Secure Browser-Based Access to Web Services

Iacono, Luigi Lo; Rajasekaran, Hariharan

doi:10.1109/icc.2009.5199439

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“…WebEnclave Extension, while the developers can also leverage WebEnclave middleware to deploy secure web applications with ease in practice [13]. The paper described a method where the Web Service communication between a browser and a Web Service was secured using a plugin implementing the procedures described in the WS-Security for protecting SOAP messages [14]. Our main objective is to allow users to access social media applications safely, which will be achieved with our tool [15].…”

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Extension to Block and Customize Websites in the Browser to Isolate the User from Piracy Websites, Fraudulent Risk, Online Gambling, and Social Media Addiction

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Vijayakumar²

2023

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Website-blocking browser extensions are tools that users can install in their web browsers to block access to certain websites or content. This extension is a tool that can be installed on web browsers to restrict access to the websites like social media platforms, piracy websites, online fraudulent risk websites, gambling websites, and websites that are unsafe to the users. Users can temporarily block social media, piracy, and other dangerous websites with this extension. A website blocking extension is designed to help users limit their exposure to distracting or harmful websites while browsing the internet. This extension allows users to manually turn on and off to block or restrict access to social media sites, online shopping platforms, piracy websites, and adult content websites. When a user tries to open a website on their blocklist, the extension redirects to a different website and shows them a 404 error message. Website blocking extensions are often used by people who want to improve their focus on studies and productivity or reduce internet usage. Parents can protect their children from unsafe online content. Key Words: Extension, Websites, Browser, social media, Piracy, Fraud.

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confidence: 99%