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SignedXML.CheckSignature()/CreateSignature()  Alternative?30 Sep 2004 23:23 GMT3
Iam using SignedXML.CheckSignature() method for validating XMLDSIG
SignedInfo signature value. It works great until u have a reference which
cant be resolved. My requirement is to sign an MIME attachment which cant be
directly resolved by SignedInfo class..So Iam trying to ...
Impersonation and UNC shares in a windows service30 Sep 2004 22:21 GMT1
Here is my problem. I have a windows service (C#) that is
supposed to move files from/to the local drive to/from a
UNC share (\\domainserver\share). The service is running on
a Win3k server not connected to a domain, as a local user.
Accessing remote files after impersonation30 Sep 2004 20:59 GMT2
I'm using the code given in [1] for impersonation. It describes the
impersonation using SSPI. Now I want to access files which are on a
remote share. With this impersonation example, it is only possible to
access local files but not remote ones.
Signing using X509 certificates30 Sep 2004 17:21 GMT1
Iam trying to sign XML messages using X509 certificate.The problem Iam
facing is extracting the private key out of the X509 certificate ..I know
that the private key is not stored as part of the .cer files but shouldn't it
be part of the .pl2 files .I tried with that format as ...
Escape html tags and other dangerous input30 Sep 2004 15:35 GMT5
I have an application that stores user input via a text box.  The text box
lets user enter their hobby, which can then be viewed in their page by
others.  This hobby is linked by the application so that it searches the
database for other users who have the same hobby.  The search ...
assign socket permission to NTD winform30 Sep 2004 05:50 GMT1
i write a smtp client winform (using socket 25 connect to smtp server),and
deploy it to iis by NTD (no-touch deployment),i can launch the form from the
client machine,when i want connect to the smtp server,the security exception
is thrown,i know that i have not assigned the socket ...
RSA Encryption - What I'm I doing wrong?30 Sep 2004 05:08 GMT2
Is RSA a good encryption method? Also I'm having a problem pulling the
string out of the database and decrypting it. Please Help
Code is below:
Private Function EncryptPassword(ByVal a_Password As String) As
RSA Encryption30 Sep 2004 00:26 GMT1
Is RSA a good encryption method? Also I'm having a problem pulling the
string out of the database and decrypting it. Please Help
Code is below:
Private Function EncryptPassword(ByVal a_Password As String) As
Do all the .Net products get signed using digital signatures?30 Sep 2004 00:19 GMT4
This is a question for all those .Net gurus who have ssen umpteen .Net
products come and go so far. The question is fairly simple -- Do the
softeware houses really obtain digital signatures from (eg. Verisign) and
sign their assemblies before releasing them for production? How ...
Strong names - are these cryptographic??29 Sep 2004 00:21 GMT3
We are endeavouring to get a .NET product certified as "Designed for Windows
XP".
As you know, this involves getting a VeriSign ID.
While enrolling for this, one question asked for the "Cryptographic Service
Impersonation and SQL Connections28 Sep 2004 19:35 GMT2
I'm having a problem concerning Impersonation while connecting to SQL
Server. I'm not sure if I'm posting this to the right newsgroups, so let me
know if it belongs elsewhere, and please excuse the cross-post.
I'm writing a Windows Forms application that makes direct calls to a ...
Re: SQL Injection Prevention28 Sep 2004 17:57 GMT4
> Therefore my statement stays that parameterized SQL actually provides
> better protection against SQL injection than parameterized call to stored
> procedure.
obvious typo. Should read:
Role based security28 Sep 2004 10:56 GMT3
I have several web pages in my app and would like to restrict certain users
from accessing certain pages.  Can you provide me any pointers on how to
implement a role based security so that a page is displayed only to a certain
role?  TIA.
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How to access NT restricted files in .Net?23 Sep 2004 23:21 GMT1
       I've used the Win32 API before to access files on restricted
directories.  This work involved the "LogonUser" and
"ImpersonateLoggedOnUser" API functions, among others.
       I'm into .Net now, and while I could continue using the API
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