Get the JRush Episode 5 recording and materials. Three experts cover passwordless login in Spring Security, AI-era cybersecurity threats, and zero-day response for Java and Linux stacks.
What are the talks about?
Daniel shows how Spring Security 6.4+ can support passwordless authentication with passkeys, one-time tokens, and device-backed flows such as FaceID, Windows Hello, fingerprint, and Android equivalents. The session covers the theory behind passkeys and the practical challenges of adding them to an existing application.
Marharyta explains why cybersecurity matters even more in the age of AI. The session covers classic and emerging threats such as prompt injections, secure coding practices, and tools like SonarQube that help teams stay safer as AI changes the threat landscape.
Pasha explains what it takes to keep Java and Linux versions secure when critical vulnerabilities appear. The session covers security backporting, balancing stability with urgent fixes, and collaborating with the open source community to deliver timely, reliable updates.
What you will learn
Episode 5 is not a generic security overview. It focuses on passwordless authentication, AI-era attack surfaces, and the practical work behind critical vulnerability response.
Learn how passkeys, one-time tokens, and device biometrics can help teams create secure flows without depending on passwords.
Learn how prompt injections and AI-specific vulnerabilities change the threat model, and how tools such as SonarQube support safer code analysis.
Learn how enterprise-grade backporting balances stability with urgent updates, and how open source collaboration helps keep Java and Linux safe.
Headliners
Software Engineer for Spring Engineering at Broadcom
Daniel is a software engineer on the Spring Commercial team at Broadcom, where he focuses on Kubernetes-native SSO products and contributes to Spring Security and the broader Spring ecosystem. He also teaches computer science at Mines ParisTech and speaks internationally about Java, Spring, and software development.
@kehrlann
Staff Software Engineer at Sonar
Marharyta is a Staff Software Engineer at SonarSource and a Google Developer Expert for Kotlin. She is passionate about code quality and has contributed to developer tooling and static analysis in the JVM ecosystem.
@jMargaritaN
Developer Advocate for Liberica JDK
Pasha is a Developer Advocate for Liberica at BellSoft, focused on data engineering and the JVM ecosystem. He writes and speaks about Java, Kotlin, Python, and Clojure, helping developers navigate complex systems.
@asm0di0
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