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Web Application Security

International Journal of Applied Research on Information Technology and Computing, 2014
In today's world, web applications are used for sharing information and servicing delivery over the Internet. As their use is increasing day by day for critical services, web applications become a popular and valuable target for security attacks. Although a large number of techniques have been developed to fortify web applications and mitigate the ...
Kavita Yadav   +2 more
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Securing Web applications

Information Security Technical Report, 2008
Web application vulnerabilities have become a major concern in software security. We will present major attack patterns, i.e. SQL injection, cross-site scripting, cross-site request forgery, JavaScript hijacking, and DNS rebinding, together with a survey and assessment of the countermeasures available to web application developers.
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Securing Web Applications

2003
For many Web sites security is a primary concern. This is certainly no less true for a Java J2EE Web application (and is probably even more true!). Traditionally, security for such Web sites has been controlled either programmatically by the developer or by the Web server.
John Hunt, Chris Loftus
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Securing collaborative Web applications

International Conference on Education and e-Learning Innovations, 2012
With the expansion of Web servers and cloud infrastructures, collaborative Web applications are increasingly used. For instance, the e-learning is a field where students, tutors and professors share remote electronic resources and processing. Nevertheless, interference between information may occur that is data can illicitly flow to not authorized ...
Manel Ameur, Takoua Abdellatif
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Web Application Security

2002
Security is a contentious issue for Web applications, with developers and administrators sharing overall responsibility, while still focusing on their specialist abilities. As a developer, you need to consider tasks such as user authentication, authorization, and impersonation; you also need to produce a model that the administrators can use when the ...
Steve Harris, Rob Macdonald
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Developing secure Web applications

IEEE Internet Computing, 2002
The Secure Web Applications Project (SWAP) is an interdisciplinary research initiative between the Laboratory for Communications Engineering and the Computer Laboratory of the University of Cambridge that seeks to address the problem of application-level Web security at a higher level.
D. Scott, R. Sharp
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Securing Web Applications

2017
Security is an important aspect of software application design. It ensures that only those who have authority to access the secured resources can do so. When it comes to securing an application, two primary things you’ll need to take care of are authentication and authorization.
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Developing secure web applications

International Journal of Internet Technology and Secured Transactions, 2012
The security of web applications is an important issue for any organisation that deploys its own websites. If an organisation takes the required precautions and countermeasures, it can prevent the possible attacks. Otherwise, its critical data, reputation and credibility will be at risk.
Dharmendra Choukse   +2 more
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Networked web application security

Informacionno-technologicheskij vestnik, 2020
В статье рассматриваются вопросы обеспечения защиты веб-приложений от сетевых угроз. Проведен анализ методов обеспечения сетевой безопасности и безопасности веб-приложений, рассмотрены особенности их осуществления и реализации. Описан процесс комбинирования указанных средств при проектировании и реализации системы защиты для обеспечения безопасности ...
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ASP.NET Web Application Security

2002
This chapter is all about security as it relates to Web applications. I’ll begin by explaining the relationship between Internet Information Server (IIS) and Active Server Pages for .NET (ASP.NET), including information on how to configure your machines more securely for Internet access.
Jason Bock   +3 more
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