Study about various latest attacks and vulnerabilities to the web application and implementation of major concerns using new paradigm

Narendra M Kandoi; 2 Dr. Vilas M Thakare

Study about various latest attacks and vulnerabilities to the web application and implementation of major concerns using new paradigm

Authors
Narendra M Kandoi, 2 Dr. Vilas M Thakare

Abstract
The partition of concerns design objectives improves software reutilization; understand capability, scalability and maintainability. By using the OO (object oriented) concept, it is not always conceivable to separate into independent modules the different concerns of an application. The result is that the source code of crosscutting concerns are tangled and scattered across the whole application. Aspect-oriented programming offers a higher level of modularity, providing a solution for the code tangling and scattering problem.

An application security has two primary goals: first, it is intended to prevent unauthorised personnel from accessing information at higher classification than their authorisation. Second, it is intended to prevent personnel from declassifying information. Using an object oriented approach to implementing application security results not only with the problem of code scattering and code tangling, but also results in weaker enforcement of security. This weaker enforcement of security could be due to the inherent design of the system or due to a programming error. Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) complements Object Oriented Programming (OOP) by providing another way of thinking about program structure. The key unit of modularity in OOP is the class, whereas in AOP the unit of modularity is the aspect. The goal of the paper is to present that Aspect Oriented Programming AspectJ integrated with Spring AOP provides very powerful mechanisms for stronger enforcement of security. Aspect oriented programming (AOP) allows weaving a security aspect into an application providing additional security functionality or introducing completely new security mechanisms.

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