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Showing 1 to 20 of 57 for “"Web Browsers"”.
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Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Secure Web Browsers
… the impact of policies on the compatibility of web pages. Using user-generated browsing sessions and browser-based replay, we evaluate security policies quickly and automatically. To provide comparison between policies for identical pages we developed useful comparison metrics for quantifying …
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ScriptSpaces: An Isolation Abstraction for Web Browsers
Current web browsers are ill-prepared to manage execution of scripts embedded in web pages, because they treat all JavaScript code executing in a page as one unit. All code shares the same namespace, same security domain, and shares uncontrolled access to the same heap; some browsers even use the …
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McLuhan.js: Live Net Art Performance with Remote Web Browsers
… art performance platform which engages with the web browser as a source of form and content. The platform enables a new performance scenario: a performer creates live net art actions in the browsers of remote viewers. McLuhan.js contains client-side and server-side tools for creating net art, as …
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An Extensible Component-Based Architecture for Web-Based Simulation Using Standards-Based Web Browsers
Web-based simulation (WBS) systems offer tradeoffs between user interactivity and hardware requirements striking to seek a balance between the differing concerns. Server-based systems offer little interactivity or concurrent visualization capabilities, while client-based systems have increased …
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A goal-oriented user interface for personalized semantic search
Users have high-level goals when they browse the Web or perform searches. However, the two primary user interfaces positioned between users and the Web, Web browsers and search engines, have very little interest in users' goals. Present-day Web browsers provide only a thin interface between users …
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Usage of Adversarial Examples as a Defensive Mechanism in Cybersecurity
… recognition to find the icons for highly used web browsers such as Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera, and gain access to secure data and information. We propose that adversarial examples can be used as a defensive mechanism to protect secure information from these …
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A SIP intergrated web browser for HTTP session mobility and multimedia services
Web session migration is one way of improving web-browsing experience. Other ways include bookmarking and web history synchronization. This project introduces a new service to web browsing namely, Session Handoff and Content Sharing. The service requires extending the capabilities of existing web …
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Vulnerability exploration and data protection in end-user applications
… part of our daily lives. For example, we use Web browsers and mobile applications to perform many important tasks such as Web browsing, banking, shopping, and bill-paying. However, due to the security vulnerabilities in many applications and also due to the lack of security knowledge or …
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A Web-Based Collaborative Multimedia Presentation Document System
… of data and expeditious development of modern web browsers, web browsers have become a possible legitimate vehicle for remote interactive multimedia presentation and collaboration, especially for geographically dispersed teams. To our knowledge, although there are a large number of applications …
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Design principles and patterns for computer systems that are simultaneously secure and usable
… and remanent data left on hard drives, in web browsers, and in documents. These patterns are based on a study involving the purchase of 236 hard drives on the secondary market, interviews conducted with organizations whose drives had been acquired, and through a detailed examination of …
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Security models in rewriting logic for cryptographic protocols and browsers
This dissertation tackles crucial issues of web browser security. Web browsers are now a central part of the trusted code base of any end-user computer system, as more and more usage shifts to services provided by web sites that are accessed through those browsers. Towards this goal we identify …
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XML-Driven Real-time Interactive Virtual Environment (XDRIVE) Engine
… solution for the coordination and display of web-based multimedia presentations that feature three-dimensional content. This 3D content is rendered in real-time, which facilitates user-defined navigation and interaction with objects contained within the 3D virtual environment. These …
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Analysis of deployment techniques for webbased applications in SMEs
… for social networking and software services. Web-browsers can now access entire software systems available online to provide the user with a range of services. The concept of software as a service(SAAS) was born out of this. The number of development techniques and frameworks for such …
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Julia in WebAssembly
WebAssembly is a modern binary instruction format that enables highly performant program execution in sandboxed execution environments. WebAssembly modules can be run natively in web browsers, or within lightweight, isolated, server-side runtimes. This project explores applications of WebAssembly …
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Providing personalised information based on individual interests and preferences.
… preferences. In response to their queries, all Web users expect to obtain the search results in a rank order with the most relevant items at the lowest ranks. Effective IR systems rank the less relevant documents below the relevant documents. However, a commonly stated problem of Web browsers is …
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Using redundancy to improve security and testing
… software instances such as standards compliant web browsers. We also have lots of users that participate directly in computing. In this dissertation, we study how to combine redundant resources to improve software systems. Redundant software instances are implemented independently, they are …
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Protection Models for Web Applications
<p>Early web applications were a set of static web pages connected to one another. In contrast, modern applications are full-featured programs that are nearly equivalent to desktop applications in functionality. However, web servers and web browsers, which were initially designed for static web …
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Universal web application server
The growth of the World Wide Web has in large part been made possible by the technologies that power it. These are the Web servers and Web browsers that many take for granted. Each has evolved to support the changing needs of users of the WWW from simple static text to highly interactive and …
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A data aware web architecture
… can improve the performance of data intensive websites. Sync Kit is designed to make use of the embedded relational database defined in the upcoming HTML5 standard to offload some data storage and processing from a web server onto the web browsers to which it serves content. Sync Kit provides …
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Implementation of labcreator and the integration of cyberlab
<p>With the development of the World Wide Web, online courses are becoming more and more popular in modern science education. CyberLab aims to solve an important issue in distance science education -- laboratory experiments in online courses. It is a toolkit that handles creation, exportation, and …
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