Browser Security Handbook
Recently after moving the blog to this self-hosted platform I decided to cleanup a bit my feed reader… you know, add some, delete some. And while searching for blogs to subscribe to I came across Michal Zalewski’s website searching for a feed. Unfortunately didn’t find a feed, but did find his newest project…
The Browser Security Handbook is a free online book covering information related to web browsers like: IE6, IE7, FF2, FF3, Opera, Chrome, Safari and Android. The book covers material from url schemas, http protocol, DOM, up to same-origin policy.
Being a comprehensive document about browsers it’s a book that I would recommend security testers, as well to website developers. I wouldn’t be amazed if it where a reference lecture upon browsers in the years to follow.
If you are here you might as well check other published material from Michal Zalewski: “I don’t think I really love you” (first Zalewski material I ever read), Absence of fd-based unlink(), “Delivering signals for Fun and Profit”, Rise of the Robots, Juggling with packets, IP Fragmentation and “Strike that out, SAM”.
