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First of all, thank you for learning a good lecture. I am currently trying to apply Spring Security to a project based on Spring Boot, and I am receiving a lot of help in various ways. It seems that you explain well so that I can understand and apply the overall flow of Spring Security and the operating principles from an architectural perspective, beyond simply implementing the necessary functions. While listening to the lecture on security filters, I think I should continue to study repeatedly the concepts of filters and the relationships and linkages between filters so that I can clearly draw a picture in my head like the instructor. I will listen hard to the remaining lectures!!
Yes, thank you. Spring Security is not as difficult as you think if you understand the overall flow and principles related to authentication and authorization. Of course, the security field itself is not an easy concept, but Spring Security abstracts and commonizes difficult concepts so that developers can build safe and powerful security systems at a low cost. So rather than approaching it from a functional perspective, if you look at it from the perspective of Spring Security's philosophy and architecture and approach various concepts, you will soon see the big forest of Spring Security. I recommend that you listen to the difficult concepts repeatedly and I will cheer you on to complete it.^^
