Quick Answer
Angular security risks: XSS (Angular sanitizes HTML binding by default - DomSanitizer bypasses should be reviewed carefully), CSRF (use SameSite cookies or XSRF tokens - HttpClient supports this automatically), component injection attacks (avoid innerHTML with user data), dependency vulnerabilities (keep packages updated), and sensitive data in localStorage (prefer HttpOnly cookies or memory).
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Major risks include:
XSS – rely on Angular sanitization, avoid bypassSecurityTrust.
CSRF – use server-issued anti-forgery tokens or HttpOnly cookies.
Sensitive data exposure – never store secrets in the frontend.
Clickjacking – enforce frame-ancestors policies on server.
API abuse – ensure backend role validation and rate limiting.
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SugharaIQ Editorial Team
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