angular-auth-oidc-client: A Security-Focused Guide to Angular OIDC
angular-auth-oidc-client is a certified Angular library for OpenID Connect and OAuth2. Here is how to use it and how to configure it securely.
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angular-auth-oidc-client is a certified Angular library for OpenID Connect and OAuth2. Here is how to use it and how to configure it securely.
The msw npm package is a superb API mocking tool, and its main security risk is operational: shipping a service worker or a mock server into production.
turndown converts HTML to Markdown with no known CVEs, but the real risk is what you do with its input and output. Here is how to use it safely.
pako is a fast JavaScript port of zlib used for gzip and deflate in the browser and Node. Here is its security profile and how to use it safely on untrusted compressed input.
react-native-walkthrough-tooltip is popular but inactively maintained. Here is how to assess its risk, decide whether to keep it, and manage aging RN dependencies.
npm-force-resolutions pins vulnerable transitive dependencies to safe versions on older npm. Here is how it works, its risks, and why native npm overrides now beat it.
A security review of the npm xlsx (SheetJS) package: its prototype pollution and ReDoS CVEs, the npm-versus-CDN patch gap, and how to install it safely.
npm pack builds the exact tarball that would be published to the registry. Using it before every publish is the simplest way to avoid shipping secrets.
react-oidc-context wraps oidc-client-ts in React hooks for SPA authentication. Here is how to wire it up without leaking tokens or trusting the wrong callback.
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