December 2015
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 8m
English
Before you can protect user information stored in your application, you have to know what kind of data you even have and then figure out which data needs protecting. The illustration shows the main components involved in data transfer from the user to your server.

The data flow begins with the client application asking the user to provide some data. Once the user enters something (or does something in the application), the browser sends the collected information over the network to the server. The server validates the data it received, performs some magic, and pushes it into storage for later use.
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