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Spring Security 6 With Reactjs, Oauth2, Jwt | Real Project

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Spring Security 6 With Reactjs, Oauth2, Jwt | Real Project

Spring Security 6 With Reactjs, Oauth2, Jwt | Real Project
Published 8/2024
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Build hands-on secure project using Spring Security 6, OAuth2, CORS, Multi-Factor Authentication, Password Security, JWT

What you'll learn

Build a Secure Notes Application: Design, develop, and deploy a fully functional secure notes application using Spring Boot, React, and Tailwind CSS.

Spring Security Mastery: Gain hands-on with JWT, OAuth2, and multi-factor authentication to secure your apps.

Master Spring Security Concepts: Learn the fundamentals and advanced concepts of Spring Security, including authentication providers, role-based authorization,

Advanced Security Concepts: Learn authentication providers, role-based authorization, and custom filters.

Integrate Front and Back-End: Handle CORS, CSRF, and JWT in React and Spring Boot for robust security.

User Management Systems: Implement secure password practices and manage user roles effectively.

OAuth2 Authentication: Add GitHub and Google sign-ins for seamless third-party authentication.

Secure API Development: Build secure APIs with Spring Boot, following best practices.

Deploy on AWS: Deploy Spring Boot apps on AWS, following cloud deployment best practices.

Audit Functionality: Add auditing to Spring Boot apps to track user actions.

Password Security: Use password encoders for security and implement password reset features.

Manage User Roles: Effectively manage user roles and permissions in your applications.

Requirements

Knowledge of Spring Boot, Tailwind CSS and React JS is Needed

Basic Java Knowledge: Familiarity with Java programming is recommended, as this course builds on Java concepts.

Understanding of Web Development Basics: A general understanding of web development, React, Tailwind CSS including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, will be beneficial.

Familiarity with Spring Framework: Basic knowledge of the Spring Framework will help you grasp advanced concepts more quickly.

Description

MASTER SPRING SECURITY 6 WITH REACT: BUILD SECURE REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS!Build secure projects using Spring Security 6, OAuth2, CORS and JWT. Gain hands-on skills with Spring Boot SecurityUnlock the Power of Spring Security and become a skilled Java Developer! Dive into the world of Spring Security and React to build secure, scalable, and production-grade applications. Whether you're new to Spring or looking to enhance your skills, this course provides a comprehensive path to mastering security in web development.Transform Your Development Skills with hands-on experience in creating a secure "Secure Notes" application. Learn how to integrate Spring Security with React, implement JWT for authentication, and explore advanced topics like OAuth2 and multi-factor authentication. This course covers everything you need to know, from authentication providers to deploying on AWS, making you proficient in full-stack web development.This course is 20+ HOURS of expert instruction, practical exercises, and real-world projects. Designed for developers eager to secure their applications, this course offers a deep dive into Spring Security, React integration, and the latest security practices.Learn the essentials of secure web development and progress to advanced concepts with hands-on projects and practical applications.THIS COURSE COVERS:Introduction to Spring SecurityBasic Authentication & Custom Security ConfigurationsIn-Memory Authentication ProviderUser Management & Role-Based AuthorizationPassword Security & EncodersCustom Filters & CSRF ProtectionJWT Authentication & AuthorizationSign-In and Sign-Up FunctionalityJavaScript & React BasicsTailwind CSS for Front-End DevelopmentCORS & CSRF with React and Spring BootNotes Functionality & AuditingOAuth2: GitHub & Google Sign-InMulti-Factor AuthenticationDeploying on AWSBy the end of this course, you'll be equipped to build and deploy secure applications using Spring Boot and React. Perfect for developers looking to advance their skills and create secure, production-ready applications. Enroll now to elevate your Spring Security expertise!GUARANTEEThis course is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.OUTCOME OF THIS COURSEBy the end of this course, you will:Understand Spring Security fundamentals and advanced concepts.Build and deploy a secure "Secure Notes" application.Master JWT and OAuth2 for authentication and authorization.Integrate React and Spring Boot for full-stack development.Deploy applications on AWS with confidence.Effectively manage user roles and permissions.WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?Beginners: Start your journey with hands-on guidance in Spring Security.Aspiring Full Stack Developers: Gain skills to build secure, full-stack applications.Java Developers: Enhance your expertise with real-world, production-grade applications.Backend Developers: Implement advanced backend features using Spring Security.Microservices Enthusiasts: Prepare for future microservices development with Spring Boot.Job Seekers: Acquire skills essential for job interviews and career advancement.Web Developers: Enhance your skills in secure web development with Spring Boot.SO ARE YOU READY TO GET STARTED?What are you waiting for? Press the BUY NOW button and begin your journey to mastering Spring Security. See you inside the course!

