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Practical Cryptography in Node.js

Learn the core tools that Node.js provides for developers to encrypt data within their applications. Don't put your users at risk; help keep them safe with Node's built-in cryptographic functions.

Intermediate
1h 23m
(51)

Created by Justin Boyer

Last Updated Feb 05, 2019

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Practical Cryptography in Node.js

Learn the core tools that Node.js provides for developers to encrypt data within their applications. Don't put your users at risk; help keep them safe with Node's built-in cryptographic functions.

Intermediate
1h 23m
(51)

Created by Justin Boyer

Last Updated Feb 05, 2019

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What you'll learn

Data is the lifeblood of your business. Protect it. In this course, Practical Cryptography in Node.js, you will gain the ability to protect user data within Node.js applications using the tools Node.js provides. First, you will learn how to protect passwords. Next, you will discover how to protect data at rest and in transit. Finally, you will explore how to beef up your authentication by adding two-factor authentication to a Node application. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of cryptography needed to protect data in Node.js applications.

Practical Cryptography in Node.js
Intermediate
1h 23m
(51)
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Justin Boyer writes copy and content for tech companies. He started his IT career as a software developer, then moved into application security, becoming Security+ and CSSLP certified.

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