International Business Machines Corporation

Ryan R Wilson

Jason Matthew Wicker

Devang D Patel

Matthew T Pellas

Vasantha K Alle

James W Barnes

A user-device configured server code trace request that specifies an element identifier of a specified user-device interface element served by a server device and a server code tracing depth specified by a user of a user device is received at the server device from the user device served by the server device. Using the specified element identifier, a granular server code trace of server code scoped to the specified server code tracing depth and scoped to a portion of the server code utilized in association with the specified user-device interface element is performed.

Client-configured server class tracing to a configurable threshold

A user-device configured server code trace request that specifies an element identifier of a specified user-device interface element served by a server and a server code tracing depth specified by a user of a user device is received at the server device from the user device served by the server device. Using the specified element identifier, a granular server code trace of server code scoped to the specified server code tracing depth and scoped to a portion of the server code utilized in association with the specified user-device interface element is configured. The configured granular server code trace of the server code scoped to the specified server code tracing depth and scoped to the portion of the server code utilized in association with the specified user-device interface element is performed.

A method, system or computer usable program product for securing displayed information including establishing a session between a first data processing device including a first memory and a second data processing device including a second memory and a display, maintaining session awareness indicating that both the first and second devices are alive in the session, inputting information into the second data processing device during the session producing input information stored in the second memory, and responsive to a determination the session has ended between the first and second device, deleting the input information in the second memory.

Securing displayed information

A web client is controlled to actively ignore scripts in certain portions of a web document using control instructions in the form of a special pair of markup language 'tags.' A tag pair of this type is defined by a first tag, and a second tag paired with the first tag to form the tag pair. Each of the first and second tags includes a same identifier, and the tag pair is adapted to be recognized by a browser interpreter to instruct the web client to ignore given information located with the tag pair. Thus, when a web document is received by a web client, it is parsed (by the interpreter) in the usual manner. Upon determining that the tag pair is present, the browser bypasses (ignores) given information (typically, a script) located with the tag pair. Bypassing the script reduces the possibility that the script can be used for malicious purposes, such as an XSS attack.

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Ryan R Wilson