Summary
There are lots of ways to secure Spring MVC applications from unexpected attacks. The common way is to use third-party authentication modules, database authentication or any server-side security installations. This chapter talks about challenging the users to validate their intentions when accessing the software. Although not the ultimate solution, it provides delays which can help the administrator observe the nature of access of many visitors.
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