Spring Security Tutorial

1. What is Spring Security? - 00:05
2. Spring Security Part 2 - 06:12
3. Spring Security Part 3 - 16:24
4. Spring Security | MySQL part 4 - 23:12
5. Spring Security | BCrypt Password Encoder part 5 - 40:30
6. Spring Security Form Login part 6 - 46:50
7. Spring Boot Security OAuth 2 - 55:49
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[@ynvaser7]

I love your presentation style. Very easy to understand, and not boring at all. The topic was something I wanted to research for a while now, and I couldn't ask for a better explanation. Thank you for this video!

[@benjamenaremu2027]

You are a rare gem Navin. I'm glad I came across your tutorials

[@draculaoppa834]

You're not a human. You're an Alien! Thanks, your tutorials are really helpful for me.

[@himanitiwari3566]

Very clean and explanatory, I learnt very fast without a miss :-) Thank You!!!

[@goutamsardar8154]

Great Video, I learned critical spring security features in simplest way. Thank you Naveen.

[@AhmedMusaShakir]

Really, You have told in details and help me to understand from basic to advance. Thanks a lot...

[@josephmbimbi]

Great video ! Thank you a lot for that nice, easy, clear video. Now i'm finally able to implement a login page on my own.

[@RahatAli-sr4vt]

I don't have word how to say thank you. I have never seen such a wonderful and descriptive video related to one topic. Thank you so so much !!!! I would request to make video on JWT authentication

[@manojrajput6481]

He is favorite of all in IT world. Thanks for an awesome video.

[@Modi_In_Canada]

Hi Navin I was looking for good video on spring security since long.. And here it is. Very nice step by step explanation. Thank you :)

[@aravindrajmani4608]

Bro... At 48.28 minutes.. why the form action is login... After hitting submit we have to go to Home page right... Then we have to give action = " / " only bro... Pls reply.. I can't understand it bro

[@BoraWorldwide]

The best tutorial on spring security ever.... Thanks

[@videomakercz]

Exactly what I needed!! Thank you!

[@vivicacongma7602]

Thank you , very clear! Great tutorial !

[@dio3947]

until now, only you who can give me a good lecture about java. thanks a lot telusko!

[@ajaylamkhede5598]

Thanks Bro! On top spring security basic concept , I also learnt a bit with your debugging technique. you summed up well the authentication flow. thanks a lot for all your efforts to make such videos ,not an easy job for sure. you simplify every complex problem statement with the live demonstration, which is very interesting thing about JavaTechie. Thanks a lot again :)

[@sujankoju9776]

Thankyou.... Thankyou very much.... I was searching a tutorial like this. And after watching this tutorial I became able to integrate security in my spring web app. Many more videos I have watched but didn't get any of them clearly. But this one is awesome... One again thankyou.

[@staywithme2162]

I like all your videos, great job! Thank you

[@kengerfil]

omg, I love you, dude... Saved my day

[@ahmedramadan5155]

+1

[@superlistCG]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much.

[@rahul-java-dev]

Absolutely great video, Thank you so much Sir, Its worth watching ~60 minutes

[@fuadgafarov]

Hi , Navin. Very helpful for me. Tomorrow is saturday. Tomorrow I will apply what I have learned ) Big thanks

[@tishukumari3487]

Hi Navin I must say you are awesome. I think your video is very very helpful for all. But for me it is for sure,thanks for making videos.

[@aqibishaq885]

Done till 39 min and i am loving spring security and telusko as well

[@michaelhashimoto1650]

Thank you for the tutorial! It's been pretty helpful!!

[@sagardighe2698]

Very nice video !!! If anyone has a basic idea of Spring Boot then he/she can understand everything in this video. I don't know why some people disliked it :(

[@sagarmeena0210]

thanks for making this series

[@dylanoracle3742]

Thanks a lot I learned many things

[@YashShah-ml9pg]

Very helpful video , Thank you so much . Please make more videos.

[@rajalakshmielumalai1677]

Gives good idea of Spring Security for beginners. Thanks for the video

[@shaikhnafeesa6835]

It was an awesome session. Kindly upload tutorial for JWT with Spring

[@shubh4793]

Hey man! This is really good and smart work... Newbies should follow this for sure.

[@ammabalasimha]

It's very clear and easy to understand..Thanks Bro..

[@YogaKani10]

Easy to understand. Very helpful :)

[@Shiva-zy7jq]

Thank you combining into a single video instead of a playlist sir.

[@pravatkumardash2152]

Navin really nice explanation and very clear to me.but one thing could you please exaplain more on user roles examples. Thanks

[@antarapaul6120]

Thanks a ton for this video and such detailed explanation. ❣️

[@nritya.sayani]

Thanks for making the tutorial. It is really helpful

[@pesandujayawardena]

Thank you! I learned a lot ❤

[@pablotex]

All programmers are Aliens :) Really enjoy and learn a lot from your Video !!! Thanks !!!

[@vapanchamukhi]

Hi Navin, thanks for making this video. You make learning so easy and fun. I have a question here. How would spring know what the request parameters are? I am not able to grasp just this part. Please help.

[@ashuzguitar]

BRO, YOU ARE A LIVING LEGEND !!!

[@trytolearn888]

Sir Thank you so much for awesome tutorial.

[@ArvindYadav-cn4md]

Really helpful . great job sir.. Thank u v much for helping people..

[@prajwaldhanke6087]

Thank you... Mr. Naveen... great tutorial...

[@jeevav8995]

wow!! very helpful! thank you so much sir

[@gouri6950]

Awesome session.

[@preetirani3546]

Thank you very much sir for this tutorial

[@pratyush__agarwal]

Nice explanation, thank you 👍

[@start1learn-n171]

Thanks Navin..You are awesome as always.. :)

[@chetankushwah3328]

Thank you so much sir for wonderful explanation of spring security. Sir please make video for dynamic Role-based authorizations.

