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... fortius. Theseare non-sportised forms of body discipline arising through physical education and sport for all’, on the one hand, and the less constrained and freerbodily configurations achieved through ... differentconfigurations of the human body. The ‘sportised’ body may assume severalsuch configurations. ‘Serious sport (or ‘elite sport or ‘achievement sport ) isonly one of several possible configurations ... of Space and Place (London, 1980), pp.148–65Sibley, D. ‘Purification of space , Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 1988, pp. 409–21Sibley, D. Geographies of Exclusion: Society and...

... different relationships and influence thetone of an interaction.The interpersonal aspects also include body language, expression,intonation and other non-verbal forms of communicationexhibited ... gestures, body language, eye contact, sounds,expression and tone. Cultural values are often reinforced verbally and non-verbally. Teachers need to be aware of home contextsfor talking and listening.The ... demands on students’ orallanguage. Often the talking and listening demands of home and school might be different, which makes systematic and explicitteaching and communication with parents and...

... Regarding Transcription Conventions 189 Structural Components: Basic Patterns and Conversations 190 Basic Patterns – Havana v. Matanzas 191 Conversations: Simple Calls 194 Conclusions 198 CHAPTER ... Itótele responses used by Abbilona and Los Muñequitos 198 xii 61. Other common itótele responses 198 62. Basic continuing conversation 203 63. A more complex continuing conversation 203 ... This convention is applied uniformly, but with one exception, the word batá. Titles of songs and toques (Sp. compositions for the batá drums) appear within quotations as plain font, with only...

... area focuses on econometric issues and model speci…cation1See Ibbotson (1975) for the …rst systematic study on underpricing, and Ibbotson and Ja¤e (1975) fortheir early work on hot-issue markets. ... the CAPM: participation restrictions and investor heterogeneity.Two types of participation restriction are considered: share-supply restrictions and short-sale restrictions. It is well known ... facilitate future empirical work. Section 2.4 concludes and discusseslimitations and possible future extensions of the static and dynamic models developed inChapter 1 and Chapter 2. All formal proofs...

... funda-mentally wrong with our appreciation of core examples from the canonof nineteenth- and twentieth-century photography?Kendall L. Walton’s second contribution to our collection, “Landscape and Still ... journalistic, evidentiary, and scientific contexts.Cynthia Freeland’s contribution (chapter 2) focuses on Walton’s con-tact and transparency theses. With regard to the former, Freeland invest-igates ... L. Walton has published dozens of highly influential essays on the philosophy of art and representation, and is author of Mimesis as Make-Believe: On the Foundations of the Representational Arts...

... APPLICATION VULNERABILITIES COUNTERMEASURES (CONTINUED)Top­10 Web application vulnerabilities (continued)Remote administration flawsAttacker can gain access to the Web server through the remote administration interfaceWeb and application server misconfigurationAny Web server software out of the box is usually vulnerable to attackDefault accounts and passwordsOverly informative error messages32HANDS ON ETHICAL HACKING AND NETWORK DEFENSELesson 10Hacking Web ServersAPPLICATION VULNERABILITIES COUNTERMEASURES (CONTINUED)WebGoat can be used toTraverse a file system on a Windows XP computer running ApacheWebGoat’s big challengeDefeat an authentication mechanismSteal credit cards from a databaseDeface a Web site36COMMON GATEWAY INTERFACE (CGI)Handles moving data from a Web server to a Web browserThe majority of dynamic Web pages are created with CGI and scripting languagesDescribes how a Web server passes data to a Web browserRelies on Perl or another scripting language to create dynamic Web pagesCGI programs can be written in different programming and scripting languages1037COMMON GATEWAY INTERFACE (CGI) (CONTINUED)CGI exampleWritten in PerlHello.plShould be placed in the cgi­bin directory on the Web server#!/usr/bin/perlprint ... %>.< /BODY& gt;</HTML>Microsoft does not want users to be able to view an ASP Web page’s source codeThis can create serious security problems14ASSESSING WEB APPLICATIONSSecurity testers should look for answers to some important questionsDoes the Web application use dynamic Web pages?Does the Web application connect to a backend database server?Does the Web application require authentication of the user? On what platform was the Web application developed?40APACHE WEB SERVERTomcat Apache is another Web Server programTomcat Apache hosts anywhere from 50% to 60% of all Web sitesAdvantagesWorks on just about any *NIX and Windows platformIt is freeRequires Java 2 Standard Runtime Environment (J2SE, version 5.0)15DOES THE WEB APPLICATION USE DYNAMIC WEB PAGES?Static Web pages do not create a security environmentIIS attack exampleSubmitting a specially formatted URL to the attacked Web serverIIS does not correctly parse the URL informationAttackers could launch a Unicode exploithttp://www.nopatchiss.com/scripts/ ... "="4217DOES THE WEB APPLICATION CONNECT TO A BACKEND DATABASE SERVER? (CONTINUED)Basic testing should look forWhether you can enter text with punctuation marksWhether you can enter a single quotation mark followed by any SQL keywordsWhether you can get any sort of database error when attempting to inject SQL43USING SCRIPTING LANGUAGESDynamic Web pages can be developed using scripting languagesVBScriptJavaScriptPHP18DOES THE WEB APPLICATION REQUIRE AUTHENTICATION OF THE USER?Many Web applications require another server authenticate usersExamine how information is passed between the two serversEncrypted channelsVerify that logon and password information is stored on secure placesAuthentication servers introduce a second target44PHP: HYPERTEXT PROCESSOR (PHP)Enables Web developers to create dynamic Web pagesSimilar to ASPOpen­source server­side scripting languageCan be embedded in an HTML Web page using PHP tags <?php and ?>Users cannot see PHP code on their Web browserUsed primarily on UNIX systemsAlso supported on Macintosh and Microsoft platforms19 ON WHAT PLATFORM WAS THE WEB APPLICATION DEVELOPED?Several different platforms and technologies can be used to develop Web applicationsAttacks differ depending on the platform and technology used to develop the applicationFootprinting is used to find out as much information as possible about a target systemThe more you know about a system the easier it is to gather information about its vulnerabilities45OBJECTIVESCollection InformationDescribe Web applicationsExplain Web application vulnerabilitiesDescribe the tools used to attack Web servers2...

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