Abstract
Having the ability to easily combine
together information from a number of disparate input sources into a
greater whole is a touted benefit of 'Web2.0' mashup applications.
They have great promise as flexible, and user-tailored ways to both
disseminate and collaborate on information on the web, but with
today's web technology, face a number of security risks when being
asked to also aggregate restricted information sources. This paper
introduces the domain and what these risks are, along with suggested
mashup application architectures that are more secure.
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