Welcome

The Ruby on Rails Security Project wants to make Rails (applications) more secure. Heiko Webers of bauland42 writes blog posts about Rails and security related topics and carries out security audits for your web applications. We have a free book for you, too. Contact Heiko at 42 -the AT sign- bauland42.de.

The Book


As part of our effort to make Ruby on Rails applications known for its good security, I have written a compact-style 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- bauland42.de. Thanks.

Note: The book is made available to the community completely free of charge. You may read it, send it to your colleagues and link to this page from your blog. Conditions:

Attribution. You must attribute the work and keep the original copyright notice.

Share — You are free to copy, distribute and transmit the work.

Remix — You are free to adapt the work.

Noncommercial. You may not use this work for commercial purposes.

 

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