Javascript React

Introducing Roles and Permissions-Based Access Control for Applications

Tl;dr: now you can separate business logic by roles and permissions, in other words, you may define what users can do within the system based on their role and...
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Javascript React

The Easiest Practices For Securing Web Applications

Web applications are a common target for cybercriminals, from applications deployed by large enterprises to even small personal projects. Therefore, implementing the necessary security is essential.  But how do...
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Javascript Node

Why Node permissions are experimental for now

#​492 — June 27, 2023 Read on the Web Kysely: A Type-Safe SQL Query Builder — Inspired by Knex and targeting Node, it also works in Deno and the...
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Javascript Node

[Node.js] Securing your applications Part 3/3

If you haven’t checked out the first two-part of our ‘__Securing your Applications in Node.js__’ series, click here and the second part here. This is a 3-part blog series...
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Javascript Node

Securing your Applications in Node.js – Part 2/3

If you haven’t checked out the first part of Securing your Applications in Node.js, click here. This is a 3-part blog series on Node.js. This article aims to establish...
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Javascript Node

Securing your Applications in Node.js – Part 1/3

Javascript is here to stay! And the server-side Node.js project is no different 💚. This year marks the 12th (Dec 4, 2009) anniversary of the birth of Node.js, and...
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Javascript Vue

Laravel sanctum and nuxt configuration

Laravel: 1) .env => SESSION_DRIVER=cookie SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=nuxt.product.test SESSION_DOMAIN=.product.test:3000 product.test is your laravel url. nuxt.product.test is your subdomail for nuxt. Nuxt: 1)nuxt.config.js => ssr: false, server: { host: ‘http://nuxt.product.test‘, port: 3000,...
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Javascript Node

Security Release for N|Solid Version 4.5.5

This is a security release for two vulnerabilities in the path-parse package. Affected versions of this package are vulnerable to Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) via splitDeviceRe, splitTailRe,...
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