1. Cross Site Integration “mashups” cross site scripting

2. Server Side Server code fetches data or services Has little to do with this course Can involve XML or SQL to remote servers Data may include HTML Data may include javascript Man-in-the-middle attacks?

3. 3 rd Party Do you trust them? When they update will it break you? When they go broke will it break you? Do they send any javascript code or URLs used in links? javascript can do ANYTHING to you URLs can send people to fake sites

4. AJAX protocol is XML (SOAP) data is often XML Based upon hack of invisible frames HTML pages read by javascript Most often used in a framework which just lifts HTML fragments from the data

5. AJAX Security limitations are similar to javascripting frames Same website policy! can’t load external data server-side data relays Easy access to XML data sources XML is powerful…

6. Examples? Libraries are always used: jQuery, etc Requires server side program Requires some XML data this could be a minimal wrapper http://www.w3schools.com/AJAX http://www.ajaxdaddy.com

7. Issues DO NOT OVER DO IT! High server load / High bandwidth slow XML over slow HTTP Server relay needs bandwidth Utilizing XML may be work XML processing is cpu intensive

8. 3 rd Party Do you trust them? When they update will it break you? When they go broke will it break you? Do they send any javascript code or URLs used in links? javascript can do ANYTHING to you URLs can send people to fake sites

9. Javascript Almost no security limitations exec() of code can be limited to making objects JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) easier, smaller, faster than XML Code is more powerful / flexible

10. JSON For speed and size most use JSON code can be written in JSON most code libraries are in JSON APIs not uniform! Heavily depend on browser garbage collection - once script is loaded you can’t unload it

11. Variable Method var o = {json &could include code}; var x = “stringified code”; var loaded=1; loading function looks for loaded==1 o: loop object & copy or exec x: exec() runs the string

12. Wrapped javascript code sent as string data wrap in HTML (invisible frame or part of a visible frame) wrap in AJAX This delays running the SCRIPT so you can “securely” exec it or parse it

13. Library Style Provides a set of functions to do what needs to be done often handle loading of JSON (or AJAX) Function parameters used for customization CSS of the generated HTML

14. Examples http://disqus.com Online comments, no javascript API CSS to format, just a SCRIPT file http://www.google.com/ig/directory?syn d=open Google gadgets js scripts Some have API

15. API/Globals/Query API- their javascript interface (trust?) You call their functions with settings Globals- you define objects with the settings before running their code Query - you send settings in the Query part of requesting the data

16. 3 rd Party Do you trust them? When they update will it break you? When they go broke will it break you? Do they send any javascript code or URLs used in links? javascript can do ANYTHING to you URLs can send people to fake sites

17. Google Maps 1 st to popularize rich javascript applications Has a Javascript API - add your own points on the map Was early to popularize “mashups” combining datasets with location data http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentat ion/javascript/

18. Plug-ins Flash, Silverlight, A/V, ActiveX Browser plugs have little security Plug-ins may have javascript APIs Plug-ins may have their OWN scripting (flash uses javascript)

19. Examples Youtube embedded Paste-in HTML code Basically its a flash plug-in embed External video / audio content Quicktime,, etc “super” cookies - use plug-ins to circumvent privacy