Security Considerations

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Discover how to secure an AngularJS application! Explore security concerns, and learn authentication and authorization strategies, and how to use the security features built-in to AngularJS to best protect your application.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Describe what are bearer tokens and how to use them for authentication in an angularjs app
    Receive and store bearer token in the dom
    Send a bearer token to be used for authenticating requests generated by an angularjs app
    Use cookies to persist identity through page reloads
    Use html5 storage to persist identity through page reloads, and recognize the benefits of this approach as opposed to a cookie-based approach
    Describe the roles of the client side framework (angularjs) and a server in authorizing requests
    Recognize how assuming angularjs can implement real authorization leaves an application vulnerable to attack
    Recognize what obfuscation means and where it comes into play in a security context
    Use uglify.js to minify and compress an angularjs application
  • Use tools to reverse the effects of minification of angularjs application
    Recognize what a cross-site scripting attack may look like and how angularjs protects against these
    Distinguish between secure  and insecure cookies and recognize why an angularjs application that uses cookies for identity persistence should have this cookie secure
    Recognize what a cross-site request forgery attack looks like and how angularjs may be vulnerable
    Recognize how implementing anti-forgery tokens can protect against csrf attacks
    Use ngsanitize in angularjs to allow whitelisted html to be rendered
    Disable sce in angularjs to allow a script to be executable
    Use bearer tokens to authenticate angularjs requests with the server

IN THIS COURSE

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    3.  Using a Bearer Token
    3m 12s
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    4.  Using Cookies with Bearer Tokens
    3m 29s
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    5.  Using HTML5 Storage with Bearer Tokens
    4m 50s
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    6.  The Role of AngularJS in Authorization
    1m 13s
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    7.  Wrong Assumptions about AngularJS Authorization
    3m 2s
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    8.  Introduction to Obfuscation
    1m 24s
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    9.  Using Uglify to Minify an AngularJS Application
    3m 48s
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    10.  Reversing Minification of an AngularJS Application
    4m 10s
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    11.  AngularJS and XSS
    5m 42s
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    12.  Securing Cookies in AngularJS
    2m 20s
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    13.  AngularJS and CSRF
    3m 58s
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    14.  Using Anti-Forgery Tokens
    3m 40s
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    15.  Using ngSanitize
    4m 26s
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    16.  Disabling String Contextual Escaping
    4m 7s
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    17.  Exercise: Securing AngularJS Applications
    4m 33s

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