This project is made as an educational tool for starting developers. It aims to educate beginner programmers on the importance of security in their projects and help avoid fatal mistakes that could create unnecessary trouble, which people can easily avoid. It is meant to explain the issue simply and clearly, show some examples and best practices, and showcase code to understand the subject better. The project takes guidelines from OWASP and explains them in a more detailed manner. Be wary that this project doesn't provide optimal and best User Experience, such as a stylized profile tab, as it isn't the point of the website. Many of the graphical and functional components aren't optimized and made for, i.e., business-based websites, as it is unnecessary for the educational theme of this project. This website can be used as a tool to try the showcased security issues and see what the correct implementation should look like. However, a single implementation is never the answer to everything, it is a showcase of possible implementations and practices, and the final decision falls on you as a developer. It should serve you as a guideline and teaching material rather than a copy-paste website to grab implementation from. It also establishes that you should always look if your issue is already solved in the form of libraries, frameworks, or other components. It is always better to use code that teams of specialized people worked on rather than your implementation. Many frameworks solve many of the issues discussed here by default, but understanding and paying attention to them is always beneficial. Security should always be one of your priorities, so let's look at how to tackle them.