@biswajeet9826
This really is getting better and better!! I might finish it today!!
@Devivl
That's a great lesson. Thanks for trying. You're doing a great job. With small steps we are making big strides.
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SecurityFilterChain: The central concept. It's a chain of Filter objects, each responsible for a specific aspect of security (authentication, authorization, etc.). The order of these filters is crucial.
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PasswordEncoder: Responsible for encoding and verifying passwords. Spring Security provides several implementations, including BCryptPasswordEncoder and Pbkdf2PasswordEncoder.
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You can add your own custom Filter implementations to the SecurityFilterChain to perform specific security-related tasks, such as: Logging access attempts Implementing custom authentication schemes Adding security headers Modifying requests or responses
@BonoloSolomon-ek6yr
Thank you for this video Navin, it was very helpful.
@pushpak6523
Navin sir, I am really thankful to learn spring security from you. But I also want to learn how you approach these technologies that you want to learn(Talking as a beginner point of view).
@buddy_made_easy
great video again 👍👍
@fatimapereira838
Again excellent!
@manishkeshari5096
sir please continue this series of Spring Security With JWT
@techterror
Thank you sir... latest and upto the market needs
@pankajzurange4385
Great tutorial❤
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WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter (Deprecated, but still widely used): A base class for configuring Spring Security. Override its methods to customize the SecurityFilterChain. Recommendation: Prefer Component-based Configuration (using @Configuration and @Bean) for newer projects, as WebSecurityConfigurerAdapter is deprecated and may be removed in future versions.
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UserDetailsService: An interface used by Spring Security to load user information from a data source (e.g., a database). You implement this interface to provide your own user retrieval logic.
@KiddosMastiTime
That was great 👍
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Component-based Configuration: A more modern approach using @Configuration and @Bean to define security configuration components.
@shivarajme
super Naveen!!!
@velank7181
the Custom Configuration settings methods are too large it's confusing and how to store this all syntax and methods in the human brain....?
@AlthafAz
Great explainations
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