Ruby on Rails Security Project

Exploring the Security of Rails and friends.

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The Book

As part of my efforts to make Ruby on Rails applications known for its good security, I have written a medium-sized book. I believe that making Rails applications more secure, can't be done solely by implementing security features in the framework, but also by educating the community. Therefore I heavily rely on your comments. Moreover, I'd like to encourage you, to send me proposals for new or updated sections, preferably written out in full. Please send it to 42 -AT- rorsecurity.info. Thanks.

Note: The book is made available to the community completely free of charge. You may read it, send it to your neighbor and link to this page from your blog. It is however prohibited to sell it, make it available to (paying) subscribers, reproduce it in any form, take excerpts from it without written consent from the author.

Another note: I am currently writing a new version of the book, which will be more compact, includes up-to-date information and provides examples and tricks from real-world applications.

If you like the book, you can recommend me.
You might also consider a Ruby on Rails security audit by me.

 

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  • 1 Johannes Bloch // Apr 1, 2008 at 11:06

    Thanks

  • 2 Ramesh K // May 9, 2008 at 7:49

    Thanks for the guide. I have just begun reading and learning Ruby and RoR.

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