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# Learning Objectives - Implement rate limiting - Add SQL injection protection - Optimize frontend bundle - Code splitting with React.lazy - Image optimization (WebP, lazy loading) - Bundle analysis with webpack-bundle-analyzer - Caching with service workers > **Q1: How to prevent SQL injection?** > > Use ORM (SQLAl...

Learning Objectives
- Implement rate limiting
- Add SQL injection protection
- Optimize frontend bundle
pythonfrom flask_limiter import Limiter from flask_limiter.util import get_remote_address limiter = Limiter(app, key_func=get_remote_address) @app.route('/api/login') @limiter.limit("5 per minute") def login(): # Rate limited to prevent brute force pass
- Code splitting with React.lazy
- Image optimization (WebP, lazy loading)
- Bundle analysis with webpack-bundle-analyzer
- Caching with service workers
Q1: How to prevent SQL injection?Use ORM (SQLAlchemy) which parameterizes queries. Never use f-strings/format for raw SQL with user input. Q2: What is CORS and how to configure it?CORS = Cross-Origin Resource Sharing. Configure allowed origins in Flask-CORS. Restrict to specific domains in production. Q3: How to handle file upload security?Validate file type (magic bytes), limit file size, scan for malware, store in dedicated cloud storage (S3), never in application directory. Join Discord PreviousMilestone 6: Testing & CI/CD PipelineNextMilestone 8: Final Integration & Documentation