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REST API Security

Authentication is stating that you are who are you are. Authorization is asking if you have access to a certain resource. When developing APIs you must remember to consider security from the start.

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Introduction to REST API Security

REST API? REST is an acronym for Representational State Transfer. This is a software architectural style that allows for many protocols and underlying characteristics the government »

Guy Levin on REST API, REST API Security, RestCase 05 April 2018 0 Comments

RESTful APIs Technologies Overview

What technology goes into an API? APIs are driven by a set of specific technologies, making them easily understood by a wide variety of developers. A »

Guy Levin on REST API, REST API Security 18 November 2017 0 Comments

Top 5 REST API Security Guidelines

When developing REST API, one must pay attention to security aspects from the beginning. In this post I will review and explain top 5 security guidelines »

Guy Levin on REST API, Guidelines, REST API Security, Design 18 December 2016 1 Comment

RESTful API Authentication Basics

Almost every REST API must have some sort of authentication. One of the most common headers is call Authorization. Wait a minute, we are talking about »

Guy Levin on REST API, Architecture, Guidelines, API, REST API Security 28 November 2016 31 Comments
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