Writing Secure JavaScript

Some of the very things that make JavaScript awesome can also make it exposed. This talk will go through some sample security flaws unique to JavaScript’s async nature and surrounding ecosystem. We’ll show live exploits to understand the issues and their impact, explain why they happen and – most importantly – how to avoid or fix them.

This talk is under the creative commons license. freeCodeCamp is not associated with this talk. We're just excited to bring more exposure to to it!

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[GarthHumphreys]

wow, great video. thanks for sharing this! That demo of encoding the “.” was very clever.

[blessdarah]

I don't know if you notice the sign interpreter guy just going so fast in the same pace as the speaker talks without minding whether he exists?

[Viralvlogvideos]

what is the name intro music please someone share it here

[survivelikehoneybadger]

what about GDPR and filming all those people? :D

[dragonhunterutub]

This talk is of a couple of years ago tho

[jameshamann]

That mongoose thing is insane good thing it's been patched

[loveever]

what that guy in blue tshirt is doing? -_-

[V.Z.]

And then starts typing in the command line in true Mac, Apple, Linux mode. So over trying to fit into the closed system of THAT monster. Curl, etc, nah, next video.