I built HeaderLab — an open-source web security toolkit that runs entirely in your browser
Learn how to build a client-side web security toolkit using open-source tools and understand the architectural decisions behind it, which matters for securing web applications
- Build a web application using client-side technologies
- Run security audits using the HTTP headers checker tool
- Configure Content Security Policy (CSP) using the CSP builder tool
- Test CSP configurations using the CSP evaluator tool
- Apply security best practices using the JWT decoder and verifier tool
Security engineers and web developers on a team benefit from this toolkit as it provides a set of tools to check and evaluate web security configurations, and it can be used by developers to identify vulnerabilities in their web applications
💡 A client-side web security toolkit can be an effective way to identify and mitigate web application vulnerabilities without relying on server-side infrastructure
🔒 Introducing HeaderLab: a client-side web security toolkit with 4 tools to help you secure your web apps!
Key Takeaways
Learn how to build a client-side web security toolkit using open-source tools and understand the architectural decisions behind it, which matters for securing web applications
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