Conferences about new development environments, such as AJAX, typically feature sessions showing cool new things you can do with it. Inevitably, though, some sessions will focus on security issues.

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AJAX-era security requires tossing out a lot of what you thought you knew about security, starting with Same Origin Policy. Conferences about new development environments, such as AJAX, typically ...