Injection-based attacks have over the years made their way into the OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) and SANS Top 25 CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) time and time again. Developers have a great responsibility to improve the security of applications to prevent these attacks. In this article, I will discuss 6 best practices to improve security in your Node.js application.
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6 Best Practices to Improve Node.js Security1. Validate User Inputs2. Using a Reverse Proxy to add a layer of security3. Managing Application Secrets4. Using HTTP Response Headers5. Server-side Logging and Monitoring6. Using Security Linters that Capture Vulnerabilities in Code1 Comment
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