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Security standards covering defense in depth, input validation, authentication, authorization, XSS/CSRF prevention, cryptography, and TLS. Use for security audits and security-related code.

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Security Standards

"Security is not a product, but a process." — Bruce Schneier

Modules

ModuleDescription
Defense in DepthLayered defense principles
Input ValidationInput validation and SQL/NoSQL injection prevention
AuthenticationPassword storage, session management
AuthorizationRBAC access control
XSS PreventionXSS prevention and CSP
CSRF ProtectionCSRF protection
TLS ConfigurationTLS best practices
CryptographyCryptographic algorithms and key management
Security LoggingSecurity logging and audit

Core Principles (Summary)

PrincipleCanonical Location
Defense in depthDefense in Depth
Validate all inputInput Validation
Parameterized queriesInput Validation
bcrypt password hashingAuthentication
HttpOnly cookiesAuthentication
RBACAuthorization
XSS preventionXSS Prevention
CSRF tokensCSRF Protection
TLS 1.3TLS Configuration

File Structure

security-standards/
├── SKILL.md                   # Main entry
├── defense-in-depth.md        # Layered defense principles
├── input-validation.md        # Input validation and injection defense
├── authentication.md          # Password storage, session management
├── authorization.md           # RBAC access control
├── xss.md                    # XSS prevention and CSP
├── csrf.md                   # CSRF protection
├── tls.md                    # TLS configuration
├── cryptography.md           # Cryptographic algorithms
└── logging.md               # Security logging and audit

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