Lynda - Node js - Security AhLaN

1. 1 - Introduction/01 - Securing your Node.js projects.mp46.93MB
2. 1 - Introduction/02 - What you should know.mp41.42MB
3. 2 - 1. Security Overview/03 - Introduction to OWASP and other sources.mp413.72MB
4. 2 - 1. Security Overview/04 - OWASP top 10 in Node.js.mp444.49MB
5. 2 - 1. Security Overview/05 - Overview of cross-site scripting.mp45.09MB
6. 2 - 1. Security Overview/06 - Overview of denial of service.mp41.84MB
7. 2 - 1. Security Overview/07 - Overview of server-side injection.mp41.95MB
8. 3 - 2. Best Practices - Packages/08 - Hands-on base template overview.mp410.63MB
9. 3 - 2. Best Practices - Packages/09 - Maintain package dependencies.mp410.66MB
10. 3 - 2. Best Practices - Packages/10 - Add two-factor and read-only tokens with npm.mp45.42MB
11. 4 - 3. Best Practices - Data/11 - Data handling with type and validation.mp411.7MB
12. 4 - 3. Best Practices - Data/12 - Use prepared statements for SQL_NoSQL.mp43.08MB
13. 4 - 3. Best Practices - Data/13 - Set proper HTTP headers with Helmet.mp49.41MB
14. 4 - 3. Best Practices - Data/14 - Encrypt user data and session management.mp45.49MB
15. 5 - 4. Best Practices - Server Level/15 - Use secure HTTPS protocol.mp42.23MB
16. 5 - 4. Best Practices - Server Level/16 - Rate limiting against DoS attacks.mp410.59MB
17. 5 - 4. Best Practices - Server Level/17 - Use csurf to prevent CSRF attacks.mp45.51MB
18. 5 - 4. Best Practices - Server Level/18 - Use cookie attributes.mp48.96MB
19. 6 - 5. Tools for Testing/19 - Introduction to OWASP dependency check.mp412.44MB
20. 6 - 5. Tools for Testing/20 - Find vulnerabilities with Snyk.mp49.4MB
21. 6 - 5. Tools for Testing/21 - Penetration testing with Burp.mp44MB
22. 7 - Conclusion/22 - Next steps.mp41.38MB