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This ensures that data hasn’t been tampered with during transmission.Rate Limiting and Throttling
Rate limiting prevents DoS attacks by limiting requests from a single IP or user.
The goal is to ensure fairness and prevent abuse.Validation of Inputs
Defends against injection attacks and unexpected data format.
Validate headers, inputs, and payloadAuthentication and Authorization
Don’t use basic auth for authentication. Instead, use a standard authentication approach like JWTs
Use a random key that is hard to guess as the JWT secret
Make token expiration short
For authorization, use OAuthUsing Role-based Access Control
RBAC simplifies access management for APIs and reduces the risk of unauthorized actions.
Granular control over user permission based on roles.Monitoring
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Use tools like Kibana, Cloudwatch, Datadog, and Slack for monitoring
Don’t log sensitive data like credit card info, passwords, credentials, etc.
Over to you: What else would you do to build a secure API?
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EDA is particularly beneficial in modern software development because it can decouple services, enhance scalability, and improve responsiveness.
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