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A Cloud-based Protection approach against JavaScript-based attacks to browsers
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DOI：10.1016/j.compeleceng.2018.03.050.png)
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JavaScript is a standard of client-side scripting languages. Due to its cross-platform property, JavaScript is widely used in web pages. Hence its security problems can seriously influence the security of devices executing code written by it. This paper proposes a Cloud-based Protection approach against JavaScript-based attacks to browsers, called CPJ. CPJ provides timely and effective protection to web browsers to cope with attackers' continuously developing new JavaScript-based attack approaches. CPJ integrates VirusTotal, a cloud-based security analysis service, into a browser. Therefore, with the latest malware signature databases, it can analyze the behavior of a variety of JavaScript files. It allows a browser to block malicious code when the browser is surfing the Internet. We demonstrate its feasibility using Internet experiments, and show its effectiveness on a variety of suspicious targets. According to our experiments, CPJ has rather good sensitivity and performance.
Keywords:
Web security
Malicious JavaScript
VirusTotal
Cloud-based Protection
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