LAMP - Security for the Web 2.0

A Web Seminar Presented by:
Johann-Peter Hartmann, CTO, Mayflower GmbH

It has only been two years since Tim O'Reilly coined the phrase Web 2.0 and even shorter time since Jesse James Garret created the shortcut AJAX for the base technology of modern internet applications. In this period the nature of web applications underwent a major change in user experience and development methods.

It is the age of integrated communication. Content is created using rich interfaces by users for others users, collected by feed aggregators, collaboratively bookmarked, tagged, complemented by maps and delivered as a service for mash-ups. A good portion of this services a supplied by the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP / Python / Perl). Since every technology has its dark companion, new security risks arose, and others grew more important.

If you are developing Web 2.0 and AJAX applications and want to now about the old and new security risks, this presentation is for you.

In this presentation, Johann-Peter Hartmann, CTO, Mayflower GmbH will discuss:

• The changes of security risks in web applications
• Why XSS plays the leading part of AJAX exploits
• The origination and types of javascript malware
• Ways to secure your LAMP stack applications for the Web 2.0

WHO:

• Johann-Peter Hartmann, CTO, Mayflower GmbH

WHAT:

LAMP - Security for the Web 2.0

WHERE:

Simply access the web seminar from the comfort of your own office.

WHY:

If you are developing Web 2.0 applications based on the LAMP stack and care about risks, this web presentation can help you to understand the changes of web application security and find out how to face them.

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