Concepts : Security

Learn how to develop an application for a Windows Mobile based device, including how to determine what the security configuration of your device is, and how to sign your application with the appropriate certificate.

Updated: 05/30/2005

Code Secure: Another Look at the SafeInt Class

David LeBlanc revisits the SafeInt Class and discusses relevant updates since his last article on this topic.

Updated: 05/30/2005

The Trustworthy Computing Security Development Lifecycle

To withstand malicious attack to its software, Microsoft uses threat models during software design, static analysis code-scanning tools during implementation, and other techniques to significantly reduce external security vulnerabilities.

Updated: 03/23/2005

Routing Secured SOAP Messages Through Multiple SOAP Intermediaries Using WSE 2.0

Route secure SOAP messages through multiple HTTP SOAP intermediaries using "Next-Hop" mechanisms, and use the ExtendedSecurity function to form a secured chain of SOAP nodes through which messages must pass.

Updated: 03/20/2005

Security Briefs: Security Enhancements in the .NET Framework 2.0

Security Enhancements in the .NET Framework 2.0

Updated: 02/20/2005

Code Secure: Browsing the Web and Reading E-mail Safely as an Administrator

This Article discusses how you can run as an administrator and access Internet data safely by dropping unnecessary administrative privileges when using any tool to access the Internet.

Updated: 02/20/2005

Managing Security Context Tokens in a Web Farm

This Article explains the techniques for extending WSE 2.0 to manage the secure context token state across a farm hosting multiple instances of a service.

Updated: 02/20/2005

SQL Server for Developers: Writing Secure Transact-SQL

This Article reviews the best practices to make your T-SQL code more bulletproof.

Updated: 02/20/2005

Trustworthy Code: Exchange Data More Securely with XML Signatures and Encryption

Understand XML Signature and XML Encryption standards and learn how to use them with .NET for more secure data exchange.

Updated: 02/20/2005

Safety in Windows: Manage Access to Windows Objects with ACLs and the .NET Framework

Discover the ease with which the new library of classes in the .NET Framework 2.0 allows you to secure objects in a few steps using managed code.

Updated: 02/20/2005

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