Full Web Stack Security
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The document discusses various security risks and mitigation strategies at different levels of a software stack, including vulnerabilities that can exist in servers, networks, and applications like Drupal. It provides an overview of the OWASP Top 10 security risks and recommends defensive strategies like secure coding practices and input validation. Specific mitigations are proposed for threats like SQL injection, cross-site scripting, file uploads, and DDoS attacks.
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- Falar do de Night of the Hunter (1955) a batalha das mãos entre o amor e o ódio. Gostamos da web. Mas há muitos perigos à espreita. A web é cada vez mais um vector de ataque. Com o movimento para a cloud isso agudiza-se. Quem hoje não encara a segurança como uma questão estratégica tão vital quanto a conectividade para o negócio não estão em acordo com a dura realidade que existe aqui.
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