A decade ago, we began doing business over the web. Browsers and web servers became the building blocks of services and applications on the Internet. Web application security was a major concern in 2000, but little progress has been made to fix the problems. 2009 saw the underground cyber economy grow by leaps and bounds. Spam is a lucrative business. Writing exploits fetches real money. Large scale breaches of customer data are on the rise. You can purchase pay-per-hour DDoS attacks. The effectiveness of antivirus software has fallen well below acceptable levels. Today, it is impossible for an average user to "survive the web" without falling prey to scams or malware. We need to take another look at the fundamental building blocks that deliver our web applications. Are browsers and protocols capable of delivering secure web applications? Standards have evolved, but without a focus on application security. In our quest for a slicker Web 2.0, have we compromised on fundamental security principles? Although there is no clear solution in sight, it is time that we start asking for what is really needed.

1. Surviving the Internet in 2010 Saumil Shah ceo, Net-Square ITWeb - Johannesburg 2010

2. # who am i Saumil Shah, CEO Net-square LinkedIn: saumilshah A warm welcome to

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7. 5 33% MORE!

8. 5 With JIT!Fights DEP, ASLR!

9. 5 Worldwide coverage, Hides your tracks.

10. 5 ...as never seen before!

11. 5 GUARANTEED!! Fresh new bugs, Present on most computers

16. I can haz sandbox

17. A/V? HIPS? NIDS? HIDS? XXYY? credit: twitter.com/j0emccray

19. Application Delivery Authentication Statefulness Data Typing Non-mutable

20. Application Delivery The Web at present Authentication Statefulness Data Typing Non-mutable HTTP HTML

21. Application Delivery The Web at present Authentication Statefulness Data Typing Non-mutable HTTP HTML AJAX Flash Sandbox HTML5 Anti-XSS WAF Silverlight Web sockets MIND THE GAP

22. DEP bypass ASLR bypass A/V evasion ...

23. High Tech vs. Low Tech Acrobat LibTiff - CVE-2010-0188 Return Oriented Programming code Escape-From-PDF No fancy tricks

26. It is happening NOW

27. The Solution? HTML 8.0 HTTP 2.0 Browser Security Model Self Contained Apps

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