Web2.0 is not AJAX

Web2.0 is not AJAX. Although it is true that client-side (AJAX) security has a significant part of the Web2.0 ecosystem, it is important to realize its role. There are far too many other aspects that we need to look into.

I am going to speak at OWASP's mini-conference in Brussels on 6th of September about the dangers of Web2.0. I am going to reveal some of the research that I have been conducting in the past couple of months on what exactly is Web2.0 hacking. During the conference I am also going to drop a paper and a conceptual tool called Renaissance. So stay tuned. If you have a chance, come visit the GC group in Brussels. It will be fun.

Here is the outline of my talk:

• What is Web2.0?
• What is Web2.0 hacking?
• The Importance of Information
• Distribution Channels
• Traffic Shaping and Influence
• The Web2.0 highways
• Use and Abuse - Web2.0 Services
• Cyber dogma - hacking big brother
• Antisocial
• Masters, slaves, bots and intelligent agents
• The Importance of Client-side Security in the Web2.0 world
• Attacking the Server - the interwebs are going down
• The security of the global Web
• One drop on a spider Web
• Conclusion

I will see you in Brussels.