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🌐 What are SYN Cookies—and what do they teach us about secure design?
🛡 SYN Cookies defend against SYN flood attacks (DoS).
Instead of storing info for every half-open TCP handshake, the server:
🔢 Encodes state into the TCP sequence number
🧠 Allocates memory only after receiving the final ACK
📌 This follows Principle P20: Reluctant Allocation
👉 Don’t commit resources until necessary
👉 Helps prevent resource exhaustion attacks
💡 Smart, efficient, secure.
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🛡 SYN Cookies defend against SYN flood attacks (DoS).
Instead of storing info for every half-open TCP handshake, the server:
🔢 Encodes state into the TCP sequence number
🧠 Allocates memory only after receiving the final ACK
📌 This follows Principle P20: Reluctant Allocation
👉 Don’t commit resources until necessary
👉 Helps prevent resource exhaustion attacks
💡 Smart, efficient, secure.
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🔐 Blockchain isn’t just one thing — it’s made of 4 powerful layers, each solving a unique problem and making the technology secure, scalable, and usable.
In this video, I break down Layer 0, Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3 — with real-world examples, analogies…
In this video, I break down Layer 0, Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3 — with real-world examples, analogies…
🧠 “Wait... That’s Not Normal.”
Your system's acting like Sherlock Holmes — quietly watching everything until something weird happens. That’s Anomaly-Based Detection in action. 🔍🕵️
🎯 How It Works:
Imagine your computer has a memory of what “normal” looks like:
💡 CPU at 15%
💡 Daily logins from Canada
💡 200MB/day in outbound traffic
Then one day...
⚠️ CPU spikes to 95%
⚠️ A login from Russia at 3AM
⚠️ 5GB of data leaves your server in an hour
Your system raises the alarm — because something's off.
No signature needed. Just deviation from normal 📉📈
🧪 Real-World Example:
👤 Employee logs in at 2AM from a location they’ve never used
🌊 Sudden flood of ICMP packets (ping storm) from an internal device
💬 A server process that never accessed the internet suddenly starts sending large payloads
All of these could mean:
👉 Zero-day malware
👉 Insider threat
👉 Compromised account
✅ Why It’s Powerful:
Catches new, unknown attacks (zero-days)
Can spot insider threats or misbehaving users
Doesn’t rely on a predefined blacklist
❌ But It’s Tricky:
High false positives — unusual ≠ malicious
Needs time to learn normal behavior
Constantly needs tuning to stay accurate
🧩 TL;DR
Anomaly-based systems don’t look for known threats — they look for weirdness.
When something breaks the pattern, they speak up.
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Your system's acting like Sherlock Holmes — quietly watching everything until something weird happens. That’s Anomaly-Based Detection in action. 🔍🕵️
🎯 How It Works:
Imagine your computer has a memory of what “normal” looks like:
💡 CPU at 15%
💡 Daily logins from Canada
💡 200MB/day in outbound traffic
Then one day...
⚠️ CPU spikes to 95%
⚠️ A login from Russia at 3AM
⚠️ 5GB of data leaves your server in an hour
Your system raises the alarm — because something's off.
No signature needed. Just deviation from normal 📉📈
🧪 Real-World Example:
👤 Employee logs in at 2AM from a location they’ve never used
🌊 Sudden flood of ICMP packets (ping storm) from an internal device
💬 A server process that never accessed the internet suddenly starts sending large payloads
All of these could mean:
👉 Zero-day malware
👉 Insider threat
👉 Compromised account
✅ Why It’s Powerful:
Catches new, unknown attacks (zero-days)
Can spot insider threats or misbehaving users
Doesn’t rely on a predefined blacklist
❌ But It’s Tricky:
High false positives — unusual ≠ malicious
Needs time to learn normal behavior
Constantly needs tuning to stay accurate
🧩 TL;DR
Anomaly-based systems don’t look for known threats — they look for weirdness.
When something breaks the pattern, they speak up.
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🧠 3. Backpointer-Based Consistency (BBC)
🔍 What is it?
A technique where every object has a pointer back to its parent or reference holder.
