Why Method Security Exists URL-based authorization in authorizeHttpRequests() protects HTTP endpoints, but it has blind spots: The same service method may be called from multiple controllers, scheduled tasks, or message listeners — none of which pass through the HTTP filter chain Fine-grained rules based on method arguments or return values cannot be expressed as URL patterns Authorization logic spread across a large security config is hard to read alongside the code it protects Method security moves the authorization decision to the method itself.
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