Security Testing Web App
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Web applications are increasingly being used to transmit and store personal data, but they face unique security challenges due to their complex, dynamic nature. The authors from George Mason University propose a technique called "bypass testing" to evaluate the security of web applications, with a focus on identifying vulnerabilities. Bypass testing involves dynamically generating malicious inputs to test how a web application handles unexpected or erroneous data.
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