Chapter 7. Security and Ajax

 

This chapter covers

  • The JavaScript security model
  • Remote web services
  • Protecting users’ data on the Internet
  • Protecting your Ajax data streams

Security is an increasingly important concern for Internet services. The Web is inherently nonsecure, and adding proper security measures to an Ajax application can be a strong differentiator for a product. Clearly, if a user’s money is involved in any way, such as online shopping or providing a service that he has paid for, giving due consideration to security is essential.

7.1. JavaScript and browser security

 
 
 
 

7.2. Communicating with remote services

 
 
 

7.3. Protecting confidential data

 
 
 

7.4. Policing access to Ajax data streams

 
 

7.5. Summary

 
 
 

7.6. Resources

 
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