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An abreviation for REpresentational State Transfer. A design pattern for stateless client-server systems. Popular in the implementation of web services.

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At the end of Insecure_Direct_Object_Reference_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet it says Avoid encrypting identifiers as it can be challenging to do so securely. On login I store a cryptographically generated ...
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I am using Django REST framework. I want a single API for all of my clients (web, mobile, curl). I understand that I need to include a CSRF token in requests originating from the web client, to ...
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I am working on a data processing task in an enterprise environment with Python3 installed on a client-side Windows Jump server. I need to download data regularly from a third-party provider, and it ...
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I have a problem deciding what is the most secure method to send a login request with a username and password strings, I understood that PATCH is less secure than PUT while both are less secure than ...
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It's sometimes convenient to generate ids client-side in a typical CRUD app. The main benefit is for optimistic updates: you can update your client state with the right id without waiting for the ...
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There is the OWASP Top 10 which is the most known one: https://owasp.org/www-project-top-ten/ And there is the OWASP Top 10 API: https://owasp.org/www-project-api-security/ Both lists are very similar,...
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As the title says, I want to create a RESTful API (stateless) that will access Google API endpoints. First I want to authenticate the user and then use that token provided by Google to access Google ...
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Q: Is it 'safe' to include a secret API Key in a HEADER (for a request) which prevents bad actors from creating their own evil-requests by using your API Key ? We need to send data to a 3rd party from ...
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