Secure coding in Java with Web Application Examples

Learn the most common vulnerabilities and how to avoid them with Online Shop Web Application Example in Java

Secure coding in Java with Web Application Examples

InstructorAndrii Piatakha

Duration30h 19m

Students19K

Rating4.4 (1,109)

Comidoc Analysis

Java Security through OWASP Standards and AI Threat Modeling

Strengths

Modern Security Standards

Covers current OWASP Top 10 (2021) and API Security (2023) guidelines, alongside specialized modules for LLM and Agentic AI threats.

Spring Boot Integration

Includes implementation of security and resilience patterns such as OAuth2, JWT, and rate limiting using Spring Boot.

Best suited to

Web developers seeking OWASP compliance knowledge
Software engineers interested in AI-specific security threats
Java developers working with Spring Boot resilience patterns

Less suited to

Learners seeking high-density, hands-on coding workshops
Advanced architects looking for microservices logging or distributed tracing

Editorial course preview

What the public course preview actually shows

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A slide comparing OWASP Top 10 lists from 2017 and 2021, showing changes in vulnerability categories with arrows indicating rank shifts and new entries. — Preview 1 of 3
This slide compares the OWASP Top 10 security risks from 2017 and 2021, highlighting how vulnerability categories have shifted, been renamed, or added over time.

A screenshot of a Java IDE displaying the Second class with a printInfo method and a while loop inside a Code Examples slide. — Preview 2 of 3
This slide presents a Java code example showing the Second class, including a printInfo method that accesses user profile data and executes a while loop.

An isometric infographic titled Practical Examples: Online Shop showing a central computer monitor with a hand holding a shopping bag, surrounded by icons for 24/7 support, order, — Preview 3 of 3
This slide illustrates the practical online shop example with an isometric diagram connecting customer support, ordering, and delivery processes.