HTML 5 Comes With SQL Injection Risks

Author: Donald Sears
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Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4 will support
it, and Microsoft recently touted its advantages. But the upcoming
version of HTML, which builds rich Internet application features into
the Web programming language and shifts more Web functions to the client
machine, also could open up new Web attack vectors. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]

Internet Explorer 9 and Firefox 4 will support
it, and Microsoft recently touted its advantages. But the upcoming
version of HTML, which builds rich Internet application features into
the Web programming language and shifts more Web functions to the client
machine, also could open up new Web attack vectors. Read the full article. [Dark Reading]

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