Difference between revisions of "Talk:COMP 3000 Essay 2 2010 Question 2"
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=Raw Information= | |||
The web itself is ubiquitous which a person can use for communication; banking, business, social networking and it can be useful for other purposes. There are different type of vulnerabilities web applications, browser, OS and library vulnerabilities. Insecure web browsers are monolithic, and they are easy to exploit. Secure web browser such as chrome isolate web applications and it still contain huge trusted computing base (TCB). Browser abstractions as the first-class OS, contains reduced TCB for web browser and it also have protection to withstand attacks to most components. [[User:vviveka2|vG]] | The web itself is ubiquitous which a person can use for communication; banking, business, social networking and it can be useful for other purposes. There are different type of vulnerabilities web applications, browser, OS and library vulnerabilities. Insecure web browsers are monolithic, and they are easy to exploit. Secure web browser such as chrome isolate web applications and it still contain huge trusted computing base (TCB). Browser abstractions as the first-class OS, contains reduced TCB for web browser and it also have protection to withstand attacks to most components. [[User:vviveka2|vG]] | ||
=Extra Resources= | |||
I found some presentation slides by Shuo Tang, Haohui Mai and Sam King, the authors and developers of IBOS | |||
http://www.cs.uiuc.edu/homes/stang6/ibos.html#slide1 | |||
--[[User:Gsmith6|Gsmith6]] 22:35, 25 November 2010 (UTC) | |||
Revision as of 18:35, 25 November 2010
Comments & Discussion
EDIT: I've pretty much explained the background concept behind IBOS and I kind of added the way it's executed near the end. Feel free to move that into the research section.
I can work on the background of IBOS
--Selliot3 23:03, 22 November 2010 (UTC)
It seems we only have 5/7 members. We should start splitting up the tasks and assign who gets what. So if everybody writes what section they would like to work on that would be great.
--Youcef M. 15:19, 20 November 2010 (UTC)
I'll do the contribution section. I'll be reading through the paper thoroughly today and taking notes as I go. I'll post them later on this page as a sort of cheat-sheet/reminder. --Gsmith6 17:45, 25 November 2010 (UTC)
Group Members
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Youcef M. moussoud@gmail.com
I am alive and still in the class, selliot3@connect.carleton.ca
--Selliot3 18:12, 15 November 2010 (UTC)
Still in the class, andrewtubman84@gmail.com
I'm here. I have received an email reply from John Vanden Heuvel as well (he may not see this) gsmith0413@gmail.com --Gsmith6 22:31, 15 November 2010 (UTC)
I am here... and replied to the email
Question 2 members
Elliott Charles selliot3
Moussoud Youcef ymoussou
Pharand Alexandre apharan2
Smith Geoffrey gsmith6
Tubman Andrew atubman
Vanden Heuvel John jvheuvel
Vivekanandarajah Vijitharan vviveka2
Raw Information
The web itself is ubiquitous which a person can use for communication; banking, business, social networking and it can be useful for other purposes. There are different type of vulnerabilities web applications, browser, OS and library vulnerabilities. Insecure web browsers are monolithic, and they are easy to exploit. Secure web browser such as chrome isolate web applications and it still contain huge trusted computing base (TCB). Browser abstractions as the first-class OS, contains reduced TCB for web browser and it also have protection to withstand attacks to most components. vG
Extra Resources
I found some presentation slides by Shuo Tang, Haohui Mai and Sam King, the authors and developers of IBOS http://www.cs.uiuc.edu/homes/stang6/ibos.html#slide1 --Gsmith6 22:35, 25 November 2010 (UTC)