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Spring Security 5 Training

About the Training

Spring Security 5 Training is a Java-based security framework. This training teaches participants how to protect the applications they write with the Java programming language in their databases. It helps secure applications by offering various security features. Core components of this framework include authentication, authorization, secure connections, and secure encryption.

It is fully compatible with the Java Servlet API and the Spring Framework. This compatibility means that Spring Security 5 can work seamlessly with other Java technologies. Its easy integration feature allows you to quickly and effectively meet your application’s security needs.

The framework also offers an access control list (ACL) feature, which is used to manage users’ access rights and roles. This feature allows you to determine what users can access and what they can do within your application. Additionally, it supports HTTP headers and custom headers.

Spring Security 5 supports HTTP responses, which play a crucial role in ensuring your application’s security. It is ideal for applications with multiple entry points, as it allows you to create multiple security configurations. This helps you set different security priorities for your application.

Spring Security 5 has a configuration-based structure. It allows you to determine how to configure your application’s security using XML, Java code, or similar configuration files. It supports multiple login methods, enabling easy user authentication.

It supports different login methods such as username/password, social media, and OAuth. This allows users to authenticate themselves through various methods. It adapts to your application’s security needs, and you can customize its features.

Spring Security 5 is an excellent option for securing Java applications. It offers various security features and provides an easy integration process, making it an ideal solution to secure your application.

In conclusion, Spring Security 5 offers a wide range of features to meet your application’s security needs. The broad range of features and flexibility provided by this framework makes it an excellent choice for securing your application. Spring Security 5 offers comprehensive solutions to ensure your application’s security and enhance its functionality.

What Will You Learn?

You will learn how to:
  • Configure user authorization and authentication mechanisms
  • Ensure security for HTTP-based applications
  • Set up data security and firewalls
  • Use security protocols such as OAuth2 and JWT
  • Create secure REST APIs with Spring Security
  • Customize and personalize security options
  • Test and debug security
This training provides knowledge on how to use, configure, and customize Spring Security 5, equipping you with the necessary skills to enhance the security of Java applications.

Prerequisites

To participate in the Spring Security 5 training, the following prerequisites should be met:
  • Proficiency in Java programming languages
  • Basic knowledge of web application development
  • Understanding of HTTP and REST API concepts
  • Familiarity with the MVC (Model-View-Controller) architecture
Meeting these prerequisites will help you follow the Spring Security 5 training more effectively and apply what you learn. However, it is not mandatory to fully meet all these requirements, and there will be opportunities to learn during the training as well.

Who Should Attend?

The Spring Security 5 training can be attended by:
  • Java application developers
  • Developers prioritizing security for web applications
  • Developers interested in authentication and authorization topics
  • Developers who want to create secure REST APIs
  • Developers looking to enhance security in their Java-based projects
This training is open to anyone who wants to improve the security of their Java-based projects and will be beneficial for anyone seeking to gain skills in this area.

Outline

Security Introduction
  • Need for security
  • Basic security concepts
  • Common security vulnerabilities
Spring Security Basics
  • Introduction to Spring Security
  • High-level architecture
  • Overview of SecurityContext
  • Spring Security with Spring Boot
 Customizing Authentication
  • Building blocks for authentication
  • Authentication mechanisms based on user name and password
  • Other authentication mechanisms
  • Authentication events
Securing Web Applications
  • Configuring authorization
  • Using AccessDecisionsManager for authorization
  • Using AuthorizationManager for authorization
  • Bypassing security
 Method Security
  • Method security architecture
  • Declarative method security with annotations
Security Testing
  • Spring Security Testing Support
  • Security mock annotations and meta-annotations
  • Using MockMvc to test security
Handling Passwords
  • Password hashing
  • Upgrading passwords
 (Optional) Protecting Against Common Vulnerabilities
  • Hardening web applications with security headers
  • Preventing cross-site request forgery
  • Encrypting data in transit
OAuth2 and OIDC Concepts
  • Need for OAuth
  • Overview of OAuth2 and OIDC
  • OAuth2 grant types
  • Types of tokens
  • Spring Security OAuth2 support and OAuth2 login
 Spring Authorization Server
  • Introduction to Authorization Server
  • Spring Authorization Server endpoints
  • Spring Authorization Server configuration
Protecting and accessing resources with OAuth2
  • Resource server
  • Using JWT tokens
  • Using opaque tokens
  • Configuring an OAuth2 client

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