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Computer, 1998
Developing security methods for the Web is a daunting task, in part because security concerns arose after the fact. Today, with an internationally connected user network and rapidly expanding Web functionality, reliability and security are critical. Vendors engaged in retrofitting security must contend with the Web environment's peculiarities, which ...
Aviel D. Rubin, Daniel E. Geer Jr.
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Developing security methods for the Web is a daunting task, in part because security concerns arose after the fact. Today, with an internationally connected user network and rapidly expanding Web functionality, reliability and security are critical. Vendors engaged in retrofitting security must contend with the Web environment's peculiarities, which ...
Aviel D. Rubin, Daniel E. Geer Jr.
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Security standards for the semantic web
Computer Standards and Interfaces, 2005This paper first describes the developments in standards for the semantic web and then describes standards for secure semantic web. In particular XML security, RDF security, and secure information integration and trust on the semantic web are discussed.
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2006 International Conference on Dependability of Computer Systems, 2006
Security issues within Web services, and problems of data confidentiality and integrity in particular, are discussed. A joint security model integrating three main technologies (SOAP, UDDI and WSDL) is defined. Suitable security mechanisms and solutions are also described.
Henryk Krawczyk, M. Wiel
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Security issues within Web services, and problems of data confidentiality and integrity in particular, are discussed. A joint security model integrating three main technologies (SOAP, UDDI and WSDL) is defined. Suitable security mechanisms and solutions are also described.
Henryk Krawczyk, M. Wiel
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Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1998
The boundary of an organization does not always coincide with its firewall. A member of an organization that is outside the firewall may wish to access internal Web services with the same ease and security that are common within the firewall. At the same time, the firewall should still be able to perform adequate access control, logging, and auditing ...
MartÃn Abadi +3 more
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The boundary of an organization does not always coincide with its firewall. A member of an organization that is outside the firewall may wish to access internal Web services with the same ease and security that are common within the firewall. At the same time, the firewall should still be able to perform adequate access control, logging, and auditing ...
MartÃn Abadi +3 more
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Proceedings 2000 Kyoto International Conference on Digital Libraries: Research and Practice, 2002
We discuss various secured Web access schemes using dynamic and static approaches. In a static approach the access environment, that is, the set of authorized users, the mode of access, their access rights, etc., are predefined. This approach is suitable only for a static set up where the user requirements do not change frequently.
Mukesh K. Mohania +3 more
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We discuss various secured Web access schemes using dynamic and static approaches. In a static approach the access environment, that is, the set of authorized users, the mode of access, their access rights, etc., are predefined. This approach is suitable only for a static set up where the user requirements do not change frequently.
Mukesh K. Mohania +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2009 workshop on Re-architecting the internet, 2009
Security in the WWW architecture is based on authenticating the source server and securing the data during transport without considering the content itself. The traditional assumption is that a page is as secure as the server hosting it. However, modern web sites have often a composite structure where components of the web page are authored by ...
Joakim Koskela +3 more
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Security in the WWW architecture is based on authenticating the source server and securing the data during transport without considering the content itself. The traditional assumption is that a page is as secure as the server hosting it. However, modern web sites have often a composite structure where components of the web page are authored by ...
Joakim Koskela +3 more
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IEEE Internet Computing, 2000
Web servers and browsers typically use cookies to capture information for subsequent communications, which provides continuity and state across HTTP connections. At present, Internet e-commerce is somewhat limited in using cookies because sensitive information cannot be securely stored and communicated in typical cookies.
Joon S. Park, Ravi S. Sandhu
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Web servers and browsers typically use cookies to capture information for subsequent communications, which provides continuity and state across HTTP connections. At present, Internet e-commerce is somewhat limited in using cookies because sensitive information cannot be securely stored and communicated in typical cookies.
Joon S. Park, Ravi S. Sandhu
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