16 posts tagged with "Security"

In this tutorial, we will explore the importance of Angular security and how to protect your Angular app from common threats. Angular is a popular framework for building web applications, but like any software, it is vulnerable to security risks. By understanding these risks and implementing proper security measures, you can ensure that your Angular app is protected against common threats such as cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), injection attacks, broken authentication and session management, insecure direct object references, security misconfiguration, and sensitive data exposure.

In this tutorial, we will explore the importance of security in Angular development and discuss common security threats that developers should be aware of. We will also provide best practices for securing your Angular applications, including secure coding practices, security testing, securing Angular APIs, and securing Angular dependencies.

Biometric authentication can make a React Native app feel faster and safer, but it should be designed as a local unlock step, not as a replacement for your account system. The device verifies the enrolled fingerprint or face; your app decides what to unlock after that verification succeeds.

Expo's expo-local-authentication package gives React Native apps access to Face ID, Touch ID, Android Biometric Prompt, and device passcode fallback.

In today’s privacy-focused world, keeping a high bar for the security of our iOS apps, by storing critical user data securely is more important than ever. When handling sensitive user data such as passwords, in-app purchases, etc, in iOS apps, a mobile developer needs to take security into consideration. In our App Templates, we are taking security very seriously, by making it part of our core values. In this tutorial, we will show you how to use the Keychain in Swift to store sensitive user data by implementing a persistent login feature on iOS.