Welcome to the Secure Coding Project! Our mission is to enhance code security by identifying vulnerabilities and implementing secure coding practices. By contributing to this project, you will gain valuable experience in secure coding techniques and make a positive impact on the security of software applications.
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Server - Client Side ✅ Done
Focus on implementing secure coding practices for server-client architecture. Learn how to securely handle data between server and client, prevent common vulnerabilities, and ensure secure communication.
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Input Filtration and Input Sanitization (WAF) 📈 In Progress
Learn input sanitization techniques and Web Application Firewall (WAF) implementation to protect against common vulnerabilities by sanitizing user inputs effectively.
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Authentication & Authorization
Explore and implement secure authentication mechanisms and authorization permission levels to manage user roles, access control, and protect sensitive operations.
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Limiting(req and size) (On Application)
Implement rate limiting techniques to prevent abuse, ensure application stability, and control the rate of incoming requests.
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Learn about common web misconfigurations that expose vulnerabilities, such as insecure server settings and improper handling of sensitive files (
.env
,.htaccess.backup
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Secure Work Practices (e.g., .env on Server)(Human Errors)
Implement secure work practices to protect sensitive data such as environment variables, avoid human errors, and mitigate common security pitfalls during development.
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remaining practice and vulnerabilities
-- Secure and Reliable Communication
Establish secure communication channels using encryption, secure protocols, and other relevant techniques to protect data during transmission.
Contributing to Secure Coding is greatly appreciated! Here's how you can get started:
- Check the existing Issues or create new ones to propose improvements or report bugs.
- Wait for an issue to be assigned to you. Feel free to ask questions or seek clarification.
- Fork the repository by clicking on the "Fork" button at the top of the page.
- Clone your forked copy of the project using the following command:
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/<your_user_name>/secure-coding.git
Replace <your_user_name>
with your GitHub username.
- Make the necessary improvements or additions to the project. Follow the coding conventions and guidelines mentioned in the repository.
- Commit your changes and push them to your forked repository.
- Submit a pull request. Your changes will be reviewed, and if everything looks good, they will be merged into the main project.
We appreciate your contributions to make secure coding practices more accessible and effective!
If you find this project helpful or valuable, please consider starring our repository as a token of appreciation. Your support motivates us to continue improving code security and sharing knowledge with the community.
Thank you for your contributions and support!
Happy coding!