Overview

Section 1: Getting Started with the Course

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Lecture 2 Application Demo | What are we going to build

Lecture 3 Configure Intellij for Better Experience

Lecture 4 Introduction to Spring Security

Lecture 5 Setting up Spring Project

Lecture 6 Spring Security Framework to the Rescue | Importance & Benefits

Section 2: Getting Started with Spring Security

Lecture 7 Principal and Authentication Object

Lecture 8 Understanding Filters and Filter Chain | Deep Dive

Lecture 9 How Spring Security Works

Lecture 10 Getting Started with Spring Security

Lecture 11 Understanding the default behavior

Lecture 12 Understanding What Happened

Lecture 13 Configure Static Username and Password

Lecture 14 Spring Security - Behind the Scenes

Lecture 15 More with Form Based Authentication

Lecture 16 Form Based Authentication via Postman

Lecture 17 Filters that you should be aware of

Lecture 18 JSession ID in Action

Section 3: Basic Authentication with Spring Security & Modifying Default Security Config

Lecture 19 Introducing Basic Authentication with Spring Security

Lecture 20 Defining our own custom configuration

Lecture 21 Testing Basic Authentication

Lecture 22 Basic Authentication vs Form Based

Lecture 23 Making Basic Authentication Stateless

Lecture 24 Basic Authentication in Postman

Lecture 25 Base64 Encoding | Concept + Demo

Lecture 26 Permitting Certain Requests

Lecture 27 Denying Certain Requests

Section 4: Secure Notes Project | Getting Started

Lecture 28 Structuring Thoughts

Lecture 29 Setting up the Structure of Notes

Lecture 30 Setting up Repositories and Service Layer

Lecture 31 Setting Up Notes Controller

Lecture 32 Installing MySQL on Windows

Lecture 33 Installing MySQL on Mac

Lecture 34 Installing MySQL on Linux

Lecture 35 MySQL Interface

Lecture 36 Setting Up MySQL Database and Configure App To Work With It

Lecture 37 Testing API in Postman

Lecture 38 Updating Security Configurations

Section 5: Authentication Providers | In Memory Authentication Provider

Lecture 39 Introduction to Authentication Providers

Lecture 40 Different Authentication Providers

Lecture 41 What is In Memory Authentication

Lecture 42 Configuring Multiple Users InMemory | From One to Multiple Users

Lecture 43 Testing Changes

Section 6: User Management with Spring Security

Lecture 44 Introduction to Core Classes & Interfaces for User Management

Lecture 45 User and UserDetails

Lecture 46 UserDetails, UserDetailsService and UserDetailsManager

Lecture 47 Reviewing Usage of InMemoryUserDetailsManager

Lecture 48 Understanding the schema and getting it created

Lecture 49 Making use of core classes to Authenticate users

Lecture 50 Testing and Reviewing the Current Flow

Lecture 51 Custom User Model - Why and How

Lecture 52 Defining Our Own User Model and Repository

Lecture 53 Defining UserDetailsServiceImpl and UserDetailsImpl

Lecture 54 Creating RoleRepository

Lecture 55 Observing the Changes and Getting Users Created

Lecture 56 Behind the Scenes Again

Section 7: Role Based Authorization

Lecture 57 Introduction to Role Based Authorization

Lecture 58 Inbuilt classes and interfaces For Authorization

Lecture 59 Understanding Custom Role Creation and Management

Lecture 60 Implementing Admin Controller

Lecture 61 Restricting Admin Actions

Lecture 62 Managing Access with Annotations

Lecture 63 Method Level Security

Lecture 64 Enabling Method Level Security

Lecture 65 URL Based Restrictions

Lecture 66 URL Based Restrictions | Hands On

Lecture 67 Security For Our Application

Lecture 68 Method Level Security vs RequestMatchers Approach

Section 8: Password Security and Management With Password Encoders

Lecture 69 Introduction to Password Security and Password Encoders

Lecture 70 Introduction to Hashing and Salting

Lecture 71 PasswordEncoder Interface and its Implementations

Lecture 72 Different Inbuilt Password Encoders

Lecture 73 Encoding Passwords in our application

Section 9: Custom Filters in Spring Security

Lecture 74 Introduction to Custom Filters

Lecture 75 Default Filter Chain

Lecture 76 Filter Lifecycle

Lecture 77 Inbuilt Classes for Filter Implementation

Lecture 78 Creating Your First Custom Filter

Lecture 79 Request Validation with Custom Filters

Lecture 80 Advanced Custom Filter Scenarios

Lecture 81 Custom Filters in Our Project

Section 10: CSRF | CSRF Protection in Spring Security and Spring Boot

Lecture 82 What is CSRF?

