Friday 28 December 2012

session and cookies

Cookies

cookies is ways for the user to be identified by a website. After that,the nice thing about cookies is that they are decentralized. You do not need to worry about creating databases to hold information or adding and removing rows, you just store the data and check whether it is set. As such, cookies are good for any pages where you have got a small amount of information to handle usually this involves user preferences.

Session

Sessions are variables that are stored on your server to identify a user. As opposed to cookies, users cannot directly modify them. But, there are still security risks involved. There are two main threats for session is session fixation and hijacking.

Session Fixation

Session Fixation is when a user goes to an already established session and loads their information into that session. By going into an already established session, the attacker can visit that session and gain the information that the user has inputted. A simple example of this is if you click on a link of a website where the session id has already been established.

Session Hijacking

Session Hijacking is the second type of risk, and is much harder to defend against. This is where the attacker can obtain your session id by packet sniffing or various other methods. For example, the attacker can be connected into your network and filter all of your data that is being sent to your router. Once your session ID has been obtained, he can visit that ID to gain access to all of your information.

UDDI issues

hai sahabat and madam,

today i would like tell you guys about UDDI.

UDDI is a Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration. it is an  XML-based registry for businesses worldwide to list themselves on the Internet. Its ultimate goal is to streamline online transactions by enabling companies to find one another on the Web and make their systems interoperable for e-commerce. UDDI is often compared to a telephone book's white, yellow, and green pages. The project allows businesses to list themselves by name, product, location, or the Web services they offer. UDDI stores information that helps clients select and use a web service. This might mean information about the kind of service provided, who provides it, and potentially even how much it costs. UDDI is a very open-ended technology, and so it can store all kinds of data. However, the main thing required to access a Web service is its WSDL definition. Tools such as Microsoft’s Visual Studio.NET and IBM’s WebSphere Studio can read a WSDL file and generate the client proxy required to invoke the operations described in that file. While there are UDDI servers available on the Internet today, there’s not much in them. In particular, they don’t contain many WSDL files.

Web Browser

i want to discuss about what i know about web browser.

Web Browser is  a software application used to locate, retrieve and also display content on the World Wide Web, including Web pages, images, video and other files. Nowadays, browsers are fully-functional software suites that can interpret and display HTML Web pagesapplicationsJavaScriptAJAX and other content hosted on Web servers

i will give you three top famous browser :

1. 
Internet Explorer
 Internet Explorer(IE)

For years the most popular browser, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer’s rate of use has increasingly decreased through the years. However, its newest version, Internet Explorer 9, features some interesting things, and make it worthy of consideration again: It is faster, has a cleaner interface, smaller notifications, security is upgraded, and features tab isolation (so that not all your tabs crash when one does), a feature first seen in Google’s Chrome. It also features one box for both addresses and web search, again something Chrome started doing, and a download manager. It supports HTML5, CSS3 and SVG. The downside is that it only works for Windows Vista and Windows 7.

2. 
firefox
Firefox

In 2003 Mozilla’s browser, Firefox, started competing with Internet Explorer, becoming more popular than it quickly. A cross-platform browser, it works on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, and it is one of the most standard-compliant browsers. Among its most appealing characteristics are a better rendering of the web pages compared to Internet Explorer, add-ons and extensions to personalize your searches, session restoration, a download manager and pop-up blocking. It also features the all-in-one address and search bar, although it also has a separate search bar that you can personalize to browse in Google, Yahoo, Bing, or even other websites, like dictionaries, Wikipedia, etc. It supports HTML5, CSS3 and it enables developers to create full-screen video content and apps.

3. 
chrome
Chrome

Launched by Google in 2008, Chrome was meant to rethink browsing completely. It is the most used browser today, and its popularity continues to grow, as it has lived up to the users’ expectations. Chrome was the first browser to introduce tab isolation and one box for both addresses and searches, and it started as a faster and cleaner browser. Aside from all of this, it also includes some useful features, like a quick calculation system included in the address bar, or drag and drop downloads and searches, as well as developer resources. It also enables multiple profiles in one window, and allows you to access your printer from any enabled web app through Google Cloud Print.

Tuesday 25 December 2012

Semantic web 15%


Hi guys . it’s been a long time since i’ve got here , not updating my blog - and I’m sorry . I just got busy with all of my projects . I just covered 15% of Semantic Web – Semantic Web is to search not only for documents that have data but for desired data itself . it will support software agent and to descriptive rdf an owl ( later I will tell you rdf and owl . furthermore , semantic web will make easier for machine automatically process.
This semantic web is inside www(world wide web). It gives universal access to a large universal document.
                Client – web browser
                Server – web server
Web browser  is connected to server for interact with html document. For example browser like mozzilla,safari,google chorme and much more.
Web server is responsible for accepting http request from the client which usual html document.
Client and server use http as their language to communicate to send or receive document. HTTP is short name from Hypertext Transmission Protocol. It’s a language that client and server communicate with each other.
Now I would like to talk about URL (Uniform Resource Locater) . Data that are addressed in www.
It contains document name, type of service and location of the resource.
Examples :
                http://www.abc.edu:123/path/subdir.html
http: = service
www.abc.edu = host
123 = port
/path/subdir.html = file and resource
  HyperText is some regular text. It can read, stored , edit. But, HyperMedia is the same like HyperText and it contains sound, images, and movie.
HTML is web uses for creating document. It can be view in any different browser. To make the HTML document, it has HEAD and BODY. HEAD is contain the information of the document. BODY is contain the element and body text. It place document material to be display.
What I wrote above is what I understand about semantic web and I apologize if I had done something wrong about the statement above.