🧩 Used in distributed and object-based file systems (like Ceph)
✅ Key Idea:
You can verify consistency by following backpointers
Helps detect orphaned blocks, inconsistent metadata, or leaks
📌 Example:
If a file block has a pointer back to the inode, you can validate its ownership easily.
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🔍 What is it?
A technique where every object has a pointer back to its parent or reference holder.
🧩 Used in distributed and object-based file systems (like Ceph)
✅ Key Idea:
You can verify consistency by following backpointers
Helps detect orphaned blocks, inconsistent metadata, or leaks
📌 Example:
If a file block has a pointer back to the inode, you can validate its ownership easily.
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🎯 Reconnaissance: Know Thy Target
Before any hacker launches an attack, they don’t go in blind.
They study you. They learn your network’s habits, weaknesses, and hidden doors.
That’s the recon phase — the cyber version of casing a bank. 🕶📷
📘 “The attacker’s goal in the reconnaissance phase is to learn as much as possible about the target, including network topology, services, and users.”
🔍 How Recon Works:
Reconnaissance can be:
🟢 Passive (no contact with the target)
🔴 Active (direct probing of the target)
Either way, the attacker is building a blueprint of your digital footprint.
🧪 Examples:
🔎 whois to see domain ownership
🧠 nslookup to grab DNS records
🕵️♂️ Google dorking to dig up exposed PDFs, login portals, cameras
🌐 Attempting DNS zone transfers (if misconfigured 😬)
📂 Scraping metadata from public files (author names, file paths, usernames)
Even your job post saying “experience with Cisco routers” can be recon gold 💰
🛡 Why It Matters:
If an attacker knows your services, subdomains, employees, and tech stack — they already have the upper hand before sending a single exploit.
🧩 TL;DR
Recon is the hacker’s homework phase.
The more they know about you, the better they plan the next move.
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Before any hacker launches an attack, they don’t go in blind.
They study you. They learn your network’s habits, weaknesses, and hidden doors.
That’s the recon phase — the cyber version of casing a bank. 🕶📷
📘 “The attacker’s goal in the reconnaissance phase is to learn as much as possible about the target, including network topology, services, and users.”
🔍 How Recon Works:
Reconnaissance can be:
🟢 Passive (no contact with the target)
🔴 Active (direct probing of the target)
Either way, the attacker is building a blueprint of your digital footprint.
🧪 Examples:
🔎 whois to see domain ownership
🧠 nslookup to grab DNS records
🕵️♂️ Google dorking to dig up exposed PDFs, login portals, cameras
🌐 Attempting DNS zone transfers (if misconfigured 😬)
📂 Scraping metadata from public files (author names, file paths, usernames)
Even your job post saying “experience with Cisco routers” can be recon gold 💰
🛡 Why It Matters:
If an attacker knows your services, subdomains, employees, and tech stack — they already have the upper hand before sending a single exploit.
🧩 TL;DR
Recon is the hacker’s homework phase.
The more they know about you, the better they plan the next move.
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🚨 Drive-By Download Attack Chain – How You Get Hacked Without Clicking 🎯🖱
Drive-by downloads are stealthy cyberattacks where just visiting a website can infect your system — no clicks required. Often delivered through compromised ad networks, these attacks can hit even legitimate websites.
💥 Realistic Attack Sequence:
1️⃣ Legit Site, Malicious Ad
A trusted website loads ads from a third-party network. One of these ads contains hidden malicious JavaScript.
2️⃣ Redirection Game
The script redirects the user’s browser to an attacker-controlled site — silently, in the background.
3️⃣ Exploit Trigger
The malicious site checks your system for vulnerabilities (e.g., outdated browser, Flash, Java, PDF reader).
It then launches an exploit — like a heap spray or zero-day PDF bug.
4️⃣ Silent Infection
If the exploit works, the attacker downloads and runs malware on your device — spyware, ransomware, or even remote access tools — without your consent or any visible download.
