🔒 Security Practice # 2 Linter Security Rules Use security plugins for linter like eslint-plugin-security or tslint-config-security. It offers security checks and protects your code against known vulnerabilities - like unsafe RegEx or eval() and many more #nodejs #javascript

🔒 Security Practice # 4 Automate vulnerability dependency scans Use tools like Snyk or npm audit. As we depend on third-party packages for every other task, our applications are vulnerable to any security issues introduced in those packages. #nodejs #security

🔒 Security Practice 5 Config management Storing configs files as plain text in the repo can be catastrophic. Always extract them out of the repo. If your repo is made public by mistake or someone gains access to code, all the secrets will be exposed. #nodejs #security

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🔒 Security Practice 6 Run server process as a non-root user If you run the process as a root user then attackers can have total control over your server machine. People do it to get access to 90/443 port or user docker container which by default runs as a root.

🔒 Security Practice 7 Limiting concurrent requests & request body payload It will help against brute-force or DDoS attacks. With large bodies, It will take more time to process the requests and be unable to process important works, leading to vulnerability towards DOS.

🔒 Security Practice 8 Evil regex can overload Node.js's single-thread execution. Some of the regexes can block the entire event loop for 6 seconds with a single request that validates 10 words. #javascript #nodejs

🔒 Security Practice # 9 Common security guidelines on authentication. #programming #security #javascript #nodejs

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