Scripting languages

INTRODUCTION Wireless networking has numerous benefits. Productivity remarkably enhances due to the higher accessibility to the information resource. Network configuration as well as reconfiguration becomes easier, quicker, and overall less expensive. Nonetheless, this technology also poses new threats as well as brings change in the already existing profile of risk in the information security. Explaining this terminology, as we all know that the communication occurs "through the air" utilizing

order to defend against malicious app upload (i.e.) everything was functioning properly until the defence mechanism got revealed by the Finger printing attack by two security researchers in order to understand the security of the bouncer. Cross site scripting is one of the most frequent cyber-attacks and it ranked number three in the OWASP top ten for the current year (2013), it is very simple to trick the user to click on a malicious link the attacker has even more advantage if the user is browsing in

information they desire. As the Internet continues to grow with new web applications, associated security threats also grow. Two of the most common, and dangerous, threats to web applications are Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) and Cross-Site Scripting (CSS); in fact, both threats appear in the 2013 OWASP Top 10 list of critical security risks. Understanding the threat of CSRF and CSS is essential to reducing the risk faced by users and developers of web applications. CSRF Cross-Site Request Forgery

OpenID is a decentralized, single sign-on authentication system for internet sites that require authentication for use. It was developed out of the need to create a different, easier and more secure, type of authentication system than using a password. OpenID was developed using the open source software model to be an interoperable protocol independent from any single organization OpenID allows users to log into websites with one single ID, instead of the user having to create and manage multiple

This report documents the results from the penetration test of the Ernst and Young Credit Union external website (http://10.55.3.101). Full authorisation has been given to conduct the test, which was carried out in a manner that simulates an attack from a malicious user. The objectives were to: - establish if a remote attacker could penetrate the security mechanisms of the Ernst & Young Credit Union. -evaluate the impact of such a breach on the security of confidential information and on the infrastructure

tags and replays the same search query to the group at a later time. The search query, being a legitimate one, causes the matching tag to reply to the query. This discloses the location of the tag to the adversary even if the tag uses a new random number each time to generate a different response. Since there can only be one response to a search query as each tag has its own unique ID, even if the attacker is not able to decipher the contents of the reply, he will know that the tag responded and

get data into a script by using the input function and write your first Python script! Producing Python Script Output Understanding how to produce output from a Python script is a good starting point for those who are new to the Python programming language. You get instant feedback on your Python statements from the Python interactive interpreter and can experiment with proper syntax. The print function, which you met in Hour 3, "Setting Up a Programming Environment," is a good place to focus your

sheltered-instruction model which integrates core academic courses with specially designed academic instruction in English (SDAIE) strategies and an intense focus on language development demonstrate best practice for these students. As Luisa’s teacher, it will be important for me to frequently assess Luisa to determine gaps in content area knowledge as well as language development. Strategies to address and develop Lusia’s reading, speaking, and

COMP 6411 Comparative Study of Programming Languages BFS & DFS with GUI Assignment # 2 Submitted To: Prof. Javad Sadri Submission Date: 2nd August, 2015 Submitted By: Khurram Shahzad Email: shezee611@gmail.com Concordia ID: 27186444 Abstract As the requirements and complexity of today’s most modern world increasing; expectation from computer programming languages also increasing, new techniques must be developed to effectively design and create very large scale

Conduct an internet search on programming languages. Identify a language that is compiled and compare the features of this language with Python, which is an interpreted language. Discuss the advantage and disadvantages of each and provide one example each of where interpreted and compiled languages would be most appropriate A compiler is a program that translates a high-level language program into a separate machine language program. Compiled languages are always supposed to be fast because of their