June 2024
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
8h
English
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“No man is an island,” wrote the 17th-century metaphysical poet John Donne. The same can be said for web applications. Our applications exist on networks that are connected to most of the world’s computers, so they are very much whatever the opposite of an island is. (Donne was less clear on what that is. A hillock? An isthmus? A precinct?)
Because web apps are hyperconnected, it makes sense that attackers sometimes use one web application as a jumping-off point for attacking another. They may use this technique to hide their trail, or they may use it simply because the servers running the ...
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