[Spring Boot Security] #10 Spring Security Default Configuration

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In this episode you will learn what is the default behavior of a Spring Boot application when you add the security dependency.
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Created with ❤️ by Dan Geabunea (Romanian Coder)

[ignaciodeharo]

This coourse is awesome, good explanatión and perfect duration, no too short and no excesive large.

[mostinho]

Done thanks
Just adding the spring security dependency gives a login page with user as default and a generated password
Can use custom password with application properties
spring.security.user.name
spring.security.user.password
spring.security.user.roles

[srijibsen]

I added security dependencies on your UnsecureExample project, and login page is appearing. But neither default nor configured user id and password is working

[eliekhattar]

Looks nice as always, but when I enable security on my app, I'm not getting this nice looking login page, I added the same dependencies that you have added, I'm getting a plain one with input text on the left of the page and not colourful Sign In button...any suggestion to get this sorted for now before implementing the customised login/logout?thank you

[Nampjg]

Try to test on POST request ! This won't work I guess

[juquioo]

¡¡¡Amazing!!! ... sorry but this is Basic Atutentication? ...
Is it assumed that the basic authentication is delegated in the browser? That looks like a form.
Is not it supposed to be a pop up that jumps in the browser?. I dont understand this. Thanks