AngularJS, Google's open source framework for single-page applications, is based on the Model-View-ViewModel pattern. Although the LTS ended in 2021, it remains widespread. With Smart Lens, you can effectively secure your AngularJS applications against known security vulnerabilities.AngularJS is a powerful framework for developing dynamic single-page web applications. It offers developers flexibility through the model-view-view-model pattern and simplifies the creation and maintenance of applications. However, like any technology, AngularJS has specific security risks, especially since Long Term Support (LTS) was discontinued in 2021. Common vulnerabilities include insecure data bindings, which allow attackers to inject malicious code into DOM elements, and cross-site scripting (XSS), where malicious code is executed in the context of the user. In addition, insecure API endpoints pose a risk as they are often vulnerable to SQL injections, while outdated libraries and dependencies due to a lack of updates provide a further gateway for attacks. Cross-site request forgery (CSRF), where manipulated requests trigger authorized user actions, is also a known threat.
Smart Lens provides you with a comprehensive solution to protect your AngularJS applications from these risks. The software continuously analyzes your applications for vulnerabilities such as XSS or outdated libraries and informs you of critical risks in real time. Detailed reports and clear recommendations for action help you to fix vulnerabilities in a targeted manner and keep your applications secure. By combining automated monitoring and intelligent analysis, Smart Lens minimizes security risks in the long term and protects both your data and your users. Given the lack of support for AngularJS, it is crucial to be proactive and implement security measures that go beyond mere bug fixing.
Smart Lens complements your existing safeguards, helps you adhere to security best practices such as using HTTPS or regular backups, and provides a comprehensive solution to future-proof your AngularJS applications.
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
- SQL-Injection