FORENSICS ON A HACKED WEBSITE
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2021
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Abstract
These days, web applications are becoming a target for security attackers. By using some security measures we can prevent or detect security attacks on web applications, but we cannot detect the attacker. Since we are unable to trace the attack, it encourages the attackers to launch new attacks on the same system. Forensics on web applications provides security to the founder from the attacks. By this way we can significantly reduce the number of attacks on daily basis.
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| Authors | T. Lokesh Sai Reddy; |
| Journal | International Journal of Innovations in Engineering Research and Technology |
| Year | 2021 |
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