Posts tagged with Spring Security

Spring Authorization Server became a part of Spring Security 7. In this blogpost, we will explore what it is and how to use it.

Spring Security 7 made it possible to easily set up Multi-Factor Authentication within your applications. This allows you to combine any of the authentication methods Spring provides and create an even more secure setup.

Spring Security v7 made configuring CSRF protection for Single Page Applications a lot easier. In this blogpost I'll talk about the history and the improvements!

Spring Boot 4 improved their HTTP interfaces. One of the newly added features is that you can easily link them to a Spring Security OAuth2 Client.

Customizers have been added to Spring for a while now. Starting with Spring Boot 4, we can also use them to configure Spring Security's HttpSecurity bean!

In this blogpost, we will explore Spring Security's CompromisedPasswordChecker and how it can be used to check if a password has been compromised in a data breach.

In this blogpost I'll talk more about implementing e-mail verification with Spring Security.

In this tutorial, I'll show how you can use Spring Security with Spring boot and GraphQL.

JWT is a popular type of token. In this tutorial I'll show you how to integrate a JWT authentication mechanism with Spring, and within a microservice oriented architecture.

In this tutorial I'm going to write a small REST API with Spring Boot and Spring Web MVC. Securing the application will be done with Spring Security.