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I'm about to embark on a mission to get Zermatt integrated into pluralsight.com as our single-sign-on solution, and a big part of that is getting our Community Server installation wired into that. I'm curious if anyone else has seen any work being...
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We recently updated our website and some links have broken as a result. Here's the place you should go to get the latest version of Password Minder: http://mercury.pluralsight.com/tools.aspx Sorry for any inconvenience!
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For a couple of years now, I've been giving talks about "claims-based identity", and "claims-aware applications". The most concrete example of a claims-based identity architecture that I've been able to show so far is Active...
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Finally there's a home on the Internet for information cards . I've been waiting for this for a long time - a place to point consumers, executives, and developers to learn more about information cards. And it's not just a Microsoft thing....
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To those who came to my talks at TechEd 2008 Developers , thank you! Be sure to fill out an evaluation before you leave; scores matter a lot to the conference organizers, so let them know what you thought. Here is the code from my ADFS talk. Here is the...
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This is a minor update. Here's what was changed (from the readme file): Incorporated a patch from Richard Howells to give you the option to turn on/off the "Always On Top" behavior of the main form. I still recommend not keeping PWM in memory...
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This is new; J.D. and crew are hosting it on CodePlex to get feedback. From J.D.'s blog : Our patterns & practices WCF Security Guidance Project is in progress on CodePlex. This is our first release of prescriptive guidance modules for WCF Security...
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Thanks to all of YOU who attended my claims-based identity postconference here at DevWeek. Grab the demos from here . Updated (20 Mar 2008) with new link.
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Thanks to all who attended this DevWeek talk today. Here's a link to the demos I did, along with the tamper-detection code I showed you. Enjoy! Updated (20 Mar 2008) with new link.
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This is one of my favorite places, and I've been away for quite awhile. During the week of February 12, I'll be teaching our Applied .NET 3.0 course , and covering some of the new stuff in 3.5 as well. This class is an introduction to the 3.x platform...
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In my quest to get unit testing and code coverage, I was disappointed to find that NCover requires administrative privileges to run. I posted on their forum about this , and was informed that the authors "haven't had a good enough reason" to fix the problem...
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Before posting my discussion of code signing cert costs , I took a quick look at my trusted root store and didn't find anything by Comodo. I guess I should have looked more closely. There it is! Apparently John's found an excellent deal . It turns out...
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UPDATE: It turns out that John *did* find a bargain. Please be sure to read this followup post . In my recent post about Windows Live OneCare Firewall and Security, I mentioned that code signing certificates aren't cheap. If you look at the major vendors...
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My continuing saga using Windows Live OneCare ... Like most security products, this one puts an icon in the taskbar. This one glows green if everything is OK, yellow if there's somthing minor wrong, or red if there's something really wrong. For example...
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I've recently installed Windows Live OneCare and generally have been very happy with it. I'm using the Family Safety option to help my kids access the Internet safely. But one thing that's been bugging me is the outbound firewall. If your software is...
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