1. Protecting Browser Side User Data in JavaScript using Cryptography with secStore.js
Posted on: 2013-10-14
The security of Web applications should include the protection of data that is stored on the browser side, being that in cookies or local storage.
Read this article to go through a brief introduction to using secStore.js library when you need to secure essential data, such as authentication tokens or personally identifiable information needs to be stored within the user browser.
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Read this article to go through a brief introduction to using secStore.js library when you need to secure essential data, such as authentication tokens or personally identifiable information needs to be stored within the user browser.
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