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IMO, the rise of microservice, SPA, mobile apps or api based apps also contribute to this. It's far easier (and more easily detected / spotted) to restrict acce
by fendy3002 5y ago
IMO, the rise of microservice, SPA, mobile apps or api based apps also contribute to this. It's far easier (and more easily detected / spotted) to restrict access from monolith, server side rendering based web applications.
- cbetti 5y agoIt's far easier to enforce information Access control in a services oriented architecture. In a monolith, a developer doesn't even have to use an access controlled API. They can simply access sensitive data through underlying access mechanisms and return it through an inappropriate endpoint.
- fendy3002 5y agoAgree, only if you have the proper manpower, good QC and security standard in your company. For those with smaller and inexperienced team, it's easier to do it in server-render based monolith application.