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Thanks to all who showed up last night at the MaineBytes .NET user group, I don’t think there was an empty seat! You can grab the demos from the talk here .
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Thanks for those of you who attended my talks last week in London. The ASP.NET Attack and Defence talk covered SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and cross-site request forgery (CSRF). The first two have downloadable demos and labs as part of my input validation module series. I don’t yet have...
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Thanks to all to came to my talks on ASP.NET Ajax 4.0 and Introduction to ASP.NET MVC yesterday - you can grab the demos here and here respectively.
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Thanks to all who attended my pre-conference tutorial today on ASP.NET Ajax. You can grab the demos here .
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Thanks to all who showed up last night at the inaugural New England ASP.NET Professionals User Group meeting in Waltham, MA. You can grab the demos for the talk here .
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Thanks to all who attended my post-conference tutorial on ASP.NET Ajax today. You can grab the demos from the talk here .
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Thanks to all who attended my talk on ASP.NET ListView and LINQ early this morning. You can grab the demos from the talk here .
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Thanks to all who attended my talk on Server Communication with ASP.NET Ajax and WCF, you can grab the demos for the talk here . I also mentioned I'd provide a link to the FireFox script shell I was using, which is at squarefree.com/shell .
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From Coding Horror , originally from CWE/SANS , this is a list that every developer should review from time to time. If you work on software in any capacity, at least skim this list. I encourage you to click through for greater detail on anything you're not familiar with, or that piques your interest...
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I've just recorded and published a short screencast on 'Introducing ASP.NET MVC' which you can view here . In this screencast I walk you through the steps in creating a minimal ASP.NET MVC application, point out some of the differences between MVC and traditional Webforms, and discuss the...
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It's a bit of a pain to create self-signed certs using MAKECERT. So here's a GUI-based tool that uses a combination of the .NET Framework and the CryptoAPI to create self-signed X.509 certificates. And it's factored so that you can use the underlying library standalone - you can easily create...
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Over the last couple of years, I've worked on websites that support both HTTP and HTTPS, and it's always tricky to find a balance between security and usability. Dominick wrote an excellent article about this awhile back, suggesting that allowing ASP.NET to make the choice between HTTP and HTTPS...
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The other day I was working on a website that uses ASP.NET health monitoring to log unhandled exceptions. This system sends email to the devs when exceptions occur so that they can track down the problem. Their website is constantly getting better as they strive to reduce those emails. This works great...
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Chris Sells used to poke fun at me when we worked together in my former life . He used to call my security class, "Essential Access Denied". His point was a good one: when they aren't applied carefully, security countermeasures often just get in the way of getting work done. I don't...
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I've been rather dark over the last couple of months as I helped to finish up Pluralsight's online training offering, Pluralsight On-Demand . I'm psyched that we finally shipped! Be sure to check it out soon (you can preview bits of each course right now for free), as we're offering a...
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