0, 164, 198
Web application attacks (see specific types, e.g.:
Cross-domain scripting)
parameters, 78
using cookies, 79
Web applications:
hosting of, 140
interaction with, 4
risk for, 77
vulnerable, 76??“77
Web browser security models, 22??“32
cookies, 26??“29
and Cross-Site Scripting, 22??“32
Flash, 30??“31
policy files, 31
Same Origin Policy, 22??“26
Web defacement, 45
Web forms controls, 126??“127
Web pages:
files for, 139
and iFrame, 73
Web services attacks, 132??“134
Web Services Description Language (WSDL), 133,
134, 146
Web 2.0 migration, 189??“193
debug functionality, 191??“192
exposures in, 191??“193
full functionality of, 192??“193
and hidden URLs, 192
and internal methods, 191
process for, 189??“190
Web.Config, 134
WebDeveloper Add-On (FireFox), 160, 163??“164
WebResource.axd, 153
WebScarab, 153, 156, 165, 168??“173
WinDbg, 218, 219
Windows CE, 114
Windows Communication Foundation
(WCF), 114
Windows .Net Framework, 114
Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), 114
Windows Vista, 114
Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF), 114
Win732, 198
Word (see Microsoft)
World Wide Web, 72, 74
World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), 74
Worms, 56 (See also specific types, e.
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