The software you build is only as secure as the code that powers it. Learn how malicious code creeps into your software supply chain.
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JavaScript is one of the most widely used, versatile and simple languages available today. The ability to write code once that can run anywhere makes JavaScript widely popular. JavaScript powers a multitude of app, open source UI, and game frameworks, servers, terminal-based workflow tools, animation libraries, and many other applications. JavaScript is supported by every major browser and is the only web programming language built for both client-side and server-side.
However, the fact that the code is stored as clear text files makes JavaScript applications vulnerable to security risks. Encryption alone will not help, it requires fundamentally a different approach to address security risks inherent in JavaScript applications. JavaScript is vulnerable to reverse-engineering and tampering attacks.
Attackers can use these attack techniques to realize the following pervasive threats:
- Breaches and Disclosures
- App Impersonation
- Exploitation of Data and Customers
- Theft of Intellectual Property and Digital Assets
These attacks take the form of:
XSS (Cross Site Scripting) where an attacker embeds malicious code into banking or other legitimate websites leading to data theft / account tampering
or CSRF (Cross Site Request Forgery) where an attacker manipulates browsers to take gain access on other sites.
During this webinar, we will be giving a live demo on how to best secure your JavaScript applications.