[@cyrilfurtado]

Good details On checking, question How do you create a new user - i.e. register user entry Also where do you specify in bcrypt how many times to hash?

[@kriyakarma8001]

Sir Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. If possible could you please extend this video by adding SAML2.0 instead of Oauth. Also could you please share your thoughts on how to achieve saml implementation in a struts2 java application. Thank you so much once again for sharing your knowledge and your way of teaching is just amazing. I just love the way you explain from exceptions..

[@thecoderider]

Great sir Really a detailed explanation...

[@kolsoro2330]

Thankyou sir , Great Video!!!🙂🙂🙂

[@Sammbousek]

Hello, this is good, thank you for your time. In user principal, what if we have user name as email and/or phone number? How would we tackle this use case?

[@apoorvnigam2282]

Very useful video....

[@muchukundareddy5315]

Naveen You are superfast. Great video.

[@angulardesign7412]

hello alien navin thanks for this tutorial its awesome

[@nageshads1276]

Very nice and helpful video,,

[@madhugoud7409]

Thank you very much sir

[@kaushikshetty2989]

Hi Navin.. watching you since a month for now.. Tell me if having handson experience on spring frame adds advantage during interviews?

[@deepakkumarDPKreal]

Excellent!!

[@premkirankatinedi4479]

WOW! AWESOME

[@dileepl8552]

very nice. very helpful. can you also please explain how to create a Role based access feature using database tables

[@ayoubtasnaoui9819]

nta kayn bravo

[@trytolearn888]

Sir In customised login form tutorial , In login jsp we put action="login". So where control will navigate after we clicked on login.

[@tadivakanarendra3473]

Nice explanation pravin

[@akshayk19]

Can you please make video on spring hibernate angular configuration? I need to implement it on a project.!!

[@vishalaswar5004]

Thanks you Bro a lot for a very clear explanation of function and errors in videos I am Requesting you ti make one video on JWT implementation in spring boot. and I simple Login Page...

[@anuragverma9519]

Nicely explained.....

[@kaustavmandal7539]

Hello, thanks for the tutorial. I was trying it on STS and I have one question here. If the user clicks on the "home" link on the "logout" page then they should be taken through the "login" page again. But the code shown in this video lets the user go to the home page directly from the logout page when the user clicks on the "home" hyperlink on the logout page. Could you please clarify? Thanks in Advance.

[@mobilerepairsolutionsmm754]

I did it with your help Thank a lot

[@rahulgoti3864]

Thank You

[@pvpatil2007]

very helpful

[@facr]

Hi. Very nice tutorial. Do you have any tutorials on how to use Spring security with SAML and do Local and Global Logout? I would like to see a tutorial about SAML ans Spring Security.

[@bristibhuyan831]

Sir you are awesome😊...

[@anilmaurya55]

Excellent excellent excellent

[@RaviKumar-cq3fz]

Hello, Navin thanks for providing such helpful videos. can u do the same video using the oracle database. Am working with oracle database am getting lot of issues. Authorization is not working properly

[@anirudhmahajan77]

Hi, Navin. My front-end is of React-Js so can you tell me ho to make custom form method point to the react domain? Will it work if i do this by making redirect request?

[@niranjankumar-hello]

Good session Videos

[@InterviewDOT]

nice 👌

[@koraykara6270]

Can you make a video about connecting spring security boot with react application?

[@souravkumardas6302]

sir thanks for uploading spring security videos in youtube but i have to ask one question regarding spring security if we will use spring security in our application then there is no requirement for session tracking mechanisms and cookies,is this right

[@mrrishiraj88]

Great! 👍

[@Vijay.maduraiveeran]

No word to say.... however, universal big thanks

[@gilancadre6236]

Amazing bro

[@Mtech800]

In the configure method, is it possible to specify that user can access my home page however they'll also be able to access the same page when logged in. Currently because I've put /home in the permit all ant matchers section, the login page just redirects them to the home page without checking the users details as if they are accessing the page as a guest user.

[@omkarprakashbhosale8338]

What if i want use both roles in single project like user & admin?? Please sir tell me 🙏

[@mdmasudulhaque915]

such a good experience. is it possible to share Frontend connection with Spring Security with database?Fetching frontend Data and Storing in Database? Thanks

[@mudassarnagori]

Can you show me how OIDC protocol can be used here? And basically what advantage OIDC gives over Oauth protocol?

[@anasansari9802]

Can you please explain how to prevent fail attempt login? And thanks for this explanation

[@mallikarjunshurpali]

Thanks sir..

[@dev.jacek.grzegorczyk]

Hi, is there a way to turn off the /logout for non-logged users in spring-security configuration? By default even a non-logged user can access the /logout url and logout.

[@VasileSurdu]

Thanks

[@krishnangurusamy3948]

When I tried this, I'm trying to connect to H2 in Memory DB instead of MySQL. That is not an issue, but when I give localhost:8080, no more the login page is displayed. It directly displays the JSP Page. Any reason why?

[@tsolakidiskostas7915]

How to configure more roles than just USER and how should we handle with this information for example in our frontend?

[@nilniluzen7013]

The method logoutRequestMatcher(RequestMatcher) in the type LogoutConfigurer is not applicable for the arguments (AntPathMatcher)

[@miguelpetrarca5540]

where and how is the AuthenticationProvider bean used? I do not believe we use it, we just register it. so I assume the Spring framework uses it under the hood. Is there a way to see how it is used?

[@chiragsoni7592]

could you please show how to use spring's SAMLAuthenticationProvider to authenticate the user with idp like okta.

[@ab.ab.]

One question , is there a default registration page available ? Did you manually insert users into database?