December 2015
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 8m
English
Denial-of-service attacks target different points of communication between the web server and the client and can be performed in loads of different ways. In this chapter, you learned to avoid using long synchronous functions, storing loads of information in memory, and using heavily asymmetrical functions.
Now that we’ve educated ourselves about the anti-patterns, we can move forward to securing the client-side application. In the next chapter, we look at one of the most prevalent client-side attacks: XSS.
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