Building secure Angular applications
In a world where hacks and exploits are more frequent than ever, you are also responsible for developing secure applications. In this section, we’ll delve into the various security risks that Angular applications may face and explore strategies to mitigate them effectively.
When it comes to securing frontend applications, you want to ensure that the users can’t reach parts of your application they are not intended to go to and that they can’t perform malicious actions that will compromise your application. We will first look at the first scenario and ensure that users can’t reach sections of your applications they are not intended to reach.
Setting up route guards
Route guards are used to guard specific routes within your Angular application. They prevent unauthorized users from accessing certain parts of your application. For example, most parts of your application should only be accessible to users who are...
