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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 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 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 Comments

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 Comments
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