Java Spring Security

Java Spring Security, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.39, with 15 lectures, based on 1443 reviews, and has 7121 subscribers.

You will learn about Add a layer of authentication to their web application (i.e. username/password) Use roles to manage user accounts (i.e. basic user vs admin user vs super user) Automatically encrypt the passwords stored in their database Stop users from sharing their user accounts (via session management) Add method level security to block certain users from accessing certain methods Add custom logic to use Spring Security on their legacy systems This course is ideal for individuals who are The ideal student for this coure is someone wanting to learn how to easily add a username/password page that will stop unauthenticated users from accessing the members only type areas of their web applications or This course is meant for students who would like to add additional functionality to their existing Java web applications It is particularly useful for The ideal student for this coure is someone wanting to learn how to easily add a username/password page that will stop unauthenticated users from accessing the members only type areas of their web applications or This course is meant for students who would like to add additional functionality to their existing Java web applications.

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Summary

Title: Java Spring Security

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.39

Number of Lectures: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 15

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 15

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Add a layer of authentication to their web application (i.e. username/password)

Use roles to manage user accounts (i.e. basic user vs admin user vs super user)

Automatically encrypt the passwords stored in their database

Stop users from sharing their user accounts (via session management)

Add method level security to block certain users from accessing certain methods

Add custom logic to use Spring Security on their legacy systems

Who Should Attend

The ideal student for this coure is someone wanting to learn how to easily add a username/password page that will stop unauthenticated users from accessing the members only type areas of their web applications

This course is meant for students who would like to add additional functionality to their existing Java web applications

Target Audiences

The ideal student for this coure is someone wanting to learn how to easily add a username/password page that will stop unauthenticated users from accessing the members only type areas of their web applications

This course is meant for students who would like to add additional functionality to their existing Java web applications

This course will teach a Java programmer to add robust security to their web applications. Just like Facebook requires you to login before you can access your profile page, I will teach you how to stop unauthorized users from accessing the protected pages in your Java web application.

No prior experience with Spring Security is needed.

I’ll show you exactly how to take your new or existing Java web application and make it so that you can protect certain pages/URLs from unauthorized users.

What is an unauthorized user?

Anyone who hasn’t yet provided a username and password that matches an entry in your database!

I even show you how to assign roles to user accounts so you can custom tailor the user experience.

Basic users, Admin users, Super users, whatever user role you’d like to create, you can weave them into your web application and have it respond in dynamic ways

You’ll learn how to integrate Spring Security directly into your existing database and protect whichever pages you like in less than a day.

Plus I show you exactly how to handle the always pesky “set up” process so it’ll be a pain free experience for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Spring Security – The Introduction

Lecture 1: What is Spring Security

Lecture 2: Getting Started

Lecture 3: Setting up Spring Security

Chapter 2: Customization

Lecture 1: Adding a Login Page

Lecture 2: Encoding Your Passwords

Lecture 3: Creating a User Details Service

Lecture 4: Implementing a User Details

Lecture 5: Testing our User Details Service

Chapter 3: Finishing Up

Lecture 1: Lets Talk Databases

Lecture 2: What is Cross Site Request Forgery?

Lecture 3: How to Log Out

Lecture 4: @AuthenticationPricipal Annotation

Lecture 5: @Secured Annotation

Chapter 4: Bonus Topics

Lecture 1: Adding Method Level Security

Lecture 2: Concurrent Session Management

Instructors

Trevor Page
Senior Software Engineer

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1 stars: 29 votes

2 stars: 30 votes

3 stars: 184 votes

4 stars: 602 votes

5 stars: 597 votes

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