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Index
Cover image Title page Table of Contents Copyright Dedication and Thanks Biography Chapter 1. Client-Side Attacks Defined
Client-Side Attacks: An Overview Types of Client-Side Attacks Summary
Chapter 2. Dissection of a Client-Side Attack
What Constitutes a Client-Side Attack? Summary Reference
Protecting Web Browsers
Common Functions of a Web Browser Microsoft Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Apple Safari Opera Web Browsers as a Target Summary
Chapter 4. Security Issues with Web Browsers
What is Being Exposed? Summary
Chapter 5. Advanced Web Attacks
What is Active Content? A Closer Look at Active Content Types Summary
Chapter 6. Advanced Web Browser Defenses
A Mix of Protective Measures Summary
Chapter 7. Messaging Attacks and Defense
Evolution of the Email Client Messaging Attacks and Defense Summary
Web Application Attacks
Understanding Web Applications Web Application Attacks and Defense What’s the Target? Summary
Mobile Attacks
Mobile Devices and Client-Side Attacks Summary
Chapter 10. Securing Against Client-Side Attack
Security Planning Securing Applications and Infrastructure Securing Clients Summary
Index
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