⚠️ Why It’s Dangerous:
No user interaction needed
Targets even high-traffic, reputable sites
Often part of malvertising campaigns
Used in nation-state espionage and mass malware distribution
🛡 Protection Tips:
🔒 Keep browsers and plugins fully updated
🛑 Use ad blockers and script blockers
🌐 Use secure browsers with sandboxing
🔍 Enable click-to-play for Flash and Java
🧼 Regularly scan for malware with reputable tools
📌 One bad ad is all it takes. Stay paranoid, stay patched.
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Drive-by downloads are stealthy cyberattacks where just visiting a website can infect your system — no clicks required. Often delivered through compromised ad networks, these attacks can hit even legitimate websites.
💥 Realistic Attack Sequence:
1️⃣ Legit Site, Malicious Ad
A trusted website loads ads from a third-party network. One of these ads contains hidden malicious JavaScript.
2️⃣ Redirection Game
The script redirects the user’s browser to an attacker-controlled site — silently, in the background.
3️⃣ Exploit Trigger
The malicious site checks your system for vulnerabilities (e.g., outdated browser, Flash, Java, PDF reader).
It then launches an exploit — like a heap spray or zero-day PDF bug.
4️⃣ Silent Infection
If the exploit works, the attacker downloads and runs malware on your device — spyware, ransomware, or even remote access tools — without your consent or any visible download.
⚠️ Why It’s Dangerous:
No user interaction needed
Targets even high-traffic, reputable sites
Often part of malvertising campaigns
Used in nation-state espionage and mass malware distribution
🛡 Protection Tips:
🔒 Keep browsers and plugins fully updated
🛑 Use ad blockers and script blockers
🌐 Use secure browsers with sandboxing
🔍 Enable click-to-play for Flash and Java
🧼 Regularly scan for malware with reputable tools
📌 One bad ad is all it takes. Stay paranoid, stay patched.
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🔐 How to Keep Your Crypto Safe in 2025 | Stop SIM Swaps, Phishing, & ATO Hacks
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🔐 How to Keep Your Crypto Safe in 2025 | Stop SIM Swaps, Phishing, & ATO Hacks
Your crypto is only as safe as your security practices.
Hackers today don’t need to break the blockchain — they just break into you.
In this video, I’ll show you real-world crypto threats like SIM-swap attacks and exactly how to defend yourself with password…
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In this video, I’ll show you real-world crypto threats like SIM-swap attacks and exactly how to defend yourself with password…
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🧠 What Is the Process List and PCB in an OS?
Every time you run a program, the OS doesn’t just launch it blindly — it carefully tracks it. But how? Through something called the Process List and Process Control Blocks (PCBs). 🧩
📋 What’s the Process List?
It’s a data structure in the kernel that keeps track of all active processes in the system — like a real-time to-do list for the OS.
📦 Each process has an entry in this list, called a Process Control Block (PCB).
🧱 What’s Inside a PCB?
A PCB is a structure that stores everything the OS needs to manage and resume a process, including:
🔢 Process ID (PID)
🧠 CPU registers & state
🗂 Memory mappings
🔄 Scheduling info (priority, state)
🧵 Pointers to parent/child processes
🛡 Permissions and user IDs
🧪 Example:
When you run:
The OS:
Creates a PCB with all relevant info for firefox
Adds it to the process list
Uses it to track, schedule, or kill firefox later
📌 When ps, top, or htop show running processes — they’re accessing data from the process list!
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Every time you run a program, the OS doesn’t just launch it blindly — it carefully tracks it. But how? Through something called the Process List and Process Control Blocks (PCBs). 🧩
📋 What’s the Process List?
It’s a data structure in the kernel that keeps track of all active processes in the system — like a real-time to-do list for the OS.
📦 Each process has an entry in this list, called a Process Control Block (PCB).
🧱 What’s Inside a PCB?
A PCB is a structure that stores everything the OS needs to manage and resume a process, including:
🔢 Process ID (PID)
🧠 CPU registers & state
🗂 Memory mappings
🔄 Scheduling info (priority, state)
🧵 Pointers to parent/child processes
🛡 Permissions and user IDs
🧪 Example:
When you run:
firefox &
The OS:
Creates a PCB with all relevant info for firefox
Adds it to the process list
Uses it to track, schedule, or kill firefox later
📌 When ps, top, or htop show running processes — they’re accessing data from the process list!
