Ten years after the release of .NET 1.0 Microsoft decided to revamp the built-in infrastructure for authentication & authorization. All identities in .NET are now modeled using the claims-based paradigm, and token based authentication (which is also the basis for federation) is now a first class citizen in the framework. …
This presentation covers the Black Arts of Cracks, KeyGens, Malware for the .NET Framework. The information in this presentation shows how a .NET programmer can do unspeakable things to .NET applications. It covers the life cycle of developing such attacks and overcoming common countermeasures. This presentation will focus on C# …
This video discusses a range of security topics relevant for .NET applications including: what is application security, security design and the SDL, identity Management, role base security and claim based identity, cryptography, secure communication, and input validation. By the end of this session, you will understand that .NET provides the …
Eric Johnson presents the most common options you have for configuring application security in SQL Server. Learn how to set up a single login for use by a whole application, a login for each user, and how you can use application rules to enhance security.
