It can be annoying to keep getting a 403 error after logging in to Spring Security, especially when users should be able to access it. You may manage who can view which pages by setting up session management and custom access rules. This article explains how to define authorization and authentication in Spring Security step-by-step, including how to safely handle user sessions and validate credentials. These solutions will assist you in efficiently troubleshooting and preventing 403 issues, regardless of whether you're integrating role-based permissions or using a custom login page.

Ensuring user experience and security in a Spring application can be achieved by including a dynamic URL for password resets. A secure link with a token is created during the process and transmitted to the user's registered address.