Mashup Security
Source: Helsinki University of Technology
This paper considers the issue of mashup security. The most important technologies used in creating mashups, like Ajax, and the basic functionality behind the mashups are introduced shortly. After that the security issues concerning the technologies, the principles of mashups and the current security model of web browsers are discussed. The Same-Origin Policy which is the current security model implemented by browsers seems to be a source of many problems that mashups along with other Web 2.0 applications face today.
| Format: | Size: | 129.31 | |
| Date: | Apr 2008 |
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