Today, we’re delighted to announce that Strapi has closed a $31M Series B round of funding! This round was led by CRV with participation from Flex Capital, Index Ventures, BPI France, Raise Sherpas as well as new notable Angel investors: Ashley Smith (Former GitLab CMO and GitHub VP of Marketing)…

In this article, we will explore how to build a secure web application using the power of Strapi policies. — Outline Introduction Overview of Policies Scenario Implementing Consent Policy Implementing Policy for Rate Limiting Implementing Policy for IP Addresses Implementing Input Validation Policy Account Lockout Policy Implementing Authorization and Authentication Policy Github Code Conclusion Resources

In this article, we will explore how to build a secure web application using the power of Strapi policies. — Outline Introduction Overview of Policies Scenario Implementing Consent Policy Implementing Policy for Rate Limiting Implementing Policy for IP Addresses Implementing Input Validation Policy Account Lockout Policy Implementing Authorization and Authentication Policy Github Code Conclusion Resources

Beginners Guide to Strapi Policies and Customizations — Introduction Strapi is a headless content management system for building backend applications. With JavaScript coding knowledge, Strapi allows you to customize your backend with policies, middlewares, controllers, services, models, and webhooks In this article, you’ll learn more about policies, and how to use them. So, Let’s get started! Table of content

Security Disclosure of Vulnerabilities: CVE-2023–36472, CVE-2023–36472, CVE-2023–37263, and CVE-2023–39345 — Disclosure Summary Thanks to three community members, we have been notified and patched four security vulnerabilities: CVE-2023–36472: GHSA-v8gg-4mq2–88q4 CVE-2023–38507: GHSA-24q2–59hm-rh9r CVE-2023–37263: GHSA-m284–85mf-cgrc CVE-2023–39345: GHSA-gc7p-j5xm-xxh2 Per our security policy, we are performing our due diligence by publicly disclosing these vulnerabilities after careful testing, validation, communication, and our mandatory waiting period. …

Security Disclosure of Vulnerabilities: CVE-2023–36472, CVE-2023–36472, CVE-2023–37263, and CVE-2023–39345 — Disclosure Summary Thanks to three community members, we have been notified and patched four security vulnerabilities: CVE-2023–36472: GHSA-v8gg-4mq2–88q4 CVE-2023–38507: GHSA-24q2–59hm-rh9r CVE-2023–37263: GHSA-m284–85mf-cgrc CVE-2023–39345: GHSA-gc7p-j5xm-xxh2 Per our security policy, we are performing our due diligence by publicly disclosing these vulnerabilities after careful testing, validation, communication, and our mandatory waiting period. …

Transactions with Strapi v4 — We show you how to avoid currupted data by using transactions and how to create unit tests for those transactions. — Prerequisites: Before you jump into this content, you need to have a basic understanding of the following: Basic knowledge of JavaScript Basic understanding of Strapi Basic knowledge of testing and Jest Introduction Within our company UFirst Group, we have been using Strapi in two different projects. In one as a CMS and…

We are excited to introduce six new and improved features that will enhance your experience using Strapi. Read on to learn about the latest Strapi CMS and Strapi Cloud product updates. 🎉 — The last month of August was a busy one. We are excited to introduce six new and improved features that will enhance your experience using Strapi. First off, we’ve released Strapi v4.13! This version includes some cool improvements that will help marketers and developers build better digital experiences alike.

Learn how to set up a GraphQL endpoint in a Strapi backend along with Flutter, a powerful open-source UI development kit for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, Google Fuchsia, and the web to build a To do app — In this tutorial, we will set up a GraphQL endpoint in a Strapi backend along with Flutter, a powerful open-source UI development kit for Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Windows, Google Fuchsia, and the web to build a Todo app.