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In this video, we delve into the essential annotations used in Spring Security to manage access control: @RolesAllowed, @PreAuthorize, and @Secured. Understanding these annotations is crucial for securing your applications effectively, as they help define user permissions and roles at both method and class levels. Join us as we explore their differences, use cases, and best practices to enhance your security strategy in Spring applications.

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