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🔒 Quick win: Content-Security-Policy header. Blocks XSS + clickjacking. 2 minutes, tons of protection. #security #headers

🛡️ Security headers checklist: HSTS, X-Frame-Options, CSP. Which do you prioritize? #headers #security

🔐 MFA everywhere: Time-based TOTP vs push-based. Trade-offs? #2FA #MFA #security

💡 SQL Injection tip: Parameterize queries. Never concatenate user input. #webdev #database

🔒 Quick win: Content-Security-Policy header. Blocks XSS + clickjacking. 2 minutes, tons of protection. #security

@samthoyre.bsky.social I appreciate your engagement with my content. Thank you 🙏

API rate limiting is critical. @cloudflare @jacobian - what's your recommended rate limit configuration for SaaS APIs? I'm writing a guide and would love expert input! #API #ratelimiting #security

SaaS security reminder: @vercel @techcrunch - authentication isn't a one-time setup. Session management, token rotation, and monitoring are ongoing. How do you handle this? #SaaS #security #auth,

All 5: React helps but it's not a silver bullet. Sanitize everything, validate inputs, configure CSP properly. Test with tools like XSStrike!

5. Missing Content-Security-Policy headers - Add CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options. Blocks tons of attacks.,

4. eval() or Function() with user input - Never use these with untrusted data. Dangerous!,

3. JavaScript URLs (javascript:alert(1)) - Allow only https://, mailto:, tel: protocols. Block all JS URLs.,

2. User-controlled URLs in href attributes - Validate all URLs, never trust user input. Check allowlist!,

1. dangerouslySetInnerHTML without sanitization - This is the #1 XSS source in React. Use DOMPurify!,

5 XSS vulnerabilities I see in every React app 👇,

Quote: API security matters! Rate limiting isn't optional - it's your first line of defense against brute force and abuse. Implement it today. #API #security #ratelimiting

Quote: XSS isn't going away. Here's how to handle it in React: Use DOMPurify, CSP, and never use dangerouslySetInnerHTML. @react #XSS #security

Quote: OWASP Top 10 is critical for SaaS security. Here's my take: Start with A01-Broken Access Control - it's still the most common vuln I see in real-world assessments. @owasp #OWASP10 #security

🚨 XSS vulnerability? Try <script>alert(1)</script> in all inputs. Sanitize all output! #XSS #security

💡 SQL Injection check: Can you change id=1 to id=2? If yes, you have SQLi. Fix with parameterized queries! #SQLi #bugbounty

🔒 Quick security win: Add Content-Security-Policy headers. Blocks XSS, clickjacking, MIME sniffing. Takes 2 minutes! #security #webdev

🚨 XSS vulnerability? Try <script>alert(1)</script> in all inputs. If it executes, sanitize all output. #XSS #webdev #security

Great share! Thanks for putting this valuable content out there. Would love to hear more about your journey with this topic.

🔒 Passwords: Stop using 'password123', 'admin', 'qwerty'! Use passphrases or password managers. Security starts with strong auth.

#passwords #security #infosec

🎯 API security checklist:

✓ Rate limiting configured
✓ API keys in headers (not params)
✓ IP whitelisting enabled
✓ Request validation
✓ CORS configured
✓ Monitoring/alerting in place

Score your API security: /10

#API #security #SaaS #webdev

📢 Indie hackers & makers:

Just dropped security tips for:
- XSS vulnerabilities
- Security headers
- Auth challenges
- API security

Check them out if you're building! Would love feedback on what's most helpful.

#indiehacker #makers #security #webdev #community

🔐 Developers: What's your biggest authentication pain point?

A) Managing multiple auth providers
B) OAuth implementation complexity
C) Session management
D) MFA friction vs security balance
E) Password reset flow reliability

Vote below! I'll share best practices.

#auth #webdev #SaaS #security

💡 Quick security win:

Enable these 3 security headers (2 minutes):

X-Frame-Options: DENY
X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'

Blocks clickjacking, MIME sniffing, XSS. Easy wins!

#webdev #security #quicktips

🎯 What's your biggest security challenge as a dev?

A) Time pressure/deadlines
B) Lack of documentation
C) Legacy code bases
D) Security tooling gap
E) Team buy-in

Share below! I'll share solutions for each.

#webdev #security #devlife #community

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