In this Specialization, we will investigate, prevent, and resolve JavaScript-related attacks and learn how to build safer JavaScript applications. JavaScript is a fundamental technology for building web applications and is also popular for building server-side, desktop, and even mobile applications. Most of this learning Specialization will cover front-end JavaScript; however, we will also consider Node.js. After completing this Specialization, you will understand the diverse threats and protections of the JavaScript world.
What's inside
Four courses
JavaScript Security Refreshers
JavaScript Security Refreshers
JavaScript Security Part 1
JavaScript Security Part 1
JavaScript Security Part 2
JavaScript Security Part 2
JavaScript Security Part 3
JavaScript Security Part 3
Learning objectives
- Xss and remote code execution.
- Regular expressions.
- Csrf and browser security.
- Xss and remote code execution.
- Regular expressions.
- Csrf and browser security.
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