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Web security: Web services an overlooked entry point for attacks
SearchSoftwareQuality.com | 21 Aug 2008
TIP - Web services are not only the backbone of application interaction, but they can also be the Achille's heel of Web security. Kevin Beaver explains their vulnerabilities and suggests tools to test for security problems.

Why are Web services more vulnerable than Web apps?
Expert: Rami Jaamour | 22 Feb 2006
EXPERT RESPONSE - Web application security should be adapted to fit the unique needs to Web services. Expert Rami Jaamour explains how Web services security differs from traditional application security.

Ajax's effect on Web services security
Expert: Caleb Sima | 01 Feb 2006
EXPERT RESPONSE - How does Ajax affect the security of Web services? Web services expert Caleb Sima explains.

XML security: Preventing XML bombs
Expert: Rami Jaamour | 22 Feb 2006
EXPERT RESPONSE - With the use of Web services, XML security becomes increasingly important. Web services expert Rami Jaamour explains the damage an XML bomb can do and how to protect against it.


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