W3C HTML / Web Applications / Google / YouTube / StopBadware / Microsoft / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
port Google Chrome / Stanford University / University of New Mexico / Cornell University / University of Washington / Rice University / University of California / /
IndustryTerm
software system / Internet-facing applications / Web content / large and complex trusted computing base / malicious Web sites / Web-based malware / favorite Web sites / Web browsers / Web browsing / Web browser / search result / software updates / malicious Web-site operator / Web platform features / Web principal / desktop applications / malicious Web-site operators / malicious Web / WEB SECURITY font / plug-ins / WEB SECURITY / mature technology / Internet Explorer / /
NaturalFeature
IPC channel / /
OperatingSystem
Windows Vista / Mac OS X / Windows 7 / Linux / Microsoft Windows / /
Organization
University of Washington / UC Berkeley / University of California / Berkeley / Rice University / Department of Computer Science and Engineering / Cornell University / Universidad Javeriana / Stanford University / University of New Mexico / /
Person
Moshchuk / Charles Reis / Adam Barth / Carlos Pizano / /
WEB SECURITY Browser Security: Lessons from Google Chrome Google Chrome developers focused on three key problems to shield the browser from attacks. Charles Reis, Google; Adam Barth, UC Berkeley ; Carlos Pizano, Google