Getting Started with Spring Security 3.1

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1:51 Authentication describes who or who is trying to access particular resource. You can identify it with username and password in a number of different ways: Database, LDAP, CAS, OpenID, Pre-Authentication, custom
2:18 Spring Security provides password encoder interface to ensure that your passwords are hashed and sorted
3:20 Authorization
4:57 filter (configured in web.xml) review
5:53 What is going to happen when making a request to an application
6:58 the filter invokes the FilterChain
9:36 FilterChain
11:20 Demo Messages Application
12:13 Spring Security Setup
12:25 Specify Dependencies with Maven
14:48 Update web.xml - ContextLoaderListener
15:36 ContextLoaderListener pseudocode
16:42 Update web.xml - SpringSecurityFilterChain
17:17 filter-mapping is the very first entry in web.xml because filter-mapping is order-dependent
17:35 filter-mapping order matters
17:45 DelegatingFilterProxy pseudocode
19:20 Create security.xml
21:07 intercept-url
21:32 form-login
21:49 form-login will validate the username and password with * authentication-manager
21:59 in this example it is using in-memory implementation of that authentication-manager
22:32 web.xml
23:41 you can easily swop out to a database .. just by updating spring security configuration
23:54 FilterChainProxy (springSecurityFilterChain) pseudocode
25:17 Authenticated Request to Protected Resource
27:32 Ant Patterns
28:49 Ant Patterns - Examples
33:22 Requesting login page
38:50 Spring Security Filters
40:24 Custom login page

[@laxuanlong]

you deserve a medal

[@ramvijay9494]

This is the best spring security tutorial video. Giving a deep insight about it. thanks Rob Winch

[@camilohurtado3543]

Excellent intro for spring sec... Thanks!

[@lexxfirecore123]

Thank you for good introduction to spring security. You cleared many questions I had regarding FilterChain.

[@kaushal6005]

Great tutorial, covers lot of basic details on spring security

[@saebnajm6521]

Very Good Video, Thank you very much . i hope to share a video about Spring Security 4 and OAuth2 .

[@pshembekar]

Excellent tutorial... Thank you!!

[@bhanukumar04]

Very good tutorial. Thank you.

[@PraphullaJadhav]

Thank you so much sir!

[@adriano247]

excellent-very clear

[@hari4ever1985]

Very informational.

[@arama_0]

good work. thank you!

[@jawharomeryaba8696]

Many thanks

[@plumhunter9158]

I downloaded everything and have many folders inside "/spring-security-3.2.x". I see you have a LoginController.java showing in the screen. I have searched for this file inside of STS and it is not found. I can find "Anyone can view this page." inside of several index.jsp files ... so my search is setup correctly inside of STS.

[@bubblegammu]

great tutorial

[@abhishekramkumar8875]

how do u enable spring security when u have dynamic roles , i dont want security to be confined to just two roles , the roles could be anything ,asume it coming from the database

[@aliakbarpour6926]

good job

[@SarunyooKeawsopa]

Thank you. for Video tutorial

[@135sudeep1]

how to block back button after logout?

[@MihirMishraMe]

someone removed the class : org.springframework.data.repository.CrudRepository ?

[@RajeevKumar92]

gud tutorial fo beginerrs

[@srikantnayak7546]

great

[@MurzSB]

cool

[@TheGaneshkumawat]

great