Secure Programming in Java
Java programmers using any language must be aware of the many threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities associated with the language they are using and design security up-front to help mitigate these issues.
Java programmers using any language must be aware of the many threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities associated with the language they are using and design security up-front to help mitigate these issues.
This article discusses the usage of SecureRandom in Java to create random numbers. If random numbers might look easy when you hear about them for the first time, it is not so easy to create them. In the case of Java, there are two main approaches to generating the random …
The hottest topic related to enterprise Java applications is security, for which Java EE provides a fair amount of flexibility. This session focuses on how the top 10 Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP) application security concerns—including broken authentication and session management, failure to restrict URL access, and security misconfiguration—can …
Learn how to set up a basic Spring Security project and trace HTTP requests through our basic Spring Security setup. Due to its complexity, implementing security can be a daunting task for developers of all skill levels. In this presentation we will discuss, in depth, the foundation of Spring Security’s …
This video shows the basic implementation of built-in security mechanism of Java EE compliant servers. It uses Glassfish as an application server.
A security analysis of Android operating system from software, application development, programming constructs, all the way down to hardware-specific features of Android devices: mobile phones, tablets, and other consumer electronics devices. Specific attention is paid to Android applications and use cases where security is not a “nice to have”; rather, …