A secured distribution of server loads to clients

Over the years, web services have become a fundamental part of our daily lives. We do everything on the web, from social to work and personal affairs. The volume of traffic over the web has become large due to the amount of people who use it. Recently, a paradigm for web applications called Single Page Application, has become more popular. With the use of Javascript based technologies, we can run practically any type of application on the client side, and leave the server with the sole duty of serving pages and a manual of the available content and how to use it, allowing the server to handle larger amount of volume. Unfortunately, SPA are also vulnerable to malicious users as most of its functionality is located at the client side. This paper proposed a framework to enhance the existent OAuth support to create a trust and anonymous service, which can help ensure the integrity of the application and the legitimacy of the user. Results show that SPA can not just be secure, but also help with server performance, by decreasing its load at higher traffic.