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6/29/2026
The original title is: "Common Security Vulnerabilities in Nigerian Web Apps — And How to Fix Them"

The original title is: "Common Security Vulnerabilities in Nigerian Web Apps — And How to Fix Them"

Original: Common Security Vulnerabilities in Nigerian Web Apps — And How to Fix Them

Short summary

Nigerian web apps frequently lack security testing. This post covers common vulnerabilities (SQL injection, webhook verification, missing rate limits, XSS) with practical Node.js/Express code fixes. Building secure from the start costs nothing extra but fixing breaches costs enormously.

  • •SQL injection prevention via parameterized queries
  • •Webhook signature verification and authorization checks
  • •XSS prevention through output escaping and rate limiting

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