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The movie "Hackers" (1995) was spot-on (in being ridiculous.) But security issues with web applications are very real to the companies who have to face the fall-out from the compromise of their custom [read more]
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Introduction to Script injection and How to Prevent against it using asp.net.
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Table for categories of Security Classes in the System.Security.Cryptography Namespace.
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The movie “Hackers” (1995) was spot-on (in being ridiculous.) But security issues with web applications are very real to the companies who have to face the fall-out from the compromise of their custom [read more]
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Web application log out process does not clear Session properly
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A feature for temporarily storing data associated with a browser session. Session state can be stored outside the process space of a session state client. The ASP.NET State Server is the default imple [read more]
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Cross-site scripting attacks exploit vulnerabilities in Web page validation by injecting client-side script code. The script code embeds itself in response data, which is sent back to an unsuspecting [read more]
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Recently I am developing a user admin module. I have a GridView control and a ChangePassword control in the page. The admin could choose the user from the GridView and change the user's password in t [read more]
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I recently posted about 500,000 sites having been subjected to SQL injection attacks. For the most part, these were old ASP sites. Frankly, I didn't realize there were that many ASP sites still in exi [read more]
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Some websites display a login form at the top of every page. That way, registered users can log in at any time to view additional content. The easiest way to add a Login control to all the pages in an [read more]
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We all use asp.net validators (RequiredFieldValidator, CompareValidator, RangeValidator, RegularExpressionValidator, CustomValidator, ValidationSummary) and it's good to use them BUT they will not mak [read more]
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How to optimize loading time of web app when using database queries
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Request validation, a feature of ASP.NET since version 1.1, prevents the server from accepting content containing un-encoded HTML. This feature is designed to help prevent some script-injection attack [read more]
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