SECURITY OF THE SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC LEARNING
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https://doi.org/10.58898/sij.v1i1.09-13Keywords:
e-learning, education, security, attacksAbstract
Security is one of great problems in the creation and implementation of e-learning solution. As an end user is not able to see these problems, they are often neglected. As all other applications, e-learning portals are widely distributed and available to a wide audience, which makes them vulnerable in a way. As the concept of Web applications is very spontaneously developed without a detailed plan, and with great effort invested in development of programming languages and interpreters for Web applications, there is a danger from manipulation by malicious users.
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