Brute Force Protection and Rate Limiting for Login Endpoints
Protect login endpoints with layered defenses: rate limit by account and by source, slow down repeated failures progressively, require multi-factor...
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Protect login endpoints with layered defenses: rate limit by account and by source, slow down repeated failures progressively, require multi-factor...
Nginx can add important security headers to every response: Strict-Transport-Security to enforce HTTPS, X-Content-Type-Options to stop MIME sniffing, a frame...
To proxy WebSockets through Nginx, use HTTP/1.1 and pass the Upgrade and Connection headers to the backend. Connections are closed when idle longer than...
For stateless APIs, round robin is a sound default in Nginx, and least connections is usually the better choice when request durations vary a lot. Hash-based...
For static assets, the best Nginx setup combines fingerprinted filenames with long-lived Cache-Control headers, so browsers cache files for a long time and...
A request size cap protects proxy and application resources from unexpectedly large uploads. Start with a clearly defined correctness invariant and workload....
HTTP/2 multiplexes requests on a client connection but does not automatically remove backend connection limits. Start with a clearly defined correctness...
Conditional GET requests can avoid transferring unchanged response bodies when validators match. Start with a clearly defined correctness invariant and...
Gin binds request data into Go structs using struct tags, and validates it with the validator library through the binding tag. Prefer the ShouldBind family...