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I have finished reading Node.js Secure Coding from Liran Tal. I read the whole thing in an hour without realizing it. I learned and discovered a few things along the way. I laughed at the IFS, didn't see it coming.

Liran Tal, your book on Node.js security is an absolute gem! The abundance of real-world examples with commented fixes is incredibly valuable. Your practical solutions have enlightened me, especially the discovery of the shell-quote module! Recommended to all Node.js developers!

I wholeheartedly enjoyed working and learning from Liran's expertise in securing applications. With extensive experience speaking at global conferences and actively contributing code to the community, he is a true authority in the field. I highly endorse both his enlightening book and engaging workshop, as they are invaluable resources for anyone looking to enhance their understanding and implementation of application security

Liran Tal just published a new book about Node.js secure coding. It is worth taking a look at!

I highly recommend the new Node.js Secure Coding book published by Liran Tal. Covers not only Node.js but also gives you another perspective on how to achieve good and secure applications, especially with understanding and handling SAST vulnerabilities. Liran - CHAPEAU!

Got my copy of Node.js secure coding! I already know I'll learn a lot 🔥

A very interesting book that I recommend if you are in the Node.js world is "Node.js Secure Coding" by Liran Tal. Laid out with explanations, examples and tips. Warmly recommended.

Read trough first 3 chapters last night, nice work Liran!

Highly recommend Liran Tal's ebooks for any Node developers who are serious about security (which should be all of you!)

Started reading the Prevention and Exploitation of Path Traversal and I am very happy with the quality. It is connecting me to some knowledge I had from working in AV company and now with code, very interesting.

Node.js security rock-star Liran Tal drops another book on how to ship safe Node.js applications. I know it's hard to tell sometimes where to start from when it comes to security, as the internet is flooded with content. Well, look no more - trust content composed by Liran

It's not every day that you can pay less than $20 for years of security wisdom. Just got this and will be using the book during my streams to improve my code.

The amount of content covering advanced topics in Node.js is so little, makes this a must-read

I've followed Liran Tal's work for years and definitely one of the top experts in Node.js security! Give these a look as they are essential for anyone serious about securing their Node.js applications.

Just got my hands on your new book and I'm thoroughly impressed! It's clear that your passion for application security and deep understanding of Node.js shines through every page

If you're a developer looking to better understand security vulnerabilities, this is one of the best books out there on the topic. While this book specifically focuses on Command Injection vulnerabilities in Node, the content contained within is broadly applicable to any developers writing software. It's an A++ book and absolutely worth the time to read and analyze. Liran is a top-tier security researcher and developer who's an icon in the security space. Seriously, look him up on Google, he's amazing.

Psyched to get my copy of Liran Tal's book: "Node.js Secure Coding: Defending Against Command Injection Vulnerabilities" Do yourself a favor and grab a copy!

I am just starting to read it now that I am doing security patching in Express. The book looks amazing! I mean... all the series is an amazing work, thanks a lot for investing the time to write them.

Outstanding book, can't wait.

On point content, short book just for my liking. I like the interesting facts in the middle and code examples are good. I like the approach of Risk -> Solution -> Implementation

This was targeted at a perfect level for me, as someone who had exposure to these topics, had done some fiddling with helmet previously in node, but this was a great succinct guide to quickly and effectively teach "what" and "why".