To Spring Security 4.1 and Beyond

Recorded at SpringOne Platform 2016.
Speakers: Rob Winch, Joe Grandja
Slides: www.slideshare.net/SpringCentr...
Exploits are continually evolving making security hard. This is compounded by the fact that the technologies we need to secure are a moving target.
In this talk we will discuss how to easily secure an application with Spring Security 4.1. We will focus on some of the new features found in Spring Security 4.1 and discuss the future direction of Spring Security.

[@tajbist]

Great works!

[@hyp3rion_]

Thanks! And why securing repository, but not service layer? I mean, I might need db calls to check if user has permission for particular resource. If I perform several repository calls in service layer it will spam in numerous db calls in order to secure each repository check call.
And another question - how to handle cases when I need to allow anonymous user to perform certain operation using secured method. For example I need to save new User using userRepo.save(), but it is secured.

[@nikilkaranjit5430]

can any one tell me how can we integrate web service security and Rest service security at same time

[@mickeynig1]

awesome :)

[@r4riaz]

I like demo. Explaining by example is the best way to teach. Dont just talk.

[@hinaverma928]

Video quality is compromised it so blurred

[@zakariaamine88]

any chance getting the source code of this example?

[@zakariaamine88]

Found it: github.com/rwinch/spring-security-4.1-and-beyond

[@truthbetold315]

Great Presentation. The original gradle version would not run in Intellij 14.12 due to jackson-databind.jar dependency's mismatch. see issue at github.com/rwinch/spring-security-4.1-and-beyond/issues/21
The netbeans 8.2 tested maven version of presentation branch is hosted -github.com/mingqin1/spring-security-4.1-and-beyond/tree/presentation . The maven converted codes serve the purpose of encourage of learning . All the credits go to Rob Winch, Joe Grandja