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eCryptfs: Single-File Encryption in Linux October 3, 2008
Encrypt your files transparently in Linux with eCryptfs, an enterprise-class stacked cryptographic file system.
Understanding Windows Mobile Security July 31, 2008
Learn about the security provisioning of Windows Mobile devices and how you can provision your own Windows Mobile device using the Device Security Manager (included with Visual Studio 2008).
Control Your Linux Server Remotely with GnuPG, procmail, and PHP July 14, 2008
Build a system to securely talk to your Linux server via email using an email client, GnuPG, procmail, and PHP.
New Platform Security Tweaks Nokia's Python for S60 Application Development May 2, 2008
Find out how the new platform security features affect Python for S60, what your development options will be, and how to perform native extending.
A Guide to Cryptography in PHP May 2, 2008
This comprehensive guide discusses where to get, how to install, and how to use the various cryptography packages available to enhance the security of your PHP applications.
OpenID and Rails: Authentication 2.0 April 15, 2008
Just about every web application uses the username and password combination for authentication. OpenID offers a better way. Learn how to integrate OpenID authentication in your Rails 2.0 applications.
Building Truly Useful Extension Methods March 30, 2008
Use extension methods to breathe new life into old classes—even classes that you didn't write!
A Practical Approach to Threat Modeling March 20, 2008
Protecting your systems requires more than just a firewall and a password; you need a documented process.
Never Write an Insecure ASP.NET Application Ever Again March 10, 2008
Learn to take advantage of the inner workings of ASP.NET's security model to help eliminate security vulnerabilities from your web applications.
SQLCLR Security and Designing for Reuse July 2, 2007
SQL Server's CREATE ASSEMBLY statement lets you catalog code with one of three predefined security buckets. But under the covers, there are actually two distinct security models at play: Code Access Security and Host Protection, and you need to understand both.
Build Robust Security into a Rails-Based Wiki System June 27, 2007
Learn how to add robust security features to a simple wiki system built on the Rails platform.
Secure Your Wireless Networks with Scapy Packet Manipulation June 12, 2007
To secure a wireless network you must first determine the state of the network and then provide a defense against intrusions. Enter Scapy, a packet-crafting tool written in Python.
All Input Data is Evil—So Make Sure You Handle It Correctly and with Due Care May 31, 2007
Neglecting to check all application input to ensure it contains only valid content is simply asking for trouble.
Eliminate SQL Injection Attacks Painlessly with LINQ May 24, 2007
Microsoft's LINQ to SQL technology offers .NET developers the chance to eliminate the possibility of SQL injection security vulnerabilities in their web applications.
Choose the Right Web Services Security Solution May 21, 2007
Choosing a web services security solution can be daunting. Here's a guide that examines some of the popular security solutions and assesses each one's strengths and limitations.
Protect Your Downloadable Files Using HTTP Handlers May 4, 2007
This article attacks a problem for which I have heard many solutions: How can you offer file downloads on the Internet and protect them from unauthorized downloading?
Monitor Your Web Cam from a Remote Computer January 31, 2007
We've offered a few solutions for working with web cams within .NET to create fun and intriguing monitoring applications. In this article, we extend those ideas so that web cam images can be shared with multiple clients over the Web.
Detect Your Web Application's Vulnerabilities Early with Ruby January 29, 2007
Web application fuzzing enables you to detect a web application's vulnerabilities prior to deploying it on a production system.
Inherent AJAX Security with Java and JSF January 19, 2007
Developing enterprise AJAX applications can raise security concerns. By applying server-centric approaches that leverage the inherent security of Java and JavaServer Faces, you can deliver AJAX-enriched presentation to the client, but restrict the client's role to just that—presentation.
Fundamentals of WCF Security January 16, 2007
The labyrinth of security features for WCF is intricate and at times even overwhelming. At its core, however, are a basic set of security principals for authentication, authorization, and message transfer protection.
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