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How To Secure Your Elixir Application With Michael Lubas - EMx 208

Feb 22, 2023

58:59

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Using a Plug Attack Is a Good Idea

02:50

Cloud Flare Doesn't Leak a Bot Detection

05:28

How to Bypass IP Based Rate Limitation

02:21

Introduction

5min

Are You Like Bootstrapped?

4min

How Does Cloud Flares Bot Detection Work?

2min

Cloud Flare Doesn't Leak a Bot Detection

5min

How to Bypass IP Based Rate Limitation

2min

How to Deal With a Bounce Rate Not Coming Through Subset of Ip Addresses

4min

Using a Vulnerability Management Tool for Elixir

2min

Docker Deep Dive Book Club

2min

Elixir Confidence - It's Awesome

5min

10.

Erlang Security Guidelines

2min

11.

Using a Plug Attack Is a Good Idea

3min

12.

Peroxial Data Privacy

4min

13.

Elixir Shared Access to a Large Chunk of Memory

3min

14.

Using Persistent Term in an Application

4min

15.

Using a Parek Seal Agent for a Cloud Ip Speed Provider

3min

16.

Is Crack Seal a Competitive Advantage for Your Business?

2min

17.

Persistent Term Depends on Perxial Ios Uptime

4min

18.

What Are Your Picks for This Week?

7min

In this episode, Allen, Adi, and Sascha are joined by Michael Lubas, the founder of paraxial.io, as they delve into the world of bot defense. Michael highlights the importance of bot defense, especially for small companies who are often deliberately targeted. The group examines the issues with "man-in-the-middle" solutions like Cloudflare and how this can be avoided by having bot defenses built into the application itself - the approach paraxial.io is taking. He explains how paraxial's bot detection and defense work on a high level, how it tries to reduce the runtime overhead to a minimum, and what other security topics are relevant for the day-to-day Elixir developer.
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