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The Peter Kiewit Institute
Career Resource Center Job: 07580pti – TD Ameritrade - STRATEGY AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INTERN

WORK AT OUR HEADQUARTERS LOCATION IN OMAHA, NE

TD AMERITRADE Holding Corporation, through its subsidiaries, is a leading global financial services firm. We provide investors with a broad range of brokerage, mutual fund and consumer financial products and services on an integrated basis.

TD AMERITRADE has an opening for a College Intern in the Strategy and Emerging Technology department of its ThinkTech IT organization. This internship will provide opportunities for the intern to assist TD AMERITRADE in its investigative use of Internet based virtual world technology (such as Second Life) for business purposes. The Intern will be involved in the design and implementation of a corporate presence in a virtual world for demonstration purposes. This Internship will be approximately 20 hours per week with the potential to work up to 40 hours per week during the summer months. This position pays $10/hour and does not provide benefits.

EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE:
-Position qualifications include experience with internet technologies and web programming.
-Experience with LAMP, (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) technologies and RPC-XML is a plus.
-Experience with LSL (Linden Scripting Language) which is the language Second Life scripts are developed with is preferred. LSL is similar in structure to Java and C.
-Good written and oral communication skills are required.

The name "Cross-Site Scripting" was conied by Mark Slemko, the XSS pioneer,
and actually this name doesn't really reflect at all the issues of this class of
vulnerability, and due to that he explained the choice with the following answer:

"This issue isn't just about scripting, and there isn't necessarily anything
cross-site about it. So why the name? It was coined earlier on when the
problem was less understood, and it stuck. Believe me, we have
had more important things to do than think of a better name."

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By the way the name was early adopted, but in the years it came useful to abbreviate
it to XSS in order to not confuse with Cascading-Style Sheets and Content-Scrumble
Systems.
Starting from the Bugtraq community, the XSS abbreviation became more and more
common as actually it is the "official" reference to this vulnerability, and
obviously we will be conformed to this tradiction