.NET Secure Programming

Author: Marshall
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book covers all important security principles, discusses security in Windows and web-based environments; provides detailed introductions to code access security and role-based security; demonstrates how .NET applications use cryptography, a topic that is not easily understood correctly; and explains how to create and deploy custom security objects in .NET. Security in Windows and web-based environments has always been a concern, especially with the increasing prevalence of security breaches today, and .NET security is a new approach to addressing long-standing security issues in the computer industry, differing significantly from Win32 security. This book primarily focuses on .NET security programming, introducing many new terms, concepts, and syntax. The content covers the .NET architecture, runtime security policies, code access security, role-based security, ASP.NET security, cryptography, and custom .NET security. It also introduces the System.Security namespace and the System.Security.Permissions namespace separately. This book is suitable for professional developers working on the .NET platform.