Secure Coding Practices in Java Applications (Java SE 11 Developer Certification 1Z0-819)

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Josh Cummings

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:32

2. Designing Secure Code

1. Leaky Pipes and Security Bugs.mp4

02:02

2. Secure Coding Fundamentals.mp4

04:53

3. Using Access Modifiers on Fields.mp4

01:03

4. Enforcing Invariants in the Constructor.mp4

02:34

5. Ensuring Immutability.mp4

03:46

6. Using Access Modifiers on Methods.mp4

03:14

7. Securing Cloning.mp4

03:42

8. Securing Deserialization.mp4

04:08

9. Review.mp4

01:20

3. Handling Sensitive Data in Logs, Memory, and Exceptions

1. Learning Secret Informati.mp4

02:57

2. Evaluating What Is Safe t.mp4

04:10

3. Auditing Specific Java Lo.mp4

02:34

4. Evaluating What Is Safe t.mp4

03:21

5. Removing Sensitive Inform.mp4

03:33

6. Preventing Information Le.mp4

05:14

7. Preventing Information Le.mp4

02:05

8. Review.mp4

01:52

04. Protecting against Injection and Inclusion

01. Mitigating Injection.mp4

02:56

02. Understanding the Impacts of SQL Inj.mp4

02:27

03. Mitigating SQL Injection with Prepar.mp4

02:42

04. Canonicalizing Inputs.mp4

05:06

05. Validating Inputs and Encoding Outpu.mp4

02:03

06. Mitigating Inclusion.mp4

03:19

07. Understanding Inclusion through XXE.mp4

02:03

08. Mitigating XXE Inclusions.mp4

01:27

09. Validating Local and Remote Resource.mp4

02:26

10. Review and a Billion Laughs.mp4

02:08

5. Protecting against Denial of Service

1. Mitigating Denial of Service.mp4

03:07

2. Limiting External Resources.mp4

05:08

3. Accounting for Overflow.mp4

02:39

4. Limiting Internal Resources.mp4

02:57

5. Closing and Pooling Resources.mp4

04:05

6. Understanding the Security Manager.mp4

04:40

7. Conclusion.mp4

02:33

Description

This course will teach you the basics of secure coding in Java necessary to pass the Java 11 Software Developer Certification Exam.

What You'll Learn?

Secure coding is a must in this day and age, and the Java 11 Certification Exams reflect that. In this course, Secure Coding Practices in Java Applications (Java SE 11 Developer Certification 1Z0-819), you’ll learn to code securely in Java. First, you’ll explore how to handle sensitive data. Next, you’ll discover everyday practices to make your code more secure.

Finally, you’ll learn how to defend against common attacks like injection, inclusion, and denial of service. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of secure coding in Java needed to pass the security section of the Java 11 Certification Exam.

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Josh Cummings

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Like many software craftsmen, Josh eats, sleeps, and dreams in code. He codes for fun, and his kids code for fun! Right now, Josh works as a full-time committer on Spring Security and loves every minute. Hailing from Salt Lake City, Utah, Josh loves to hike and be in the outdoors when he's not hacking away at some new Java library. He also loves to juggle, especially on every third Saturday in June. Application Security holds a special place in his heart, a place diametrically opposed to and cosmically distant from his unending hatred for checked exceptions.

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