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#webdevelopers #SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Authentication logic must be validated on the server side.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 The password's hashing logic must be on the server side.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 The temporary passwords must be changed for the next usage.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Reauthenticate users prior to performing critical operations.
#SecureCodingChecklist #webdevelopers 👉 Authentication passwords must be saved under secure hashing algorithms (mot MD5 or SHA1), and salting is preferable.
#webdevelopers #SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Deny all access if the application cannot access its security configuration information (for example, if the application cannot connect to the database).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 If using email-based resets, only send email to a preregistered address with a temporary random link/password (short expiration time).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Ensure that all password fields do not echo the user's password when it is entered, and that the password fields have autocomplete disabled.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 If the application is interacting with third-party web services, you will need to ensure the authentication as well as these endpoints.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Password reset questions should support sufficiently random answers (for example, What is your favorite color is a bad question because Red is a very common answer).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 The authentication credentials to interact with third-party web services should be encrypted and not be in cleartext (check the config file; developers will leave it there).
#webdevelopers #SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Deny all access if the application cannot access its security configuration information (for example, if the application cannot connect to the database).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Reauthenticate users prior to performing critical operations.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 The temporary passwords must be changed for the next usage.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 If using email-based resets, only send email to a preregistered address with a temporary random link/password (short expiration time).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Password reset questions should support sufficiently random answers (for example, What is your favorite color is a bad question because Red is a very common answer).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Ensure that all password fields do not echo the user's password when it is entered, and that the password fields have autocomplete disabled.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 The authentication credentials to interact with third-party web services should be encrypted and not be in cleartext (check the config file; developers will leave it there).
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 If the application is interacting with third-party web services, you will need to ensure the authentication as well as these endpoints.
#SecureCodingChecklist 👉 The password's hashing logic must be on the server side.
#SecureCodingChecklist #webdevelopers 👉 Authentication passwords must be saved under secure hashing algorithms (mot MD5 or SHA1), and salting is preferable.
#webdevelopers #SecureCodingChecklist 👉 Authentication logic must be validated on the server side.
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