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A thorough and comprehensive guide to the most common security issues faced by Rails developers, this book provides real code examples of security concerns and exploits and covers how to mitigate them in a Rails application and make it more secure.
Security on Rails is not a mere tutorial on how to beef up your application, but a rich opportunity to learn what vulnerabilities exist and how they’re exploited. The reader is taught not only the solutions, but how they were derived. This is a must for anyone who hosts a Rails application.
Do not deploy your next Rails application until you’ve read this book. This book details both common and uncommon security issues that you need to be aware of, whether you’re working for yourself or for a large enterprise. It’s a “must have” for the beginning or intermediate Rails developer.
Security on Rails is a good book to take security in Rails applications a step further. It includes detailed guides for how to implement advanced security technologies in Rails. Once again, it illustrates how secure Rails apps can be.
This book is the life preserver that Ruby on Rails developers need to keep them from drowning in a sea of security problems.
