Secure coding: ten common mistakes that make web systems vulnerable

Regulation & securityBy: Mehdi Mansour Samaei2 min readSource: Civilica
Secure coding: ten common mistakes that make web systems vulnerable

1Introduction

Security starts in code. OWASP periodically publishes the ten highest-risk web vulnerability categories.

2Discussion

Key items: broken access control, cryptographic failures, injection, insecure design, misconfiguration, vulnerable components and authentication failures.

Prevention: parameterised queries, server-side input validation, per-request authorisation, strong password hashing and regular dependency updates.

3Conclusion

Security code review, SAST tools and developer training make fixes far cheaper than post-release discovery.

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