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🐱Zero Trust is a security framework that operates on the principle of "never trust, always verify," meaning that no user, device, or application should be trusted by default, and access to resources should be verified before granting permission. It's a modern security approach that moves away from the traditional perimeter-based security model, where everything inside the network was assumed to be safe.
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🍿Rate limiting is a technique used to control the number of requests a client can make within a specific timeframe to prevent abuse, overload, and ensure fair usage of resources. It involves setting thresholds for the maximum number of requests within a window, and subsequent requests exceeding the limit are delayed, throttled, or blocked.
Types:
IP-based: Limits based on the client's IP address.
Server-based: Limits based on the server's capabilities.
Geography-based: Limits based on the user's location.
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Types:
IP-based: Limits based on the client's IP address.
Server-based: Limits based on the server's capabilities.
Geography-based: Limits based on the user's location.
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🔍 Scenario: Protocol Misuse in IoT Smart Locks
🔐 The lock uses TLS to talk to the cloud — sounds secure, right?
😬 But all devices share the same certificate & private key!
🚨 What could go wrong?
• 🧨 One device hacked = all locks compromised
• 🔓 Attacker can impersonate any lock
• 📡 Can decrypt all traffic
• ❌ Breaks confidentiality, authenticity
• 🔗 Violates P1: Security is a Weakest-Link Problem
🛠 Fix it:
✅ Give each device a unique key pair & certificate
✅ Use a manufacturer CA
✅ Or deploy short-lived certs + secure enrollment
Don’t let convenience destroy security!
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🔐 The lock uses TLS to talk to the cloud — sounds secure, right?
😬 But all devices share the same certificate & private key!
🚨 What could go wrong?
• 🧨 One device hacked = all locks compromised
• 🔓 Attacker can impersonate any lock
• 📡 Can decrypt all traffic
• ❌ Breaks confidentiality, authenticity
• 🔗 Violates P1: Security is a Weakest-Link Problem
🛠 Fix it:
✅ Give each device a unique key pair & certificate
✅ Use a manufacturer CA
✅ Or deploy short-lived certs + secure enrollment
Don’t let convenience destroy security!
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مفهومِ Mixture-of-Recursions (MoR) در حوزه مدلهای زبانی بزرگ خلاصهاش اینه که MoR با استفاده از یک روش هوشمندانه فقط برای «توکنهای سختتر» از پردازش عمیقتر استفاده میکنه ... یعنی اون بخشهایی از متن که نیاز به دقت بیشتر دارن، چند بار در یک بلاک پردازشی مشترک چرخ داده میشن.
🧠 نکات جالب مقاله:
فقط از یک بلاک ترنسفورمر مشترک استفاده میشه.
برای توکنهایی که «نیاز به فکر بیشتری» دارن، اون بلاک چند بار تکرار میشه.
نتیجه: مدل با نصف تعداد پارامترها و دو برابر سرعت، کیفیت مشابه یا حتی بهتر میده!
این روش مثل داشتن soft experts برای توکنهای چالشبرانگیز عمل میکنه. ایدهای خلاقانهست که باعث میشه محاسبات فقط جایی استفاده بشن که واقعاً لازمن.
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🧠 نکات جالب مقاله:
فقط از یک بلاک ترنسفورمر مشترک استفاده میشه.
برای توکنهایی که «نیاز به فکر بیشتری» دارن، اون بلاک چند بار تکرار میشه.
نتیجه: مدل با نصف تعداد پارامترها و دو برابر سرعت، کیفیت مشابه یا حتی بهتر میده!
این روش مثل داشتن soft experts برای توکنهای چالشبرانگیز عمل میکنه. ایدهای خلاقانهست که باعث میشه محاسبات فقط جایی استفاده بشن که واقعاً لازمن.
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🔎 Vulnerability Assessment: Security Check-Up Time
Think of this like a routine health check — but for your network.
No breaking in, no stress tests — just a scanner asking politely:
🗣 “Hey... is this door locked? Are you running outdated software?”
📘 “Vulnerability scanners check for known weaknesses, misconfigurations, or missing patches in target systems.”
