Posts Tagged ‘ xml-security ’

Security of web 2.0 technology

May 2, 2009
By Computer security

XML is a new technology on the web and it requires security measures. watch out video to secure your web 2.0 application.
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Mozilla fixes firefox security issues

March 9, 2009
By Computer security

Mozilla has recently released an update which fixes several security issues for Firefox. The security release fixes the issues relate to XML data theft via RDFXMLDataSource and cross-domain redirect and Crashes. In the new version the above fix is included. Moreover a bug that caused items in the File menu to be ineffective after using Print has...
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Vordel XML Firewall protects XML applications

November 5, 2008
By Computer security

Vordel XML Firewall protects XML applications from malicious attack and unauthorized access. By blocking a wide range of attacks on XML applications, it shields XML applications and allows them to be deployed in safety and confidence. The XML Firewall forms an integral component of any enterprise’s SOA security infrastructure and can be deployed as part...
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ordel SOA User Conference hosts keynotes from TIBCO

September 3, 2008
By Computer security

Vordel, the XML network management company, today announced the speaker line up for Vortex 2008, it?s 4th annual SOA user conference. Vordel will play host to speakers from such illustrious companies as BT, CA, CSC, Dell, EBS, nCipher, O2, TIBCO, Washington Mutual and many others. The venue for this year?s user conference is the...
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Resources for xml

October 26, 2007
By Computer security

Participate in the discussion forum. Read Benoît Marchal’s tip “Implement XMLReader ” (developerWorks, November 2003), which explains how to use a transformer to write syntactically correct documents. Check out “SAX, the power API” (developerWorks, August 2001), which explains how to use a SAX parser and compares event-based APIs (like SAX) to object-based ones (such as DOM). Avoid...
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Encoding problems in xml

October 25, 2007
By Computer security

More serious problems can arise from the use of encodings. Developers often overlook the fact that encodings do not limit the set of characters that XML supports. Every XML document supports the full Unicode character set (16-bit or 32-bit characters in XML 1.1). Encoding XML documents can reduce their size, but it does not limit...
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XML syntax is simple

October 23, 2007
By Computer security

XML syntax is simple. Essentially, you must balance the opening and closing tags. Yet I wish I had a proverbial nickel for every e-mail I’ve received saying, “I’m trying to process the attached XML document through such and such tool and it fails — could you recommend a better tool?” Invariably, I open the...
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