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'Cross-site scripting' tears holes in Net security
'Cross-site scripting' tears holes in Net security By Byron Acohido, USA TODAY SEATTLE — When he set out to use cross-site scripting to hack a popular Web service, Jeremiah Grossman picked Hotmail, Microsoft's free e-mail service, and its...
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perl.com: Preventing Cross-site Scripting Attacks
Paul Lindner, author of the mod_perl Cookbook, explains how to secure our sites against Cross-Site Scripting attacks using mod_perl and Apache::TaintRequest
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CIAC: Unix NCSA httpd Vulnerability
An advisory detailing a vulnerability that has been discovered in the NCSA WWW server software (httpd).
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Internet Explorer Automatic Web Script Form Filler
iOpus Internet Macros - The first Macro Recorder for the Internet. Batch the Web! Surfing the Web is fun. But many tasks about surfing the web are repetitious: Check on the same sites everyday, log in to various services, remembering passwords or testing your own web site.
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Web Security: A Matter of Trust
W3J provides resources and materials to support information technology governance. This section is dedicated to ITIL, the IT infrastrucure library
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Web Spoofing
Full text of a paper discussing an 'attack' that threatens both privacy and data integrity. Written by Edward W. Felten, Dirk Balfanz, Drew Dean, and Dan S. Wallach. Available in various formats including PDF and Postscript.
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W3Schools.com: Web Security
Free HTML XHTML CSS JavaScript DHTML XML DOM XSL XSLT RSS AJAX ASP ADO PHP SQL tutorials, references, examples for web building.
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The WWW Security FAQ
Includes securing your server, protecting confidential documents on your site, safe CGI programming, client security, and privacy.
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Cgisecurity.com
All things related to website security including web application security, database security, web server security, and web application server security. The Application Security FAQ, security news
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Bypassing Javascript Filters - The Flash Attack
Covering overall computer security, with articles, papers, tools, original advisories and exploits.
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