Host security is achieved by securing both the operating system kernel and the privileged applications that run on top of it. Application-level bugs are more frequent than kernel-...
Web applications rely heavily on client-side computation to examine and validate form inputs that are supplied by a user (e.g., “credit card expiration date must be valid”). T...
Parameter tampering attacks are dangerous to a web application whose server fails to replicate the validation of user-supplied data that is performed by the client. Malicious user...
As dynamic web content and security capabilities are becoming popular in current web sites, the performance demand on application servers that host the sites is increasing, leadin...
Current models of Internet Computing are highly asymmetric – a host protects itself from malicious mobile Java programs, but there is no way to get assurances about the behavior...