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Potentially OT: AJAX article

from [clappymonkey] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: Potentially OT: AJAX article
Date: 27 Nov 2006 21:09:02 -0000 
Dear all,

Please forgive the potentially off topic post, but please find below a link to 
a recent article concerning AJAX security I composed for Heise UK / c't, in the 
sincere hopes that it proves useful to anyone still even remotely interested in 
much hyped Web 2.0 technologies (or DHTML...)

Many thanks.
Michael Kemp (clappymonkey)

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Ajax Security: Stronger than Dirt?
A look at the security implications of Ajax

Ajax allows the development of more feature rich, asynchronous applications, 
but in doing so opens up new possibilities for attackers. We look at the 
relevant security issues and their possible solutions.

http://www.heise-security.co.uk/articles/81264

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