Stanford Web Security

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Websec Lecture 1: How does the internet work?
- Websec Assignment 1: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs253/assign0
Websec Lecture 2: HTTP, Cookies, Sessions
Websec Lecture 3: Session Attacks
Websec Lecture 4: XSRF, SOP
Websec Lecture 5: SOP Exceptions, XSSI
Websec Lecture 6: XSS
Websec Lecture 7: XSS Defenses
Websec Lecture 8: Fingerprinting and Privacy
- Websec Assignment 2: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs253/assign1
Websec Lecture 9: DOS, Phishing, Side Channels
Websec Lecture 10: Code Injection
Websec Lecture 11: Transport Layer Security
Websec Lecture 12: HTTPS in the Real World
Websec Lecture 13: Authentication
Websec Lecture 14: WebAuthn - The future of web user auth
- Websec Assignment 3: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs253/assign2
Websec Lecture 15: Managing security in large OSS
Websec Lecture 16: Server security, Safe practices
Websec Lecture 17: Local HTTP server security
Websec Lecture 18: DNS rebinding
Websec Lecture 19: Browser architecture, writing secure code

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