Securing Web Application by Embedded Firewall

Kazanavičius, Egidijus; Kazanavicius, Vygintas; Venčkauskas, Algimantas; Paskevicius, R.

doi:10.5755/j01.eee.119.3.1366

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“…EWAF: Server-Side Solution. Developed by Kazanavicius et al [11], EWAF means Embedded Web Application Firewall. EWAF works based on the blacklist and whitelist filters.…”

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ImageSubXSS: an image substitute technique to prevent Cross-Site Scripting attacks

Nagarjun¹,

Ahamad²

2019

IJECE

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<span lang="EN-US">Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) is one of serious web application attack. Web applications are involved in every activity of human life. JavaScript plays a major role in these web applications. In XSS attacks hacker inject malicious JavaScript into a trusted web application, execution of that malicious script may steal sensitive information from the user. Previous solutions to prevent XSS attacks require a lot of effort to integrate into existing web applications, some solutions works at client-side and some solutions works based on filter list which needs to be updated regularly. In this paper, we propose an Image Substitute technique (ImageSubXSS) to prevent Cross-Site Scripting attacks which works at the server-side. The proposed solution is implemented and evaluated on a number of XSS attacks. With a single line, developers can integrate ImageSubXSS into their applications and the proposed solution is able to prevent XSS attacks effectively.</span>

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“…EWAF: Server-Side Solution. Developed by Kazanavicius et al [11], EWAF means Embedded Web Application Firewall. EWAF works based on the blacklist and whitelist filters.…”

Section: Literature Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

ImageSubXSS: an image substitute technique to prevent Cross-Site Scripting attacks

Nagarjun¹,

Ahamad²

2019

IJECE

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“…serial numbers, model ID and so on) [13][14][15]. Firewalls are used for the protection of internet programs [16]. These methods are usually used for anti-piracy in personal computers.…”

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Security Method of Embedded Software for Mechatronic Systems

Venčkauskas

Jusas

Kizauskiene

et al. 2012

mech

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“…One of the most important challenges of IoT is security, ie protection of data and privacy [4]. The solution of these problems can be made by using a variety of methods: VPN, firewall, secure communication protocols, etc [5]. The Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocol [6] is the de-facto standard for secure Internet communications at the applications level and is supported by virtually all modern Web services and clients.…”

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An Energy Efficient Protocol For The Internet Of Things

Venčkauskas

Jusas

Kazanavičius

et al. 2015

Journal of Electrical Engineering

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is a technological revolution that represents the future of computing and communications. One of the most important challenges of IoT is security: protection of data and privacy. The SSL protocol is the de-facto standard for secure Internet communications. The extra energy cost of encrypting and authenticating of the application data with SSL is around 15%. For IoT devices, where energy resources are limited, the increase in the cost of energy is a very significant factor. In this paper we present the energy efficient SSL protocol which ensures the maximum bandwidth and the required level of security with minimum energy consumption. The proper selection of the security level and CPU multiplier, can save up to 85% of the energy required for data encryption.

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Securing Web Application by Embedded Firewall

Cited by 8 publications

References 3 publications

ImageSubXSS: an image substitute technique to prevent Cross-Site Scripting attacks

ImageSubXSS: an image substitute technique to prevent Cross-Site Scripting attacks

Security Method of Embedded Software for Mechatronic Systems

An Energy Efficient Protocol For The Internet Of Things

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