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Implement OAuth 2.0 authorization and OpenID Connect authentication correctly in your applications, covering authorization code flow with PKCE, token management, refresh rotation, and common security pitfalls that lead to account takeover.
Understand zero-trust networking principles from an application developer's perspective, implementing mutual TLS, service mesh authentication, and request-level authorization that verifies every call regardless of network location.
Implement robust API authorization patterns including RBAC, ABAC, and policy-as-code approaches that protect resources at every layer while remaining maintainable as your system grows.
A practical guide to securing APIs with token-based authentication, role-based access control, scope-based permissions, and API key management — covering common vulnerabilities and how to prevent them.
What zero trust means beyond the buzzword — covering identity-based access, mutual TLS, network microsegmentation, and how developers can implement zero trust principles at the application layer.
Authorization Code, PKCE, Client Credentials — which OAuth flow to use for which application type, and the security pitfalls hiding in each one.