quick buy | add to cart | subscription Beyond keyword search for data sources on the World Wide Web

   
From Software Developer's Journal magazine: No 11/2005 (11) Artificial intelligence

Matthew Michelson, C. Knoblock
One of the most important features of the World Wide Web is its ability to empower users with lots of information. However, much of this information is still unorganized and inaccessible beyond a simple keyword search. In this article the authors focus on annotating data sources that are unstructured and ungrammatical.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 09/2005 (5) Anatomy of pharming - how your money is stolen 5/2005

Mike Shema
We demonstrate how to execute advanced attacks against syntax and logic of the SQL language. Several interesting tricks involving SQL injection are presented. Finally, we discuss basic methods of protecting applications against SQL injection attacks.

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From Software Developer's Journal magazine: No 03/2006 (14) XML Technologies

Tomasz Sztelak
Web services have proved the long-awaited solution for communication between distributed applications running on a variety of platforms and created using a variety of programming languages. This article explains how to integrate different applications.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 05/2006 (9) Shatter Attack - Vulnerable Windows

Carlos Garcia Prado
Carlos shows you how to scan directory structure and perform automatically an entire set of typical attacks that gets profit of configuration or programming errors using Acunetix scanner.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 05/2006 (9) Shatter Attack - Vulnerable Windows

Micha³ Piotr Prêgowski
Many in the IT community have never forgiven the media for twisting the original meaning of hacker. Despair not, though - the constructivist spirit advocated by the likes of Eric S. Raymond and Richard Stallman is not dead.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 05/2006 (9) Shatter Attack - Vulnerable Windows

Konstantin Klyagin
Freedom of piracy is one of the greatest freedoms the humanity gained in the most important virtual battle of all. Read more in Konst's column.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 06/2006 (10) HTTP Authentication Vulnerability

Emilio Casbas
Authentication is a technique of identification based on knowledge. HTTP provides natural functionality of HTTP authentication. In this article, Emilio will concentrate on basic authentication, which is more widespread among clients and Web servers but also less secure.

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From Hakin9 magazine: No 06/2006 (10) HTTP Authentication Vulnerability

Bartosz Przybylski
If you administer a network of any kind you can be certain that sooner or later it will become a target of an attack. However, you are capable of eliminating, or at least significantly reducing any chances of its success. Bartosz will show you how to analyse the network traffic.

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