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This blog post teaches the reader how to improve the security of their front-end monitoring tools, like Azure Application Insights. By default, you need to expose an instrumentation key to use Application Insights, which is insecure when this is done in the browser becaues the user has access to it and could abuse it by spamming it with fake data.
By using a reverse-proxy to forward traffic to App Insights, you can hide this instrumentation key and keep your applications safe. The blog post does this using YARP, a reverse proxy made and used by Microsoft!
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In this blog post you'll learn how to improve the security of your website and Azure Application Insights by hiding the Instrumentation Key from the browser. This prevents a malicious user from abusing your key it by sending fake traffic, increasing cloud costs!
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The post is part of the .NET advent calendar and C# advent, so it has a festive theme. Anything you can do to make the post a bit festive would fit the theme ;)
Are you a .NET Foundation Member No
Is this for promoting a .NET Foundation Project No (But an official .NET project)
Please describe the content. This blog post teaches the reader how to improve the security of their front-end monitoring tools, like Azure Application Insights. By default, you need to expose an instrumentation key to use Application Insights, which is insecure when this is done in the browser becaues the user has access to it and could abuse it by spamming it with fake data.
By using a reverse-proxy to forward traffic to App Insights, you can hide this instrumentation key and keep your applications safe. The blog post does this using YARP, a reverse proxy made and used by Microsoft!
URL of the content https://stenbrinke.nl/blog/hide-app-insights-key-from-the-browser/
Copy for the content In this blog post you'll learn how to improve the security of your website and Azure Application Insights by hiding the Instrumentation Key from the browser. This prevents a malicious user from abusing your key it by sending fake traffic, increasing cloud costs!
Date requested Before christmas/new years would be great!
Channel requested X/Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Newsletter - Published last day of the month for Members/Sponsors/Projects
Additional context The post is part of the .NET advent calendar and C# advent, so it has a festive theme. Anything you can do to make the post a bit festive would fit the theme ;)