'User visits' diaporamas de présentation

EECS 354 Network Security

EECS 354 Network Security. Cross Site Scripting (XSS). Web Application Design. Modern web pages are complex Server side Web servers, backend code, databases Client side Web browsers parse HTML, execute Javascript Rich content: Java applets, Flash objects. Web Application Security.

458 views • 37 slides

A Third Party Service for Providing Trust on the Internet

383 views • 24 slides

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO (Search Engine Optimization). By Raza / Faisal. By: Raza Usmani Faisal Khan . What is SEO?. It is the process of affecting the visibility of a website or a web page in a search engine's "natural" or un-paid ("organic") search results. Why SEO???.

387 views • 22 slides

Clickjacking: Attacks & Defences

Clickjacking: Attacks & Defences. Lin-Shung Huang, Alex Moshchuk, Helen Wang, Stuart Schechter, and Collin Jackson Carnegie Mellon, Microsoft Research USENIX Security 2012. SIL765 paper presentation by: Rahul Goyal: 2008CS50222 Ravee Malla: 2008CS50224. Course Instructor:

472 views • 20 slides

Protecting Browser State from Web Privacy Attacks

Protecting Browser State from Web Privacy Attacks. Collin Jackson, Andrew Bortz, Dan Boneh, John Mitchell Stanford University. Context-aware Phishing. Bank of America customers see: Wells Fargo customers see: Works in all major browsers Design issue, not a just bug. Example Attacks.

323 views • 20 slides

Web Cache Consistency

279 views • 13 slides

Jan 11

Encryption and Hacking. Jan 11. Your Answer. Encryption is used to keep information safe from unauthorised users. The best way to keep the system safe is using a strong password that has at least eight characters that are mixed with letters and numbers. Letters and numbers mixed

257 views • 11 slides

Badvertisements : Stealthy Click-Fraud with Unwitting Accessories

Badvertisements : Stealthy Click-Fraud with Unwitting Accessories. Mona Gandhi Markus Jakobsson Jacob Ratkiewicz Indiana University at Bloomington. Presented by: Ashish Shirode. WHAT IS CLICK FRAUD? A person or computer program posing as a legitimate user and clicking on an ad

215 views • 10 slides