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#wordpress #security #ssl #opensource #webdev When you install an SSL certificate on your WordPress site, you expect that shiny padlock to appear.But too often, the browser still says “Not Secure.” We’ve seen this happen hundreds of times — on client...

By → Padmanava Hey there! Today, I want to share one of my favorite web development tricks—caching. Imagine having a magical backpack that holds all your favorite toys, so you never have to search for them again. That's exactly what caching does for ...

CORS refers to Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. It’s a terminology used in the context of browser requests. Now before we get deeper into CORS, we first need to understand origin and why the need for CORS Origin and same origin policy Origin is the sou...

In the previous section, we've got the basics down on Lambda@Edge and web security headers. Now, let's roll up our sleeves and learn how to set up a Lambda function that'll give your web defenses a rock-solid boost. In Part II, we'll walk you through...

Introduction This article breaks down the talk by Kuldeep Pisda, Lead Software Engineer at STGI, during the recent DevOps meet-up at GeekyAnts. How can one secure the front-end of an application? When it comes to security, people usually talk about s...

What are HTTP headers? HTTP headers are additional pieces of information sent along with an HTTP request or response. They provide important metadata about the request or response, such as the content type, caching directives, authentication credenti...
