Understanding different Grant Types in OAuth2 and how to use them correctly
This article describes all available Grant Types in OAuth2.0 in detail to understand how to use them correctly.
any vs unknown in Typescript – which one should you pick
I was quite curious about the fact that Typescript supports both any and unknown types which can be used to store any type of data without strict type checking. I had no Idea why there are two types for the same reason. I recently came to know their differences. Lets understand with below snippets. Photo …
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Spring Security Chapter 4: Working with the AuthenticationFilter
This article deals with creating our Custom Authentication Filter and making it part of Spring Security’s Filter chain.
Spring Security Chapter 3: How does AuthenticationProvider Work
This Post talks about the use of AuthenticationProvider and how we can create our own to have custom authentication logic.
Function Currying in JavaScript with real world examples
This article explains what Function Currying in JavaScript is and let you understand the benefits of using it using real world examples.
Quick Tip: Template Literal Types in Typescript 4.1
This quick article talks about the Template Literal Type features introduced in Typescript version 4.1 which uses string interpolation.
Spring Security Chapter 2: Adding Database into the picture
In this article, we learn how we can use database to store user information and create custom UserDetailsManager to manage User information.
Spring Security Chapter 1: Secure your Spring Boot Project
This series will cover everything related to Spring Security, This series will cover basic user name password based authentication to the most advanced ones like SAML, Oauth2 and OIDC, Multi factor authentication, authorization and the most common security concerns.
Difference between target=”_blank” and target=”blank”
This short article talks about target attribute in tags and see the different result that you get when you use target=blank vs target=_blank
What is HSTS and how it can help securing websites
HSTS or HTTP Strict Transport Security enables supported browsers and user agents to strictly use HTTPS scheme for a website no matter what the scenario is. We’ll discuss in details how this works and how site owners can make use of if.