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The Feature Management App (FMA) is a powerful tool available to Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) on the Salesforce platform. It enables an ISV to use LMO-to-subscriber feature parameters to enable or disable new features or to control how many of a given resource a subscriber can use. An ISV can also enable features for a limited trial period. Additionally, the app allows to utilize subscriber-to-LMO feature parameters to track preferences and activation metrics, providing the ISV with valuable insights into how their customers are using their managed package.
As a Salesforce ISV, you need to be aware of the risk of SOQL injection attacks. This type of injection attack allows attackers to execute malicious SOQL statements in your ISV package, potentially bypassing your application’s security measures and gaining access to sensitive data.
The Aura framework powers the Lightning Components architecture, which allows developers to create responsive and dynamic web applications using the Lightning Experience interface. However, one potential vulnerability in Aura is its handling of asynchronous code.
Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a significant security vulnerability that occurs when attackers inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users.
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities are one of the most common types of security issues that web applications face today. In this blog post, we will discuss the XSS vulnerability that arises from using the innerHTML function and the measures you can take to prevent it.
If you’ve been using First-Generation Packaging (1GP) to develop packages on the Salesforce platform, it’s important to note that Second-Generation Packaging (2GP) is not just a simple upgrade to version 2.0 of 1GP. Instead, 2GP represents an entirely new and improved approach to package development, offering new ways to manage and develop apps and metadata.
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