While early web applications were created with all data processing done on the server, the expansion in the use of scripting languages embedded in web browsers (specifically, dialects of ECMAscript - JavaScript and JScript) in techniques such as AJAX have allowed for change in the design of web applications. They are no longer run solely on the server-side with a limited input interface of static boxes in an HTML form, but are combinations of two programs - a client program run by the web browser communicating with a server program. While new applications of this type bring benefits in usability, the additional complexity may introduce security problems.
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