Security and Ajax

Security and Ajax

Dave Crane, Eric Pascarello, Darren James

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Book description:
Many of the security issues that an Ajax application faces are the same as for a classical web application. We'll look at the security implications of shunting executable scripts around the network, and the steps that the browser vendors have taken to make this a safe experience. Second, we'll look at protecting a user's data when it is submitted to the server, allowing a user to work with our Ajax services. Finally, we'll focus on ways to secure the data services that our Ajax clients use to prevent them from being used illegitimately by external entities on the network.

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This was first published in January 2008

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