Forwarded from Security Wine (бывший - DevSecOps Wine) (Denis Yakimov)
Understanding API Security, Justin Richer and Antonio Sanso
Неплохая книга по защите API в открытом доступе:
https://www.manning.com/books/understanding-api-security
#literature #web
Неплохая книга по защите API в открытом доступе:
https://www.manning.com/books/understanding-api-security
#literature #web
Forwarded from CatOps
The NGINX JavaScript module (njs) became generally available as a stable module in NGINX Open Source 1.11.10 and NGINX Plus R12.
With this module you can execute event-driven JS code on your Nginx edges. This article also contains a list of use cases for that. Among them:
- Response filtering
- Request body validation
- Masking the real client IP and other request parameters
- Issuing an HTTP request to two different backends simultaneously, then forwarding the first response and ignoring the second; adding data integrity to application cookies
- Progressively Transition Clients to a New Server
#nginx #web
With this module you can execute event-driven JS code on your Nginx edges. This article also contains a list of use cases for that. Among them:
- Response filtering
- Request body validation
- Masking the real client IP and other request parameters
- Issuing an HTTP request to two different backends simultaneously, then forwarding the first response and ignoring the second; adding data integrity to application cookies
- Progressively Transition Clients to a New Server
#nginx #web
NGINX
Harnessing the Power and Convenience of JavaScript for Each Request with the NGINX JavaScript Module | NGINX
The NGINX JavaScript module is a bespoke JavaScript implementation for extending NGINX and NGINX Plus functionality. We continually add new features and publish use cases that take advantage of them. The blog includes a complete use case list.