THE MOST COMMON MODERN ATTACKS ON WEB APPLIC TIONS

Abstract

Covering modern problems of hacker attacks on web applications. Giving detailed description of such attacks as dangerous redirections and links, attacks related on the user sessions manipulations and SQL injections. Examples include implementation on such programming languages as Java, PHP, C# and Ruby.

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T. V. Stakh, Yu. I. Hrytsiuk

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T. V. Stakh, Yu. I. Hrytsiuk (2016). THE MOST COMMON MODERN ATTACKS ON WEB APPLIC TIONS. Международный научный журнал "Интернаука", 1(10), 130-133. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-236590