🩺 What It Does:
Scans your systems for known vulnerabilities (e.g., CVEs)
Flags misconfigurations, weak SSL settings, or unpatched services
Usually non-intrusive — it checks, but doesn’t poke too hard
Perfect for regular security hygiene ✅
🧪 Real-World Examples:
🛠 Nessus finds a Windows server missing a critical SMB patch
🔓 OpenVAS detects open ports running outdated FTP
🔐 Qualys warns about weak TLS ciphers and exposed admin panels
⚠️ What It Doesn't Do:
It doesn’t exploit — just detects
It won’t find zero-days or custom misconfigurations
Results still need a human touch to triage and fix
🧩 TL;DR
A vulnerability scanner is like a security X-ray — it shows you the weak spots before an attacker does.
Run them regularly. Patch what they find. Repeat. 🔁
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Think of this like a routine health check — but for your network.
No breaking in, no stress tests — just a scanner asking politely:
🗣 “Hey... is this door locked? Are you running outdated software?”
📘 “Vulnerability scanners check for known weaknesses, misconfigurations, or missing patches in target systems.”
🩺 What It Does:
Scans your systems for known vulnerabilities (e.g., CVEs)
Flags misconfigurations, weak SSL settings, or unpatched services
Usually non-intrusive — it checks, but doesn’t poke too hard
Perfect for regular security hygiene ✅
🧪 Real-World Examples:
🛠 Nessus finds a Windows server missing a critical SMB patch
🔓 OpenVAS detects open ports running outdated FTP
🔐 Qualys warns about weak TLS ciphers and exposed admin panels
⚠️ What It Doesn't Do:
It doesn’t exploit — just detects
It won’t find zero-days or custom misconfigurations
Results still need a human touch to triage and fix
🧩 TL;DR
A vulnerability scanner is like a security X-ray — it shows you the weak spots before an attacker does.
Run them regularly. Patch what they find. Repeat. 🔁
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📚 OS Concepts — What is Journaling in File Systems? 🧾💾
Ever wondered how your file system survives a crash without losing everything? Meet journaling!
🔹 What is Journaling?
It’s like a safety notebook 📝
📍 The OS logs (journals) changes before doing them for real
🧯 Helps recover cleanly after a crash!
🔧 How it works:
Log operation to the journal
Apply changes to disk
On crash: Use journal to replay or rollback
📌 Types:
🟢 Writeback → Metadata only
🟡 Ordered → Metadata first, then data
🔴 Full → Metadata + data (most reliable)
✅ Used in:
ext3, ext4, xfs, NTFS
❌ Not in ext2, FAT32
🧠 Journaling = Crash-proof file system!
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Ever wondered how your file system survives a crash without losing everything? Meet journaling!
🔹 What is Journaling?
It’s like a safety notebook 📝
📍 The OS logs (journals) changes before doing them for real
🧯 Helps recover cleanly after a crash!
🔧 How it works:
Log operation to the journal
Apply changes to disk
On crash: Use journal to replay or rollback
📌 Types:
🟢 Writeback → Metadata only
🟡 Ordered → Metadata first, then data
🔴 Full → Metadata + data (most reliable)
✅ Used in:
ext3, ext4, xfs, NTFS
❌ Not in ext2, FAT32
🧠 Journaling = Crash-proof file system!
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🚨 npm Supply Chain Attack! eslint-config-prettier Hijacked | Devs & Sec Teams Must Act Fast
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🚨 npm Supply Chain Attack! eslint-config-prettier Hijacked | Devs & Sec Teams Must Act Fast
🚨 Security Alert – July 18, 2025
The eslint-config-prettier npm package — trusted by millions of developers — has been compromised in a stealth supply chain attack.
According to StepSecurity’s report, a maintainer was phished by attackers posing as npm support.…
The eslint-config-prettier npm package — trusted by millions of developers — has been compromised in a stealth supply chain attack.
According to StepSecurity’s report, a maintainer was phished by attackers posing as npm support.…
🛡 HSTS: HTTP Strict Transport Security – Your Silent TLS Bodyguard 🔐🌐
HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) is a web security policy mechanism that helps protect websites and users from protocol downgrade attacks and cookie hijacking.
