New Threats and Attacks on the World Wide Web

Authors:
Thorsten Holz;Simon Marechal;Frederic Raynal
Affiliations:
University of Mannheim, Germany;Thales Security Systems;EADS Corporate Research Center
Venue:
IEEE Security and Privacy
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Ten years ago, very few networks had a firewall; today, they're ubiquitous. The newest target is the workstation: client-side attacks have increased because direct attacks on servers aren't so easy anymore. Moreover, as new defenses are raised, information flows are increasingly embedded into Web applications, making them extremely valuable as well, and, thus, the next target. This article describes some of these new threats.