How JSON and AJAX relate to Same-Origin Policy

JavaScript Object Notation(JSON) is a popular form of data that contains and exists in value pairs. Lv et al.(2018) explain that JSON has semi-structured data whose format is based on JavaScript. JavaScript is a type of data programming.JSON is more popular than World Wide Web and is commonly used in the research community that relies on database.JSON exists in pairs because it is a document that contains a set of objects and it is easy to read. Same-Origin Policy enables the access of data between web applications and websites. It fulfills this function by restricting data that one origin can send to another.JSON relates to the Same-Origin Policy because it uses inter- data language to exchange data or update a web page.

AJAX's development brought about a fast technique incorporating other technologies and bringing about modern and interactive web applications. The interactions were enhanced since AJAX used existing languages, protocols, and technologies. Khalid et al.(2018) explain that AJAX is a new technology that has developed interactive web applications such as Facebook and YouTube.AJAX is a Web-development tool that creates web pages by asynchronously data requests. It also enables data to be updated without reloading the whole page. This unique feature ensures that the Same-Origin Policy is implemented by defining the rules that allow the web page to access data from outside. Same Origin Policy is a security policy that ensures that web browsers allow web pages created by AJAX to access data from the exact origin and not from a different page.