🔧 What Does HSTS Do?
When a site sends an HSTS header like:
…it tells browsers:
✅ Only connect via HTTPS (not HTTP)
✅ Never allow fallback to insecure HTTP
✅ Enforce this policy for a set time (e.g., 1 year)
✅ Optionally apply to subdomains
✅ Preload it into browsers for instant protection
🛠 HSTS as a Tool for TLS Hardening
Think of HSTS as a lock-in tool for HTTPS:
🔒 Prevents SSL stripping (e.g., in a Man-in-the-Middle attack)
🚫 Blocks attempts to downgrade to HTTP
📦 Helps secure cookies and authentication tokens
📈 Boosts TLS adoption and trustworthiness of your domain
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HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) is a web security policy mechanism that helps protect websites and users from protocol downgrade attacks and cookie hijacking.
🔧 What Does HSTS Do?
When a site sends an HSTS header like:
Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload
…it tells browsers:
✅ Only connect via HTTPS (not HTTP)
✅ Never allow fallback to insecure HTTP
✅ Enforce this policy for a set time (e.g., 1 year)
✅ Optionally apply to subdomains
✅ Preload it into browsers for instant protection
🛠 HSTS as a Tool for TLS Hardening
Think of HSTS as a lock-in tool for HTTPS:
🔒 Prevents SSL stripping (e.g., in a Man-in-the-Middle attack)
🚫 Blocks attempts to downgrade to HTTP
📦 Helps secure cookies and authentication tokens
📈 Boosts TLS adoption and trustworthiness of your domain
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🔴 افزایش امنیت APIها با Token-Based Authentication و JWT
🔸 یکی از مهمترین دغدغههای توسعهدهندگان در طراحی سرویسهای مبتنی بر وب، حفظ امنیت ارتباط بین کلاینت و سرور است. احراز هویت مبتنی بر توکن، راهکاری مدرن برای حل این چالش محسوب میشود.
🔹 در سیستم Token-Based Authentication، پس از ورود موفق کاربر، سرور یک توکن رمزنگاریشده به نام JWT (JSON Web Token) تولید و به کلاینت ارسال میکند. این توکن شامل اطلاعات کاربر و تاریخ انقضا بوده و در هر درخواست بعدی، بههمراه درخواست به سرور ارسال میشود. برخلاف کوکیها، JWT نیازی به ذخیره شدن در سرور ندارد، بنابراین ساختار stateless برای سرورها فراهم میشود که در مقیاسهای بالا بسیار مفید است. همچنین، استفاده از الگوریتمهایی مانند HS256 یا RS256 امنیت توکنها را تضمین میکند.
⭕️ نتیجه ی نهایی این است که JWT با ترکیب سادگی، کارایی و امنیت، به استانداردی محبوب در توسعهی APIهای مدرن تبدیل شده است.
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🔸 یکی از مهمترین دغدغههای توسعهدهندگان در طراحی سرویسهای مبتنی بر وب، حفظ امنیت ارتباط بین کلاینت و سرور است. احراز هویت مبتنی بر توکن، راهکاری مدرن برای حل این چالش محسوب میشود.
🔹 در سیستم Token-Based Authentication، پس از ورود موفق کاربر، سرور یک توکن رمزنگاریشده به نام JWT (JSON Web Token) تولید و به کلاینت ارسال میکند. این توکن شامل اطلاعات کاربر و تاریخ انقضا بوده و در هر درخواست بعدی، بههمراه درخواست به سرور ارسال میشود. برخلاف کوکیها، JWT نیازی به ذخیره شدن در سرور ندارد، بنابراین ساختار stateless برای سرورها فراهم میشود که در مقیاسهای بالا بسیار مفید است. همچنین، استفاده از الگوریتمهایی مانند HS256 یا RS256 امنیت توکنها را تضمین میکند.
⭕️ نتیجه ی نهایی این است که JWT با ترکیب سادگی، کارایی و امنیت، به استانداردی محبوب در توسعهی APIهای مدرن تبدیل شده است.
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