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If your API is meant for other developers to build-upon, you use public-keys and registration, just like how you registered to use Google/Facebook login. You s
by phantom_oracle 11y ago
If your API is meant for other developers to build-upon, you use public-keys and registration, just like how you registered to use Google/Facebook login.
You should also sanity-check your GET/POST requests, to make sure they contain ONLY what is allowed.
There are many other things you can do, but I can't think of them right now.