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Ajax Security Book is published with strong buzz and reviews
20 December 07 01:29 PM | Billy | 2 Comments   
Our Ajax Security book from Addison Wesley has been published! By now I'm sure everyone is tried of me talking about the book and its merits, so let's see what some of experts in the web security space are saying about it: Andrew van der Stock Read More...
JavaScript strings immutable in Rhino???
28 November 07 06:19 AM | Billy | 1 Comments   
Update: Hmmm. I think I'm looking at the wrong thing. This needs more testing/tracing to see exactly whats going on. Just a quick update from yesterday's post . It appears that Mozilla Rhino (a JavaScript interpreter written in Java) uses Java's Read More...
[snarfs coffee]... wait, What are you doing?
27 November 07 08:13 AM | Billy | 6 Comments   
While reading through an article about Firefox 3 on Security Focus today I snarfed my drink when I read the following passage: The group also rewrote the Password Manager in JavaScript from C++ to eliminate memory errors, Schroepfer said. Digging a little Read More...
Praise for Ajax Security Book
31 October 07 10:43 AM | Billy | 2 Comments   
Bryan and I got to see the cover of our book Ajax Security before it went to the printers today. It included what is known in the industry as a praise quote , where someone who is famous in a certain space reads the manuscript and provides a quote for Read More...
Ajax Security Acceptance
30 August 07 12:45 PM | Billy | 3 Comments   
Its time again for AjaxWorld , the largest Ajax conference in the US. Bryan and I are thrilled. AjaxWorld offered us back -to- back sessions so we can do a 90+ minute workshop on how to break into Ajax applications. We will not only hit the major themes Read More...
Speaking at Shmoo
22 March 07 05:05 PM | Billy | 5 Comments   
I’m really excited to be speaking at Shmoocon again and especially excited about my presentation this Saturday at 1pm. Javascript Malware for a Gray Goo Tomorrow focuses on the increased scope of damage caused by Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities Read More...
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