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### Contents

1. [The Security Checklist](security-checklist.md)
2. [What can go wrong?](what-can-go-wrong.md)
3. [Securely transporting stuff: HTTPS explained](https.md)
4. Authentication: I am who I say I am
4.1 Form based authentication
4.2 Basic authentication
4.3 One is not enough, 2 factor, 3 factor, ....
4.4 Why use insecure text messages? Introducing HOTP & TOTP
4.5 Handling password resets
5. Authorization: What am I allowed to do?
5.1 Token based Authorization
5.2 OAuth & OAuth2
5.3 JWT
6. Data Validation and Sanitation: Never trust user input
6.1 Validating and Sanitizing Inputs
6.2 Sanitizing Outputs
6.3 Cross Site Scripting
6.4 Injection Attacks
6.5 User uploads
6.6 Tamper-proof user inputs
7. Plaintext != Encoding != Encryption != Hashing
7.1 Common encoding schemes
7.2 Encryption
1. [Ecommerce Security CheckList](https://github.com/IamHDT/Ecommerce-Website-Security-CheckList)
3. [What can go wrong?](what-can-go-wrong.md)
4. [Securely transporting stuff: HTTPS explained](https.md)
5. Authentication: I am who I say I am
5.1 Form based authentication
5.2 Basic authentication
5.3 One is not enough, 2 factor, 3 factor, ....
5.4 Why use insecure text messages? Introducing HOTP & TOTP
5.5 Handling password resets
6. Authorization: What am I allowed to do?
6.1 Token based Authorization
6.2 OAuth & OAuth2
6.3 JWT
7. Data Validation and Sanitation: Never trust user input
7.1 Validating and Sanitizing Inputs
7.2 Sanitizing Outputs
7.3 Cross Site Scripting
7.4 Injection Attacks
7.5 User uploads
7.6 Tamper-proof user inputs
8. Plaintext != Encoding != Encryption != Hashing
8.1 Common encoding schemes
8.2 Encryption
7.3 Hashing & One way functions
7.4 Hashing speeds cheatsheet
8. Passwords: dadada, 123456 and cute@123
8.1 Password policies
8.2 Storing passwords
8.3 Life without passwords
9. Public Key Cryptography
10. Sessions: Remember me, please
10.1 Where to save state?
10.2 Invalidating sessions
10.3 Cookie monster & you
11. Fixing security, one header at a time
11.1 Secure web headers
11.2 Data integrity check for 3rd party code
11.3 Certificate Pinning
12. Configuration mistakes
12.1 Provisioning in cloud: Ports, Shodan & AWS
12.2 Honey, you left the debug mode on
12.3 Logging (or not logging)
12.4 Monitoring
12.5 Principle of least privilege
12.6 Rate limiting & Captchas
12.7 Storing project secrets and passwords in a file
12.8 DNS: Of subdomains and forgotten pet-projects
12.9 Patching & Updates
13. Attacks: When the bad guys arrive
13.1 Clickjacking
13.2 Cross Site Request Forgery
13.3 Denial of Service
13.4 Server Side Request Forgery
14. [Stats about vulnerabilities discovered in Internet Companies](vulnerabilities-stats.md)
15. On reinventing the wheel, and making it square
15.1 Security libraries and packages for Python
15.2 Security libraries and packages for Node/JS
15.3 Learning resources
16. Maintaining a good security hygiene
17. Security Vs Usability
18. Back to Square 1: The Security Checklist explained
8.4 Hashing speeds cheatsheet
9. Passwords: dadada, 123456 and cute@123
9.1 Password policies
9.2 Storing passwords
9.3 Life without passwords
10. Public Key Cryptography
11. Sessions: Remember me, please
11.1 Where to save state?
11.2 Invalidating sessions
11.3 Cookie monster & you
12. Fixing security, one header at a time
12.1 Secure web headers
12.2 Data integrity check for 3rd party code
12.3 Certificate Pinning
13. Configuration mistakes
13.1 Provisioning in cloud: Ports, Shodan & AWS
13.2 Honey, you left the debug mode on
13.3 Logging (or not logging)
13.4 Monitoring
13.5 Principle of least privilege
13.6 Rate limiting & Captchas
13.7 Storing project secrets and passwords in a file
13.8 DNS: Of subdomains and forgotten pet-projects
13.9 Patching & Updates
14. Attacks: When the bad guys arrive
14.1 Clickjacking
14.2 Cross Site Request Forgery
14.3 Denial of Service
14.4 Server Side Request Forgery
15. [Stats about vulnerabilities discovered in Internet Companies](vulnerabilities-stats.md)
16. On reinventing the wheel, and making it square
16.1 Security libraries and packages for Python
16.2 Security libraries and packages for Node/JS
16.3 Learning resources
17. Maintaining a good security hygiene
18. Security Vs Usability
19. Back to Square 1: The Security Checklist explained



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