June 2020
Beginner to intermediate
216 pages
6h 4m
English

Nobody builds software from scratch nowadays, least of all web developers. Most of the code powering your website—from the operating system, to the web server, to the programming language libraries you use—will be written by others. So how do you manage vulnerabilities in other people’s code?
Hackers often target known vulnerabilities in popular software components, so it is important to secure third-party code. It is far more efficient for a hacker to scan the web for insecure WordPress instances, for example, than to pick a particular website and try to figure out how it might be vulnerable. So, it’s important that you stay ...
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