Abstract: In one embodiment, a controller in a network may receive an injected command to be executed by an application from an application monitoring agent operating in the network. The injected command may be intercepted by the application monitoring agent prior to execution of the injected command by the application. The controller may then use a security algorithm to determine whether the injected command is malicious. If it is determined that the injected command is not malicious, the controller may enable the application to execute the injected command. Conversely, if it is determined that the injected command is malicious, the controller may prevent the application from executing the injected command.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a controller in a network may receive an injected command to be executed by an application from an application monitoring agent operating in the network. The injected command may be intercepted by the application monitoring agent prior to execution of the injected command by the application. The controller may then use a security algorithm to determine whether the injected command is malicious. If it is determined that the injected command is not malicious, the controller may enable the application to execute the injected command. Conversely, if it is determined that the injected command is malicious, the controller may prevent the application from executing the injected command.

Abstract: In one embodiment, techniques herein determine a plurality of resources loaded during rendering of a web page on a client device, and determine a duration of time taken for each of the plurality of resources to fully load. Accordingly, the techniques herein may then cluster the plurality of resources into clusters, comprising a first cluster consisting of resources having the shortest durations of the plurality of resources and a second cluster consisting of resources having the longest durations of the plurality of resources. Those resources of the first cluster may then be classified as cached resources, while those resources of the second cluster may be classified as non-cached resources.

Abstract: In one embodiment, techniques herein determine a plurality of resources loaded during rendering of a web page on a client device, and determine a duration of time taken for each of the plurality of resources to fully load. Accordingly, the techniques herein may then cluster the plurality of resources into clusters, comprising a first cluster consisting of resources having the shortest durations of the plurality of resources and a second cluster consisting of resources having the longest durations of the plurality of resources. Those resources of the first cluster may then be classified as cached resources, while those resources of the second cluster may be classified as non-cached resources.