With the rise of serverless computing, many developers wonder if Java is still a viable option for building serverless applications. While there are some challenges to using Java in a serverless environment, there are also many benefits to using this popular programming language.
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Federated Authentication - An Overview
Understanding the Differences and Use Cases of OpenID, OAuth, and SAML
Federated authentication is a method of linking a user’s identity across multiple separate identity management systems, allowing them to seamlessly access multiple platforms using a single set of credentials. This approach to identity management helps to improve the user experience and increase security by eliminating the need for multiple usernames...
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Sensitive data showing up in Crash Dump
How to prevent memory leak and secure your application
Before a software is released commercially it undergoes several security scans and tests usually by the Application Security Team or as a part of the DevSecOps process. One such step in this process is the Crash Dump Analysis also called Memory Dump Analysis. To perform this analysis we first record...
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Clone HTTP requests from browsers to Postman
Quite often during web development, we need to fiddle with the outgoing web requests from our web browsers. E.g. we may want to change the content of POST requests’ body or change the value of an HTTP header. If we are using Chrome, it is not possible to alter the...
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Why Fiddler's Process Picker tool doesn't work with Chrome anymore
Almost every web developer uses or has used Fiddler for inspecting network traffic. It’s a common scenario where multiple applications/browsers are running on a developer’s machine and he/she wants to monitor the network traffic only for a specific application. Fiddler provides a couple of ways to do this. One of...
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