Securing Them With OAuth and OpenID - Part 1

In this walkthrough, learn how to easily configure and deploy microservices with Spring Boot, then secure them using OAuth and OpenID.

October 30, 2017

by Sumit Verma

· 44,700 Views · 54 Likes

Java: The Strategy Pattern

This deep dive into the classic Strategy pattern covers how it works, example usage, and deciding how and when to use it in your projects.

October 29, 2017

by Justin Albano

CORE

· 80,021 Views · 66 Likes

Automatically Get Security Vulnerabilities Posted to Slack

When you're tasked with keeping software secure, teamwork is paramount. Learn how you can use Slack to quickly respond to security threats and vulnerabilities.

October 27, 2017

by Ram Gopinathan

· 6,052 Views · 4 Likes

The Top 3 Blockchain Libraries for Java Devs

If you want to incorporate blockchain into a Java project, here's a breakdown of the three biggest OSS players in the space right now.

October 19, 2017

by Boyko Dimitrov

· 57,204 Views · 9 Likes

OAuth Access Tokens or JSON Web Tokens (JWT) for Delivering a Secure API?

When looking to secure your API, which security method do you use? In this article, we compare two of the more popular options among developers.

Updated October 18, 2017

by James Warner

· 62,918 Views · 2 Likes

Jersey Client Dependencies for JAX-RS 2.1

If you're looking to make use of a JAX-RS client outside of an enterprise container, you'll need to know the necessary dependencies.

October 18, 2017

by Sebastian Daschner

· 24,001 Views · 2 Likes

Adding and Working With JAR Files in Your Local Maven Setup

In this post, we take a look at a few different ways you can work with an external local dependency within your local Maven setup.

October 18, 2017

by Alan Richardson

· 162,393 Views · 17 Likes

Using Varnish for Streaming Live and VoD Media

When it comes to streaming media, a proxy solution can be of big benefit. But there are often a lot of questions around what can and cannot be done. Read on for some FAQs about how Varnish can be used in this scenario.

October 10, 2017

by Pål Hermunn Johansen

· 5,217 Views · 1 Like

How to Check Open Source Code for Vulnerabilities

As open source code becomes a greater part of the foundation of the tech we use every day, it's important that developers know how to check it for security vulnerabilities.

October 3, 2017

by Caleb Fenton

· 24,728 Views · 7 Likes

Packers, How They Work, Featuring UPX

A security researcher demonstrates how to get packers, specifically UPX, up and running on our system. Read on to learn more!

September 30, 2017

by Christopher Lamb

· 20,373 Views · 1 Like

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