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Security Briefs: Active Directory Cache Dependencies

Posted by james on October 8, 2011 0 comments

Active Directory Cache DependenciesCode download available at: SecurityBriefs2007_07.exe (182 KB) Browse the Code Online If you are in the process of building an application that can be used anywhere in an enterprise, chances are you could benefit by integrating with Active Directory®. There’s a wealth of information right there for the taking if you’re willing [...]

Security in .NET: The Security Infrastructure of the CLR Provides Evidence, Policy, Permissions, and Enforcement Services

Posted by james on October 6, 2011 0 comments

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Security Briefs: Using Protocol Transition—Tips from the Trenches

Posted by james on October 6, 2011 0 comments

Here is the same content in en-us.Using Protocol Transition—Tips from the TrenchesCode download available at: SecurityBriefs2007_01.exe (172 KB) Browse the Code Online I covered protocol transition and constrained delegation in detail in a previous Security Briefs column, where I dove in deep and looked at the underlying S4U Kerberos extensions that actually make it work. [...]

Security Briefs: Mind Those Passwords!

Posted by james on September 28, 2011 0 comments

Code download available at: SecurityBriefs0407.exe (349 KB) Browse the Code Online Passwords are necessary evils. The way most password-based authentication works these days, the length and complexity of your password is directly related to how difficult it would be for an attacker to impersonate you. For example, if you choose “password” as your password, an [...]

Resource File: Web Services Security Specs and TrustBridge

Posted by james on September 6, 2011 0 comments

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Security Briefs: Credentials and Delegation

Posted by james on September 4, 2011 0 comments

Code download available at: SecurityBriefs0509.exe (124 KB) Browse the Code Online I get loads of security questions from friends and former students, and recently I’ve gotten a number of questions about building secure data-driven Web sites for internal enterprise systems. I’ve decided to answer them here to hopefully save you some headaches in your own [...]

Security Briefs: Step-by-Step Guide to InfoCard

Posted by james on August 30, 2011 0 comments

Step-by-Step Guide to InfoCardCode download available at: SecurityBriefs05.exe (125 KB) Browse the Code Online In my April 2006 column I began a discussion of InfoCard, the upcoming identity metasystem, which is being prepared for release in the Windows Vista™ timeframe. If you haven’t read that column, you should definitely start there because I’m going to [...]

Security Briefs: Protect Your Site With URL Rewriting

Posted by james on August 14, 2011 0 comments

Protect Your Site With URL RewritingTim Berners-Lee once famously wrote that “cool URIs don’t change.” His opinion was that broken hyperlinks erode user confidence in an application and that URIs should be designed in such a way that they can remain unchanged for 200 years or more. While I understand his point, I’ll venture to [...]

Security Briefs: Getting Started With The SDL Threat Modeling Tool

Posted by james on August 8, 2011 0 comments

Getting Started With The SDL Threat Modeling Tool Figure 1 The Threat Modeling ProcessIn November 2008, Microsoft announced the general availability of the Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) Threat Modeling Tool as a free download from MSDN. This column follows a team through the process of getting started with the SDL threat modeling approach and shows [...]

Security Briefs: Protecting Your Code with Visual C++ Defenses

Posted by james on July 31, 2011 1 comment

Protecting Your Code with Visual C++ DefensesA lot of code is written in C and C++ and unfortunately a lot of this code has security vulnerabilities that many developers do not know about. Programs written in any language can have vulnerabilities that leave their users open to attack, but it’s the C and C++ languages [...]

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