Rajesh P • 12/30/2025

Securing Spring Boot APIs — Best Practices with Practical Examples

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This technical article details key security practices for Spring Boot APIs, covering HTTPS enforcement, JWT-based authentication, role-based authorization with @PreAuthorize, rate limiting with Bucket4j, input validation, and logging. It provides code examples for each practice to help developers protect against common threats like injection, DDoS, and unauthorized access.

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