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I have read that storing the jwt token within the httponly secure cookie is the recommended way to prevent both csrf attacks and xss attacks.
When a user goes to my website they may make an api call like so
POST mygatewayproxy.example/logi… Continue reading Setting httponly secure cookies in microservice architecture
OWASP states:
Non-public REST services must perform access control at each API
endpoint. Web services in monolithic applications implement this by
means of user authentication, authorisation logic and session
management. This has several … Continue reading Access Control for REST APIs – OWASP recommendation
This is the third and final part in a series on zero trust and microsegmentation. Be sure to check out Parts 1 and 2. The customer relationship used to be circular — you marketed your products to customers, they purchased products, your company provided customer service as needed and then you marketed additional products to […]
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A lot of companies talk about edge computing today, but at Akamai, we’ve been doing it for more than 20 years. We were the first company to offer edge computing services, beginning in 1999 with advanced metadata, an XML-based language used to enable a variety of capabilities on our edge platform — things like access revocation, ad insertion, throttling and visitor prioritization. Continue reading Why Developers Are Writing Apps on Our Edge Platform
A lot of companies talk about edge computing today, but at Akamai, we’ve been doing it for more than 20 years. We were the first company to offer edge computing services, beginning in 1999 with advanced metadata, an XML-based language used to enable a … Continue reading Why Developers Are Writing Apps on Our Edge Platform
If you’re taking full advantage of today’s distributed cloud environments for your software development, you may be wasting more time than necessary when testing and debugging your applications.
The post Testing Tips for Today’s Distributed Cloud … Continue reading Testing Tips for Today’s Distributed Cloud Environments
What is Microservices Testing?
A microservices architecture creates an application as a collection of services. Each microservice works independently and uses application programming interfaces (APIs) to communicate with other services. Each micro… Continue reading Microservices Testing: A Quick Start Guide
Organizations undertaking the move to the cloud face a blizzard of sometimes confusing buzzwords. There’s hybrid cloud, multicloud, digital transformation, microservices and so much more. While these terms can be confusing, the key element to keep in mind is that cloud data security should be an inherent part of business-level strategy and discussion for any […]
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Out with the old, in with MACH. That’s what a poll of global IT leaders found regarding their plans to revamp, or retain, their enterprise architectures. The research, conducted by DJS Research, polled senior level technology decision makers (CIO… Continue reading C-level executives driving the adoption of MACH across their organizations
Assuming secure code practices are all adhered to for both applications, is a thousand-tier/n-tier microservices application or a monolithic application more secure?
From a monitoring, visibility standpoint, etc. I am trying to understand … Continue reading Assuming secure code practices are adhered to, is a thousand-tier/n-tier microservices application or a monolithic application more secure? [closed]