Hands on Spring Security

Recorded at SpringOne2GX 2015
Presenter: Rob Winch
Core Spring Track
Slides: www.slideshare.net/SpringCentr...
It can be complicated learning the ins and outs of any technology stack. When this complexity is compounded by needing to understand how to secure our applications, it can be daunting.
In this talk we will discuss how to rapidly and correctly apply Spring Security to an existing application. Along the way we will demo security exploits and see how to mitigate them, answer frequently asked questions, and learn established best practices.
Whether you are new to Spring Security or a seasoned Spring Security user, this presentation is a must.

[@xvitcoder]

There are so many noise cancelling applications, why not just cancel the noise after video recording

[@malcom0malcom]

Can we get a copy of the code base of the sample example, please?
Thanks

[@ImalHasaranga]

Superb presentation!! Thanks for the knowledge you shared

[@rajatagrawal141]

hey can anyone provide me the github code for this please(link)

[@heinzhuber752]

nice video+

[@moncefkho]

The source if someone is intersted github.com/rwinch/spring-security-hands-on-4.1

[@fromseatosea3910]

The code download form github for this tutorial not work.

[@rajatagrawal141]

please give me link to that code

[@TrackCyclingLviv]

Why are you using eclipse? I put dislike for that and noise. Go and check last features of intellij idea

[@houssemzaier]

+Vladyslav Kushney Spring is free java is free eclipse is free, IDEs must be free "at basic pricing, for individual programmers"
wait for the " eclipse.org/che/ "
Its gonna be the n°1 choice for microservices and containers as a services developers.

[@HarshaSuranjith]

@RobWinch your gradle project setup is just horrible.

[@xvitcoder]

Awful audio quality. All spring presentation audio quality are like in the stone age.