Server-Side vs Client-Side Security: A Comparison

Server-Side vs Client-Side Security: A Comparison

Server-Side vs Client-Side Security: A Comparison

Server-Side Security:
Server-side security refers to protection measures implemented on the web server — where data is stored, processed, and managed. It ensures that sensitive information, like user passwords or database records, is safe from unauthorized access.

Client-Side Security:
Client-side security, on the other hand, focuses on the user’s side — typically the browser or the device used to access a website. It aims to protect users from threats such as malicious scripts or phishing attempts.

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