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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Security / March 2005

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Medium Level Trust and Reflection08 Mar 2005 20:34 GMT22
Is there any way of granting a specific assembly Reflection permission when
the web server is set to Medium level trust?  The assembly is signed and may
be placed in the GAC if necessary
Paul
StrongNameIdentityPermission and Web Services08 Mar 2005 13:03 GMT3
I would like to make sure that my web service only can be called from my
strong name assembly. But I get a SoapException when I try to call a web
method with the StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute set. So I guess that
that there are problems using this attribute when I am ...
IIS Authentication Problem?06 Mar 2005 00:33 GMT3
IIS Authentication Problem?
Since '95 I have been a contractor develoing applications using Borland
Delphi (Object Pascal) creating win32 C/S stuff.
Having recently completed amy last contract I decided to try my hand at
Scan Uploaded Files for Viruses05 Mar 2005 17:30 GMT1
Does anyone know of an anti virus API that could be used to scan uploaded
files from a web site?  I am creating an application that will allow users to
upload files into a SQL database.  
Theoretically I'm sure we could have it upload the files to a directory
AddDomain with FullTrust05 Mar 2005 04:59 GMT3
Is it possible to create an AppDomain with FullTrust permissions? I'll
be hosting the .NET runtime in an unmanaged program, but since my
program will typically be run from the network, I'd like to reduce the
"administration" overhead of having to modify the policies.
Help on Data Security choice ?05 Mar 2005 02:34 GMT1
I need to make a strategic decision on an application where data security is
important. Collected data must be stored in a database and I need to create
an
application using vb.NET to collect those data and store them in that
DESCryptoServiceProvider05 Mar 2005 00:32 GMT2
would you please provide me with some simple sample of how to use the
DESCryptoServiceProvider to encrypt a buffer
byte[] buffer;
with key
Assembly.Load security03 Mar 2005 21:31 GMT1
We have an application which load all *.dll from app directories. Is there
some way to say which can be loaded and which not? All will be strong named
and can be digitally signed.
Some of our customers can develop asseblies (dll) and when they put dll into
Encrypting data using System.Security.Cryptography/ Decrypting w/PGP02 Mar 2005 17:07 GMT2
Given a pgp public key:  Is it possible to encrypt data using the
System.Security.Cryptograghy library and decrypt the data using PGPcmdln?  I
tried and got this error (while trying to decrypt the file):  "File is not a
PGP file!".  What can I do?
Exchanging keys between custom CSP's and MS CSP's02 Mar 2005 15:52 GMT1
I'm trying to exchange AES keys between MS RSA & AES CSP and my custom CSP.
Scenario is as follows:
- Create RSA exchange key with custom CSP
- Export PUBLICKEYBLOB from custom CSP (as little-endian)
Assymetric Encryption - Interorperability between Java2, .NET and Openssl02 Mar 2005 00:47 GMT1
I am porting an application from Java to .NET. The application encrypts
data using RSA, and this data is sent to a Linux box where it is decrypted
using
openssl libraries. Public(.crt file) and Private Keys(.key file) are
API to access loaded assembly hash 01 Mar 2005 23:41 GMT15
You can iterate through the evidence collection of a loaded assembly which gives you the hash. see the code attached.
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Dominick Baier - DevelopMentor
http://www.leastprivilege.com
XmlSerialization of classes with declarative Security01 Mar 2005 18:26 GMT1
I'm working on a project where I have to pass a serialized object to a
ASP.NET web service and I recieve an exception because that the object cannot
be serialized due to declarative security.
The object in question is an Exception class and as such I cannot change the
Authentication/Impersonation Inconsistency01 Mar 2005 11:54 GMT1
I am trying to use the Impersonation functionality but am getting
inconsistent results.  Win 2000 w/ Visual Studio 2003 .NET Framework v1.1 in
development mode.
I have the following set in web.config:
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