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In Lesson 6 of our API Security series, we explore how improper data binding can lead to mass assignment attacks and privilege escalation in Spring Boot applications. Many modern API breaches happen when developers bind request data directly to database entities. This lesson explains why that shortcut is dangerous and how DTOs (Data Transfer Objects) create secure boundaries. In this video, you’ll learn how to: ✅ Understand what DTOs are and why they exist ✅ See how direct entity binding creates vulnerabilities ✅ Learn how mass assignment attacks work ✅ Understand privilege escalation in APIs ✅ Protect endpoints using DTOs and explicit mapping ✅ Design safer, maintainable API contracts This lesson prepares you for the next practical demo, where we will exploit and then secure an API using proper DTO patterns. Ideal for Java developers, backend engineers, and security-focused API designers. 👍 Like, comment, and subscribe if this helped you 💬 Questions and improvements are always welcome Follow me on my socials to connect and see more awesome stuff 📌 *GitHub:* [https://github.com/NganeEmmanue](https://github.com/NganeEmmanue) 💼 *LinkedIn:* [ / ngane-emmanuel-b25242150 ]( / ngane-emmanuel-b25242150 ) 📸 *Instagram:* @nganeemmanuel Github Repo: https://github.com/NganeEmmanuel/SFLL... 🏷️ Tags dto security,mass assignment attack,privilege escalation api,spring boot security,java api security,secure rest api,backend security tutorial,over posting attack,data binding vulnerability,api design best practices,secure coding java,owasp api security,dto pattern,spring boot rest tutorial,cybersecurity lesson,object mapping security,secure backend development,api hardening,application security,java spring security