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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"browser security"”.
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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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Towards secure web browsing
… of millions of users. Correspondingly, web browsers have become the de facto operating system for hosting these web-based applications (web apps). Unfortunately, web apps, browsers, and operating systems have all become popular targets for web-based attacks, intensifying the need for secure …
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Virtualisation-Based Security Countermeasures in Software Runtime Systems
… system. Another trend that, according to the security research community, might be a cause for concern in the near future, is the tendency to shift current computer use to remote Internet services. This is making the web browser one of the most considerable actors of today’s computer usage. As …
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Using redundancy to improve security and testing
… systems are complex. Their complexity leads to security vulnerabilities and software bugs that are hard to fix using existing techniques. One current trend is that nowadays we have more redundant resources available in computer systems. Redundant resources are independent computing units that …
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Automated detection of injection vulnerabilities in web applications
Web applications and browsers embed code from different origins, each of which could have different levels of trustworthiness. These applications provide rich functionality to the users by interacting with each other and with the host machine—usually by sending and receiving information. The …