Hopwood, 1997 - Google Patents
A comparison between java and activeX securityHopwood, 1997
- Document ID
- 17929375374793085868
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- Hopwood D
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- Network Security
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ActiveX and Java have both been the subject of press reports describing security bugs in their implementations, but there has been less consideration of the security impact of their different designs. This article asks the questions:“Would ActiveX or Java be secure if all …
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