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Securing REST Services Using Spring Security 5

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Overview

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Learn the best practices to protect HTTP-based APIs using Spring
Security.
This course will teach you
not only how to secure new Spring
Boot applications that you are beginning to work on, but also how to add
security to existing ones.

As REST APIs become more and more common, securing them from unauthorized access and protecting them from hacking attacks is vital. In this course, Securing REST Services Using Spring Security 5, you’ll learn exactly that: how to make sure only authorized users can access your APIs and protecting them against common attacks. First, you’ll explore how to add authentication to your REST endpoints. Next, you’ll discover how to pass claims and scopes into your web-based application. Finally, you’ll learn how to secure both your HTTP endpoints and the service layer methods that implement their logic. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Spring Security needed to write secure HTTP-based APIs for your websites, mobile apps, and other programmatic clients

Syllabus

  • Course Overview 1min
  • Manually Securing a CLI Application 23mins
  • Adding Authentication to a RESTful API with Spring Security and Spring Boot 27mins
  • Creating and Maintaining a User Base for your RESTful API 20mins
  • Implementing OIDC Authentication with KeyCloak 26mins
  • Adding Authorization to the RESTful API Endpoints 13mins
  • Adding Authorization to the Business Logic Services 14mins
  • Auditing Access to the Application 24mins

Taught by

Federico Mestrone

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