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Security best practices, vulnerability prevention, and hardening guides

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Security4 min

WebSocket Event Security: Three Layers of Protection in djust

djust now ships with three layers of WebSocket event handler security: event name guards, an @event decorator allowlist, and server-side rate limiting. Here's how they work together to protect your LiveView applications.

Jan 29, 2026 Read more
Shield icon representing security protection layers
Security4 min

Security-First Development: How djust Protects Your Application by Default

djust now includes built-in security utilities, automated vulnerability scanning, and pre-commit hooks to help you build secure applications from day one. Here's what's new in PR #40.

Jan 24, 2026 Read more

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