Which Web scripting platform is right? Australian tech commentator Daniel Winter looks beyond the hype to show you where and when to use PHP, ASP and ASP.NET for your Web applications.

Security consultant says two-thirds of sites are vulnerable to cross-site script attacks, and about half are never fixed A majority of Web sites have at least one major security issue that could ...

The process of creating ECMAScript 4—the next-generation JavaScript dialect—has become increasingly acrimonious as major stakeholders argue about the future of web scripting. The latest feud ...

Web services will reveal the true power of scripting languages I’ve just returned from InfoWorld’s conference, Next-Generation Web Services II: The Applications. One of the most memorable ...

A vulnerability found in newer versions of the PHP Web server scripting language allows attackers to crash, and in some cases control, computers over the Internet.

Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a cyberattack in which a hacker enters malicious code into a web form or web application url.

The ScreamingMonkey project could eventually make it possible for web developers to leverage the full scope of Javascript 2 functionality as well as IronPython and IronRuby for scripting web pages ...

For Web applications, 68 percent contained cross-site scripting flaws, Veracode found in its study. Cross-site scripting is an attack in which a script drawn from another website is allowed to run ...