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Author: Nancy Michell
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I have an authentication question: I'm using Windows® authentication for a Web site in one environment, and Passport authentication in another. If I check the following value to get the authentication type in Windows sometimes an empty string is returned and sometimes "NTLM" is returned. Shouldn't it always return "NTLM"?...
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Author: Riaan Lehmkuhl
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I implemented Subversion on windows to use Active Directory Authentication. I could not get the svnperms.py hook script to function correctly, however, and I've been looking for an excuse to try out .NET Framework 2.0. So here it is: SvnPerms.net....
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Author: admin under
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This is an enhancement of these article(s)
* Built-in Forms Authentication - description
* Built-in Forms Authentication - sample with DOWNLOAD
Lets enhance the solutions from those articles by not storing the users and passwords in web.config but instead in a database....
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Author: MSDN
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This article describes how to create keys to use for encryption, decryption, and validation of Forms authentication cookie data. You can use the keys that you create in this article for the validationKey and decryptionKey attributes of the section in the element in the Machine.config and Web.config files....
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Here, you'll learn the use of a VB.NET class library project through this User Authentication example. Instead of the conventional ADO recordset, I've used the new Dataset(check out my previous article for more information on Datasets) to traverse. Once the class is ready and compiled, you can reference this class in any VB.NET project by selecting the Project -> Add Reference menu option....
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Author: Paul Coldrey
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The basic story is that I had some code that went off to a timestamp server using HttpWebRequest and worked fine in .NET 2.0. Then I had to use it with .NET 3.0 and got the error:
(407) Proxy Authentication Required.
Now, I already had all the code to add a proxy to the request and the very same code worked in .NET 2.0 so it was a but of a mystery. At the time of writing WPF is still pretty new and so there is not a lot of documentation. Hence a week of wasted time began and once I...
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Author: Nick Parker
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Our department has recently begun moving all of our Client/Server Applications over to Windows NT authentication via Active Directory. Our previous applications used a SQL Server login for each user. This can become very tedious when it come to setting up users across the company for wide spread applications. There are also inherent security risks involved without the user being authenticated. I thought I would share the following code dealing with security in .NET in hopes that it will help som...
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Author: pjutard.
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This article describes a simple assembly to send mails programmatically using a SMTP server that requires authentication. It also works with those servers that doesn't require it.
In this release, you cannot use attachments, but I will implement it as soon as possible....
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Author: admin under
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Ok, after reading those articles we know how to limit access to a specific location on our website, but what about a more finegrained control. I mean, maybe some people should get to see some extra items in the menu or something, while other shouldn't.
Assuming you have a database with some kind of usertype column (superadmin/admin/readonly for example) the problem now is - all we know now is that all people accessing our protected area are indeed validated against our database - but we can't...
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This tutorial is a step by step examination of what you need to do to secure a directory in your application with Forms Authentication....
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Author: Ivan Krivyakov
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Recently I needed to secure a C# client that talked to a Java server using XML web services over HTTP. The basic requirement was that the server must authenticate the client using a secure protocol. That is, simply sending a user name, or a user name plus a cleartext password would not do.
The client runs on Windows, and the server runs on Linux. Both the client and the server live in the same corporate intranet....
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Author: Steve Fillingham
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Making your WinForm applications User Friendly is important. One aspect of a good user experience is informing your user that your application is unresponsive during short periods of work. This article introduces an effective and simple way of adding application wide WaitCursors using one line of start-up code....
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Author: Michael Kogotkov-Lisin
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Secure sign-in, a new feature in version 2.0 of the .NET Passport single sign-in and profile service, is a functionality that will be especially useful for sites containing confidential information or anywhere security is a primary concern. Such sites include banks, medical sites, and so on. Secure sign-in is as safe as any SSL-based Web site login used today and provides a way to virtually eliminate vulnerability to replay and dictionary attacks.
This article explains secure sign-in and ...
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Author: gyllbert
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One of my sites is a phpBB forum and I extended it recently with a new functionality. Users can download a small C# application and they can track posts by keywords. My users were pleased and I decided to add new features, like posting inside the application. The problem was to login the users so I will explain in this article how to create/keep/use the session....
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