Elective C Past Paper and References (Web Site Development only)

Elective C Past Paper and References (Web Site Development only)

Past paper:

CE CIT Elective D (2005-2011):

2005 1a-e,g 2 3

2006 1 3

2007 1 3

2008 1a-c 3

2009 1 2

2010 1 3

2011 1 3

DSE ICT Elective C (SP-2017):

SP 1 2

PP 2a-c,g 4

2012 1 2c,d 4

2013 1a 2b,c 3a-c

2014 1c,f 2a-d 4b,c

2015 1eiii 2 3b-e 4

2016 1a 2 3 4b,diii,e

2017 2d,e 3 4

Official References:

Reference Books

Niederst, J. (2012). Learning web design: A beginner's guide to HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and web graphics (Forth edition). USA: O’Reilly and Associates, Inc.

Pascarello, E. (2004). JavaScript: Your visual blueprint for building dynamic web pages (Secondedition). USA: Wiley Publishing, Inc.

Websites

Refsnes Data. (2015). HTML tutorial. w3schools. http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp. 

Website Security

Website Security

Learning Outcomes:

Compulsory E. Social Implications

d. Threats and Security on the Internet (extract)

• Explain authentication and authorization as a means to control access of information on the Internet.
• Be aware of the latest developments in security measures.

Authentication

• Authentication means identification of users.
• One of the methods is to use biometrics. Biometrics is a known and documented attributes of a user.
• The attributes can be fingerprint identification, voice recognition, retina scan, iris scan, face recognition, etc.

Security measures for login process

• Limit the number of login attempts
• Two-factor authentication
• Prevent keystroke logging – randomized numeric keypad, partial password
• CAPTCHA – protect against bots. Accessibility is tackled by permitting users to opt for audio or sound CAPTCHA

References:

https://www.alliancetechpartners.com/common-authentication-methods-used-network-security/

https://swoopnow.com/modern-password/

http://www.captcha.net/