Laravel Additional Security
This course focuses on ways to keep your Laravel database secure. It starts with supporting request and response security. First, we’ll discuss how Laravel supports semantic request verbs while still being compatible with browsers. Then, tools to protect against cross-site request forgery and cross-site scripting protection are examined. Then it describes the best practices for applying specific security-related headers to responses are reviewed.
We then move on to the two types of scanning tools that can be used on a Laravel application: developer code-scanning tools and hacker attack tools.…
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