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Chapter 22: JavaScript security

McGraw-Hill/Osborne
11.03.2004
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JavaScript continues to find adherents. Some of them are not dedicated to better IT practices. JavaScript adherents over the years have come to include nefarious hackers and other vandals, and, as a result, the JavaScript security model has had to evolve in order to better protect programs that run businesses.

The browser-as-ubiquitous client has its good and bad aspects, and many of them have an impact on use of JavaScript. The popular scripting language is a ready means to spawn functions and add useful capabilities. But this same language can be used to eat up memory. Worse, this can lead to cr...

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