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Organization
Stanford University / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / /
Person
Jason Bau / John C. Mitchell / Elie Bursztein / Frank Wang / Patrick Mutchler / / /
Position
coach / /
Product
SQL injection / SQLI Total Other Injection / Phishing SQL Injection / CRLF/header injection / Configuration/XSS XSS XSS/CSRF/Phishing Injection / HP 100 / /
ProgrammingLanguage
SQL / Java / PHP / L / Ruby / C / Python / Javascript / HTML / /
Vulnerability Factors in New Web Applications: Audit Tools, Developer Selection & Languages Jason Bau, Frank Wang, Elie Bursztein, Patrick Mutchler, John C. Mitchell Stanford University Abstract—We develop a web appli