Most developers use Spring Security every day and still can't explain how it actually works.
I don't blame them. The docs are dense, the diagrams are confusing, and most tutorials just tell you to copy a SecurityConfig and hope for the best.
So I recorded a full Spring Security 7 crash course - and made it free.
In ~1.5 hours, you'll go from "it just works somehow" to actually understanding the internals:
โ The security filter chain (what really happens before your controller runs)
โ Form Login, end to end
โ Basic Auth as a stateless API
โ The JSESSIONID cookie and how sessions get hijacked
โ CSRF โ what it is and when to disable it
โ The Authentication Manager, providers, and DAO provider
โ Custom users with UserDetailsService
โ Why your login fails even with the correct password (the password encoder trap)
Built on Spring Boot 4 and Java 25. Source code and diagrams included.
If you can confidently implement and explain security, you stand out โ in code reviews, in interviews, and on your CV.
Watch it free ๐
What part of Spring Security trips you up the most? Drop it below ๐