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# [Security Vulnerabilities in Frontend Projects: A Simple Guide](https://elham-notes.hashnode.dev/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A beginner-friendly guide to understanding, detecting, and managing security risks in modern frontend dependencies.

Jul 8 · 6 min read · elham-notes.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

[Elham Ajdari](https://hashnode.com/@eliajdari)

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Frontend notes, Angular lessons, and my journey into Java and AI.

Frontend Developer writing about Angular, Java, AI, cloud infrastructure, and what I learn while building software.

## Responses 4

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[Carlson Roy](https://hashnode.com/@taskvideo)

[Oct 16](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93/comment/6ad1e4ce76db03cf699756bc)

This guide is super useful! I love how you broke down those vulnerabilities in frontend projects—it's so easy to overlook them. A while back, I underestimated XSS attacks on a personal project and learned the [2048](https://2048a.io/) hard way. Thanks for sharing such valuable insights; it's definitely going to help me and my future coding endeavors!

[chery](https://hashnode.com/@cherybomb)

[Oct 13](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93/comment/6acd8590451a5141bd1eb857)

I find security checks just as important as testing gameplay in projects like [Slope Rider](https://sloperidergame.org/) , an endless snowboarding game where players dodge trees and rocks while racing down snowy hills. In frontend development, tools such as pnpm audit help identify vulnerable dependencies before they cause problems. Checking packages regularly is a simple habit that can make applications safer and more reliable for users.

[Leigh Bode](https://hashnode.com/@ricottasneakers)

[Oct 6](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93/comment/6ac4a20dc9dafa48badc658e)

Wow [block blast](https://blockblast-2.io/), this guide breaks down frontend security risks in such an understandable manner! I appreciated the emphasis on typical hazards; these things are so easy to overlook when coding. Have you considered giving more examples of actual breaches caused by these issues?

[Elham Ajdari](https://hashnode.com/@eliajdari)

[Oct 6](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93/comment/6ac4a20dc9dafa48badc658e#reply-6ac4ad03051156c4ff40ef46)

Thank you so much! Really glad you found the guide easy to follow 😊

And yes, that’s a great suggestion. I’ll keep that in mind for a follow-up or an update to the post. Thanks for reading and for the thoughtful feedback!