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Abstract
The rapid expansion of web applications in todays digital landscape has heightened the need for robust web security measures to safeguard against potential vulnerabilities and data breaches. This research explores the evolving domain of web security with a focus on current developments and ongoing challenges. As web applications become prime targets for malicious actors, there is an increasing demand for effective security assessment methods. This study investigates the integration of advanced techniques, including penetration testing and quantitative security evaluation, to enhance web application security.Penetration testing, guided by frameworks such as the OWASP Web Security Testing Guide (WSTG), is a critical component in identifying and mitigating security risks. By automating test mapping for web application endpoints, this approach reduces the manual effort required by penetration testers and improves testing efficiency. Additionally, the study examines the application of quantitative methods to evaluate web security, leveraging mathematical and computational techniques to assess the security levels of web applications effectively.Furthermore, the research highlights the impact of emerging technologies, such as Web 3.0 and Federated Learning-based systems, on web security. With the introduction of sophisticated attacks and defensive strategies, such as the FedCTS backdoor attack and its corresponding countermeasures, the study underscores the importance of continual adaptation and innovation in web security practices.This paper provides a comprehensive overview of these advancements and challenges, offering valuable insights into the current state and future directions of web security.
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