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The Dirty Dozen:The Top Web Application Vulnerabilies and How to Hunt Them down at the Source
sponsored by Ounce Labs
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Posted:
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13 Feb 2005
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Published:
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25 Jan 2005
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PDF
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Length:
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17
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Type:
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White Paper
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Language:
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English
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ABSTRACT:
More often than not, web application vulnerabilities are a result of simple coding errors. According to John Pescatore of Gartner, "Often, placing a firewall between an insider and a vulnerability is impossible. The only solution to security is to eliminate the vulnerability."
Through this white paper, you will discover the top critical design and coding errors that, with today's new technologies, can be identified, analyzed, and eliminated at the source.
This white paper also:
- Outlines the Dirty ("Baker's") Dozen Web application vulnerabilities, identifying the most common coding flaws and design errors.
- Describes the available technologies to aid in the hunt for the Dirty Dozen.
- Includes Threat Case Studies of the most common vulnerabilities and how to avoid them.
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BROWSE RELATED
RESOURCES
Software Quality Assurance | Software Testing | Source Code Control | SQL | Vulnerability Assessments | Web Application Security
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sponsored by Ounce Labs
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