Presentations tagged security

Browsers Are Magical Creatures

Stephen Rees-Carter



Protecting data in the browser: the first line of defence

Dan Draper



Understanding and Mitigating Third Party JS Risks

Dominic Lovell



Attacking the front-end: Modern-day client side security

Kaif Ahsan



Hacked

Chris Lienert



Our future without passwords

Milica Mihajlija



The state of passwordless auth on the web

Phil Nash



Trust me, I’m an open-source developer

Charlie Gerard



How to grow and scale your engineering organisation

Chris Modica



HTTP/3: Fast and Secure, but Complex

Robin Marx



The Art of Authentication & Authorization

Kim Maida



Let’s talk about JWT

Jessica Temporal



Pay the Web Forward

Alex Lakatos



Hardened JavaScript

Kris Kowal



Eliminating XSS by adopting Trusted Types

Bjarki Ágúst Guðmundsson



Auth on the web: better experiences

Phil Nash



The State of XSS: Best practices for a secure web experience

Matthew Kairys



Auth on the web: better authentication

Kelley Robinson



Credentials management on the modern web

Maye Edwin



Continuous Security – Building Security into your Pipelines

DeveloperSteve Coochin



Introduction to cryptography on the frontend

Dan Draper



Set safer site defaults for today and tomorrow

Rowan Merewood



The Realms (API) of JavaScript

Leo Balter



Performance versus security, or Why we can’t have nice things

Yoav Weiss

Elsewheres tagged security

• How some of the world’s most brilliant computer scientists got password policies so wrong
• A world without passwords is in sight
• Demystifying cookies and tokens
• Security Tip: What Is An HttpOnly Cookie?
• Igalia Chats: Polyfills, Trust and Progress
• The Silent Crisis in Open Source: When Maintainers Walk Away
• Script Integrity – Frontend Masters Boost
• Frederik Braun: What is mixed content?
• What is a realm in JavaScript? · Gal Weizman
• Upgrading jQuery: Working Towards a Healthy Web | Official jQuery Blog
• xz, Tidelift, and paying the maintainers