- WebSocket Security Analysis

- A Security Analysis of Next Generation Web Standards

- The Emperor’s New APIs: On the (In)Secure Usage of New Client-side Primitives

- HTML5 Overview: A Look at HTML5 Attack Scenarios

- HTML5 Web Security

- HTML5 Top 10 Threats Stealth Attacks and Silent Exploits

- Attacking with HTML5

- Abusing HTML 5 Structured Client-side Storage

Blog posts on HTML5 Security [Back to Home]
- Compromising HTML5 WebSockets with an XSS vulnerability

- HTML5 WebSocket Security is Strong

- Kaazing WebSocket Gateway Security is Strong

- How a Platform Using HTML5 Can Affect the Security of Your Website

- Invisible arbitrary CSRF file upload in Flickr.com

- Minus.com silent arbitrary file upload

- Cross domain arbitrary file upload Redux

- How to upload arbitrary file contents cross-domain

- Filejacking: How to make a file server from your browser (with HTML5 of course)

- HTML5 WebSockets - security & new tool for attacking

- Squid-imposter: Phishing websites forever with HTML5 offline cache

- XSS track got ninja stealth skills thanks to HTML5

- XSS-Track now steals your uploaded files with HTML5 power!

- CSRF with JSON – leveraging XHR and CORS

- Blind WebSQL and Storage extraction for HTML5 Apps

- Top 10 HTML5 Threats & Attack Vectors

- Hacking Facebook with HTML5

- Cracking hashes in the JavaScript cloud with Ravan

- Performing DDoS attacks with HTML5 Cross Origin Requests & WebWorkers

- Port Scanning with HTML5 and JS-Recon

- Shell of the Future – Reverse Web Shell Handler for XSS Exploitation

- Chrome and Safari users open to stealth HTML5 AppCache attack

- HTML5 Security Articles and Live Demos

Slides from presentations made on HTML5 Security [Back to Home]
- HTML5 - The Good, the Bad, the Ugly

- HTML5: something wicked this way comes - HackPra

- HTML5 Web Security

- Web security in the frontend

- Abusing HTML5

- HTML5 Advanced Computer Networks SS 2011

- Pwning Intranets with HTML5

- Can you trust your workers? Examining the security of Web Workers

Videos of past talks on HTML5 Security [Back to Home]
- HTML5: something wicked this way comes

- Pwning intranets with HTML5

- Next Generation Web Attacks - HTML 5, DOM (L3) and XHR (L2)

- Attacking with HTML5

Other resources on HTML5 Security [Back to Home]
- Discussion on HTML5 Security at OWASP Summit 2011

- HTML5 Security Cheatsheet Wiki

- HTML5 WebSQL and COR Security Demos

Upcoming talks on HTML5 Security [Back to Home]