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Published inNov 2014
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Eugene Liang
Eugene Liang
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Eugene Liang

Y.E Liang is a researcher, author, web developer, and business developer. He has experience in both frontend and backend development, particularly in engineering, user experience using JavaScript/CSS/HTML, and performing social network analysis. He has authored multiple books and research papers.
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To summarize, we learned how to create a simple RESTful server using Express.js and Node.js. At the same time, we have seen how to effectively inject malicious JavaScript using very simple observation techniques. This chapter also demonstrates cross-origin requests that expose a CSRF vulnerability. Most importantly, you might have noticed that security loopholes are typically a combination of both frontend and server-side loopholes: both hands need to clap in order for security issues to occur.

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Eugene Liang

Y.E Liang is a researcher, author, web developer, and business developer. He has experience in both frontend and backend development, particularly in engineering, user experience using JavaScript/CSS/HTML, and performing social network analysis. He has authored multiple books and research papers.
Read more about Eugene Liang