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    JS.Yamanner manages to propagate when end-users view a malicious email. A fix is pending, but other Web applications using JavaScript may soon be affected. 

  • Ajax hype vs. reality

    Ajax is a powerful rich Internet application technology, but Burton Group cautions against overkill and notes that tools and frameworks for using it are nascent. 

  • AJAX may clean Microsoft Office's clock

    AJAX may bode ill for Microsoft's flagship Office suite. The threat comes about because AJAX, a set of Web development tools that speed up web apps by summoning snippets of data as needed instead of pulling entire Web pages over and over, could allow... 

  • Support for AJAX development rising

    Looking to enrich user experiences with Web applications, vendors are increasingly turning to Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. Even Sun and Microsoft are in on the action. 

  • AJAX gives software a fresh look

    Over the years, desktop applications tied to a specific operating system have become entrenched as the main way to work on a computer. AJAX, a set of development techniques standardized over the past eight years, could change all that by bringing mor... 

  • AJAX "leaves click-and-wait Web paradigm in the dust"

    AJAX is a combination of programming tools and Web technologies that allows content on Web pages to update immediately, unlike an HTTP request. 

  • Microsoft's new anti-piracy program hacked

    Mere days after Microsoft announced plans to crack down on pirated versions of Windows with a new authentication program, hackers have published a simple JavaScript code they say will defeat the anti-piracy checks. 

  • Notes HTML attachment script vulnerability reported

    The French Security Incident Response Team reported a vulnerability in Notes clients 6.5.4 and earlier. According to the firm, JavaScript code included in HTML attachments is not properly sanitized before being displayed, which may be exploited to ca... 

  • 'Extremely critical' Firefox vulnerabilities

    Malcode writers could exploit two serious security holes in Firefox to launch sinister code and conduct cross-site scripting attacks. No patch is available, but there are workarounds. 

  • Creating dynamic categorized views

    Learn how to use XML, JavaScript and the ReadViewEntries URL command to build categorized views that reduce network traffic and server load, and enhance the UI experience for end users. This article includes code examples.