Best practices for private config data and connection strings in configuration in ASP.NET and Azure
A reader emailed asking how to avoid accidentally checking in passwords and other sensitive data into GitHub or source control in general. I think it's fair to say that we've all done this once or twice - it's a rite of passage for developers old and new. The simplest way to avoid checking in passwords and/or connection strings into source control is to (no joke) keep passwords and connection stri
ASP.NET - ASP.NET Web API Security Filters
This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. September 2014 Volume 29 Number 9 ASP.NET : ASP.NET Web API Security Filters Badrinarayanan Lakshmiraghavan | September 2014 Authentication and authorization are cornerstones of application security. Authentication establishes the identity of a user by v
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Encrypting Configuration Information Using Protected Configuration
Part of securing an application involves ensuring that highly sensitive information is not stored in a readable or easily decodable format. Examples of sensitive information include user names, passwords, connection strings, and encryption keys. Storing sensitive information in a non-readable format improves the security of your application by making it difficult for an attacker to gain access to
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yebo blog: ASP.NETの暗号データはパディング・オラクル攻撃で盗聴可能
2010/09/15 ASP.NETの暗号データはパディング・オラクル攻撃で盗聴可能 ASP.NETでデータの暗号化に欠陥があるため、cookieやセッションデータをクラックできると、今週アルゼンチンで開催されるEkopartyセキュリティ会議で、Juliano RizzoとThai Duongが発表するとのこと。一般的にAESではCBC (Cipher Block Chaining) モードが使われるが、パディング・オラクル (Padding Oracle) 攻撃の脆弱性があるため、鍵が無くても暗号データを盗聴できるそうだ。Rizzo氏らは "Padding Oracle Exploitation Tool (POET)" [the h]を使って、広く使われているJSFフレームワークをエクスプロイトするデモを行った。詳しい内容は、threatpostに記述されている。 投稿者 zubor
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