Get RequestRodeo: Client Side Protection Against

One of the most basic (and fairly common) examples client-side security is something like an SSL certificate which helps encrypt website communication channels. Unfortunately, SSL certificates don't protect from from the dangers of vulnerable or malicious JavaScript, used in 98% of all websites.

Client-Side Protection & Compliance helps protect against end-user data exfiltration and shield websites from JavaScript threats. It analyzes script behavior in real time, provides actionable insights in a single dashboard view, and delivers alerts to mitigate harmful script activity.

There are various types of client-side attacks, including cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), drive-by downloads, and phishing.

Client-side security refers to the technologies and policies used to protect an end user from malicious activity that is occurring on dynamic web pages accessed from the end user's own device.

Client-side computers request information while server side serves this information. Let's take the internet as an example. Client computers are your mobile phones, laptops, desktops, and tablets. So when you go to websites like YouTube, your devices request information from YouTube servers.

Client-Side: Use Cases Netflix is a globally known brand, hence an excellent example of how a client-side model works. If a user types 'netflix.com' into their browser bar, they generate a request to the DNS servers for the netflix.com IP address. The DNS servers respond by serving the IP address to the browser.