Securing rich internet and Web 2.0 applications

Date: Aug 05, 2009

According to application security consultant Kevin Beaver, rich internet and Web 2.0 applications are become increasingly complex. In this video he introduces ways to overcome the difficulty in dealing with these applications.

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