secure coding frameworks and libraries
Secure coding frameworks and libraries refer to software tools that assist developers in creating secure applications by incorporating best practices for secure coding. These frameworks and libraries offer pre-built modules and functions that handle common security tasks, such as input validation, encryption, and authentication, reducing the chances of vulnerabilities and security flaws in the application's code.
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