Secure your applications using the IBM WebSphere sMash security model

(Natasha Sharma and Vijaykumar Ladla) IBM WebSphere sMash server provides built-in security mechanisms. You can secure your applications in various ways by enabling security in configuration files. In this article, learn about different types of authentication, file-based and LDAP-based security, an

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Secure your applications using the IBM WebSphere sMash security model

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