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Ammar Alazab, Ansam Khraisat, Moutaz Alazab and Sarabjot Singh
Websites on the Internet are becoming increasingly vulnerable to malicious JavaScript code because of its strong impact and dramatic effect. Numerous recent cyberattacks use JavaScript vulnerabilities, and in some cases employ obfuscation to conceal thei...
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Muhammad Fakhrur Rozi, Seiichi Ozawa, Tao Ban, Sangwook Kim, Takeshi Takahashi and Daisuke Inoue
JavaScript-based attacks injected into a webpage to perpetrate malicious activities are still the main problem in web security. Recent works have leveraged advances in artificial intelligence by considering many feature representations to improve the per...
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KyungHyun Han and Seong Oun Hwang
Attackers use a variety of techniques to insert redirection JavaScript that leads a user to a malicious webpage, where a drive-by-download attack is executed. In particular, the redirection JavaScript in the landing site is obfuscated to avoid detection ...
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Adam Rapley, Xavier Bellekens, Lynsay A. Shepherd and Colin McLean
Writing desktop applications in JavaScript offers developers the opportunity to create cross-platform applications with cutting-edge capabilities. However, in doing so, they are potentially submitting their code to a number of unsanctioned modifications ...
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