đ How Do You Secure a Node.js Application? Security is critical in Node.js applications to prevent attacks like XSS, SQL injection, CSRF, and DDoS. Follow best practices to keep your app safe! đ đĨ Best Security Practices for Node.js: â Use HTTPS â Encrypt data in transit with SSL/TLS certificates. â Validate & Sanitize User Input â Prevent SQL injection & XSS with libraries like validator.js. â Implement Authentication & Authorization â Use JWT, OAuth, or Passport.js for secure access control. â Enable Helmet.js â Protect against common web vulnerabilities by setting security headers. â Use Rate Limiting & Throttling â Prevent DDoS attacks with express-rate-limit or Redis-based limits. â Store Secrets Securely â Use .env files, AWS Secrets Manager, or HashiCorp Vault (avoid hardcoding). â Keep Dependencies Updated â Regularly update npm packages and check for vulnerabilities with npm audit. â Prevent NoSQL Injection â Use parameterized queries in MongoDB and SQL databases. â Run Apps in Secure Environments â Use Docker, Kubernetes, or cloud security best practices. đĄ A secure Node.js app protects data, prevents attacks, and ensures user trust! đ #NodeJS #Security #CyberSecurity đ #BackendDev #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #AppSecurity #CodingTips #DeveloperLife đģâ¨