the pageforest.com blog: Securing REST API's against "Drive By" RequestsFirst Faved : Sep 04 2008 by mikeFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 8 timesFave It!
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I couldn't find a good description on the web about securing REST API's against drive-by requests (unauthorized 3rd party calls when you visit a malicious web site).
Here's what I've pieced together today by examining what del.icio.us is doing to secure it's REST api.
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