Hi M. That's not a man-in-the-middle attack. That's a user trying to access something he is disallowed to see. If security is important, you should use something like Json Web Tokens to encapsulate (and server-side check) security. Also, you should only serve over a good SSL connection. For really secure communication, you can even implement client-side certificates. There is nothing Angular specific about your security issue.
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