Lecture 83 What is CSRF Protection?

Lecture 84 Default CSRF Mechanism in Spring Security

Lecture 85 Configuring CSRF Protection in Spring Security

Lecture 86 Customize CSRF Protection When Necessary

Section 11: JWT Authentication [JSON Web Token Based Authentication] With Spring Security

Lecture 87 What is JWT and Why is it needed?

Lecture 88 Understanding the Implementation

Lecture 89 Setting up the project

Lecture 90 Defining AuthEntryPointJwt

Lecture 91 Sign-in Flow

Lecture 92 Managing Security Configurations

Lecture 93 Testing Changes

Section 12: Implementing Signin and Signup | Login and Register Functionality

Lecture 94 What are we going to build?

Lecture 95 Setting up DTOs

Lecture 96 The Signup Endpoint

Lecture 97 Getting User Details Endpoint

Lecture 98 Getting Username

Section 13: Getting Started with Secure Notes React Application

Lecture 99 Setting up the React App

Lecture 100 Understanding Application Structure

Lecture 101 Using .env in React.js

Lecture 102 Custom Axios instance

Lecture 103 Managing Global State of Application

Lecture 104 Protected Routes

Lecture 105 Understanding NavBar

Lecture 106 Understanding App.js

Lecture 107 Libraries we are using

Section 14: CORS & CSRF with React and Spring Boot + Spring Security

Lecture 108 Introduction to CORS

Lecture 109 Fixing CORS issue

Lecture 110 Multiple ways of fixing - Global and Controller Level

Section 15: Implementing Notes Functionality

Lecture 111 Enabling Users to create notes

Lecture 112 Testing Note Creation

Lecture 113 Fetching user notes

Section 16: Auditing In Your Spring Boot Application

Lecture 114 What is Auditing and Why is it needed?

Lecture 115 Implementing Models and Repositories

Lecture 116 Implementing Service Layer

Lecture 117 Recording Audit Events

Lecture 118 Implementing Controllers

Lecture 119 Testing API Changes

Section 17: Building the Admin Area with Audit Functionality | React Application

Lecture 120 Admin Tab and Admin Routes

Lecture 121 List of Users

Lecture 122 Admin Actions | Building the Backend

Lecture 123 Users Detail Page

Lecture 124 List of Audit Logs

Lecture 125 Audit Logs Detail Page

Section 18: Enabling Users to Reset Password

Lecture 126 Password Reset Functionality | The Backend

Lecture 127 Generating the Password Reset Token

Lecture 128 The Email Functionality

Lecture 129 Validating the Password Reset Token

Lecture 130 Password Reset Functionality | The Frontend

Lecture 131 ForgotPassword Component

Lecture 132 ResetPassword Component

Lecture 133 Testing and Reviewing the Entire Flow

Section 19: Implementing OAuth2 | Github + Google Signin & Signup

Lecture 134 Introduction to OAuth2

Lecture 135 Application Flow

Lecture 136 Getting Started with GitHub | Let’s setup the app

Lecture 137 Setting up the Project to work with OAuth2

Lecture 138 Security Configuration for OAuth2

Lecture 139 Testing backend changes

Lecture 140 Importance of Custom Success Handler

Lecture 141 Implementing Custom Success Handler

Lecture 142 Understanding Front end code

Lecture 143 Authenticating your users using Google

Lecture 144 Going through the entire flow’s source code

Aspiring Full Stack Developers: If you're looking to become a well-rounded full-stack developer, this course will equip you with the skills to build secure applications using Spring Boot and React.,Java Developers: Enhance your expertise by learning how to implement advanced security features and build real-world, production-grade applications with Spring Security.,Backend Developers: Those focused on server-side development will benefit from in-depth knowledge of Spring Security, JWT, OAuth2, and authentication techniques.,Security Enthusiasts: Individuals interested in learning how to secure web applications and understand modern security practices.,Job Seekers and Career Changers: Professionals preparing for job interviews in web development and security roles, seeking to add valuable skills to their resume.,Beginners Eager to Learn: Motivated learners with basic programming knowledge who are eager to dive into Spring Security and React development.