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Security Best Practices - Better safe than sorry!

September 6, 2006

We are happy to announce the latest addition to our Developer Central section. Hidden between various language-specific Developer Centers, the SDK, and the YUI Libraries, you’ll find a new section: Security Best Practices.

Security Best Practices includes useful information about writing secure applications for secure servers, such as how to protect your application against SQL injections, what needs to be done to prevent XSS or request forgeries, and more.

Dan Theurer

Posted at September 6, 2006 11:30 AM