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Developer's Guide to Web Application Security
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Developer's Guide to Web Application Security

by Michael Cross
April 2011
Intermediate to advanced
500 pages
16h 12m
English
Syngress
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sensitive information in a cookie.This isn’t always an option, but it’s always wise to
never store more information than is needed in a cookie.
If sensitive data must be stored, the information should be encrypted and trans-
mitted using TLS or SSL. Using SSL, the cookie can be sent encrypted, meaning the
data in the cookie won’t be plain to see if anyone intercepts it. Without TLS or SSL,
someone using a packet sniffer or other tools to view data transmitted across the
network will be unable to read the contents of the cookie.
Certificate Services
A certificate service is the usual implementation of PKI, and is basically an organization
of services sur ...
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