Flat World Strategies: Web 2.0 Application Security Threats [23:26]

EPISODE · Dec 29, 2006 · 23 MIN

Flat World Strategies: Web 2.0 Application Security Threats [23:26]

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We have spent a lot of time the last few months discussing the excitement and benefits of Web 2.0 technologies but have not spent much time discussing the inherent vulnerabilities of these technologies. Earlier this month the application security experts at SPI Dynamics Inc. put their collective heads together and took a look at the threat landscape for 2007. Specifically, the researchers identified seven threats that they expect to be prevalent during 2007. In this podcast we take a look at this SPI white paper and discuss these threats. References: SPI Dynamics Website: www.spidynamics.com Wikipedia: www.wikipedia.org

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