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In Part 1, we covered the essential HTTP headers every web app needs. Now in Part 2, we go deeper—exploring advanced headers like Permission-Policy, CORP, COOP, COEP, and Cache-Control. Learn how these headers strengthen browser isolation, control cross-origin risks, and give you fine-grained control over caching. Perfect for developers who want to take their web security from good to bulletproof.

HTTP Security Headers are server response headers that instruct browsers on how to handle your web application's content securely. They...

This blog demonstrates how to build a secure user management REST API using Go, Gin, and Swagger with SQLite integration. It covers API documentation, routing, annotation, and token-based login restricted to registered users only.

Patch files are a lightweight and powerful way to manage and share code changes, especially in collaborative environments. Whether you're...

In today’s digital era, API (Application Programming Interface) is the fundamental part of modern software systems, mobile apps, and...

API stands for Application Programming Interface. An API is a set of rules and protocols that connects software systems with different...