Chapter 1. Security is important
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Chapter 1. Security is important
Chapter 1. Security-related APIs
Chapter 1. Identifying and mitigating threats
Chapter 1. On web application security
Chapter 2. Summary
Chapter 2. More browser safeguards
Chapter 2. Content Security Policy
Chapter 2. Preventing cross-site scripting
Chapter 3. ASP.NET Core cookie and session settings
Chapter 3. Detecting session hijacking
Chapter 3. Attacking session management
Chapter 3. Summary
Chapter 3. Enforcing HTTPS
Chapter 2. Cross-site scripting (XSS)
Chapter 4. Clickjacking
Chapter 4. Summary
Chapter 4. Cross-site request forgery
Chapter 4. Cross-origin resource sharing
Chapter 4. Cross-site request forgery countermeasures
Chapter 5. ASP.NET Core validation
Chapter 5. Mass assignment
Chapter 5. Summary
Chapter 5. Unvalidated data
Chapter 6. Entity Framework Core
Chapter 5. Secure deserialization
Chapter 6. Other injections
Chapter 6. Prepared statements
Chapter 6. SQL injection (and other injections)
Chapter 6. Summary
Chapter 6. XML external entities
Chapter 7. Secret Manager
Chapter 7. Storing secrets
Chapter 7. Summary
Chapter 7. Storing secrets locally with Blazor
Chapter 7. The appsettings.json file
Chapter 7. Storing secrets in the cloud
Chapter 8. Analyzing ASP.NET Core templates
Chapter 7. Using the data protection API
Chapter 8. Handling passwords
Chapter 8. Summary
Chapter 9. Summary
Chapter 8. Implementing password hashing
Chapter 9. HTTP headers
Chapter 9. Browser security headers
Chapter 10. Error handling
Chapter 10. Handling errors in APIs
Chapter 10. Summary
Chapter 11. Logging
Chapter 11. Summary
Chapter 11. Logging and health checks
Chapter 12. Securing web applications with ASP.NET Core Identity
Chapter 12. Summary
Chapter 12. ASP.NET Core Identity fundamentals
Chapter 13. OAuth and OpenID Connect
Chapter 13. Summary
Chapter 12. Advanced ASP.NET Core Identity features
Chapter 13. Securing APIs and single page applications
Chapter 14. ecure dependencies
Chapter 14. Summary
Chapter 14. Keeping NuGet dependencies up-to-date
Chapter 15. Audit tools
Chapter 13. Securing applications
Chapter 15. GitHub Advanced Security
Chapter 15. Summary
Chapter 15. Security Code Scan
Chapter 15. OWASP ZAP
Chapter 16. Other lists
Part 1. First steps
Chapter 16. OWASP API Top 10
Chapter 16. Summary
Part 2. Mitigating common attacks
Part 3. Secure data storage
Part 4. Configuration
Part 6. Security as a process
Part 5. Authentication and authorization
Chapter 16. OWASP Top 10