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A Server Side Solution for Detecting WebInject: A Machine Learning Approach

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posted on 2024-11-03, 14:45 authored by Md Moniruzzaman, Adil Baigrov, Iqbal GondalIqbal Gondal, Simon Brown
With the advancement of client-side on the fly web content generation techniques, it becomes easier for attackers to modify the content of a website dynamically and gain access to valuable information. A majority portion of online attacks is now done by WebInject. The end users are not always skilled enough to differentiate between injected content and actual contents of a webpage. Some of the existing solutions are designed for client side and all the users have to install it in their system, which is a challenging task. In addition, various platforms and tools are used by individuals, so different solutions needed to be designed. Existing server side solution often focuses on sanitizing and filtering the inputs. It will fail to detect obfuscated and hidden scripts. In this paper, we propose a server side solution using a machine learning approach to detect WebInject in banking websites. Unlike other techniques, our method collects features of a Document Object Model (DOM) and classifies it with the help of a pre-trained model.

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Start page

162

End page

167

Total pages

6

Outlet

Proceedings of the 22nd Pacific-Asia Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (PAKDD 2018)

Editors

Mohadeseh Ganji, Lida Rashidi, Benjamin C. M. Fung, Can Wang

Name of conference

PAKDD 2018: LNAI 11154

Publisher

Springer

Place published

Cham, Switzerland

Start date

2018-06-03

End date

2018-06-06

Language

English

Copyright

© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018

Former Identifier

2006109959

Esploro creation date

2021-10-13

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