I have written a .net app that basically collects a few pieces of information
from the computer it was executed on.  (Domain,User,MachineName, etc....)  I
would like to deploy this executable to a location on the network and include
it in the logon script.  However, when testing ...

I have a Personal Information Exchange PCKS #12 certificate file that
requires a password when manually installing.  This certificate was
issued by a 3rd party company I need to communicate with via https.
Initially I exported the PCKS #12 certificate to DER encoded binary

I've a dotnet project that has refrences of some COM components written in
VC++. I have not been able to assign my dotnet project a strong name because
this COM refrence is strongly named. Can someone please tell me that how can
I assign strong name to this com component too. ...

Hi gurus,
I wrote a small exe file using vs 2005. the exe file is pretty simple.
just open a web site using
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("http://website"). The exe file works

I'm working on a project that has multiple modules. Most of the modules
(windows services, Class libraries) are coded in C#. There are multiple
class libraries which use each other's classes too having refrence added in
them. To avoid exact code decompilation, I tried using ...

I am sudying the SSL configuration of web site using certificate.
On my reading it is mention that if an attacker  retrieve the certificate
request file and install it on his machine, he can use it to decrypt the
traffic between the initial web server and the client.

       I have IIS 5.1 and dotnet 2003. I want to provide 100% secutity to
IIS. It should not affect by hackers.
       How can I do this?
       Are there any articles on this?

In my project I have many assembly made from my own wich refer each other.
Ideally what I would like to do to cover security is signing all my assembly
with strong name. So far so good nothing complicated on that except that one
of the assembly that I try to sign as a reference to ...

I am writing a string encrypt/decrypt for Pocket PC device using
RSACryptoServiceProvider class(OpenNETCF.Security.Cryptography) and
able the encrypt the string but getting the error while decrypting
Code snippets as follows

How Do I go about accessing the Client Certifcate info in .NET for a web
service? All I can seem to find for an object containing this info is:
HttpClientCertificate cert = Request.ClientCertificate;
however, Request is not found...i'm guessing this is for an ASP.NET app vs

I have seen in samples following assembly atribute :
<Assembly:
Security.Permissions.FileIOPermission(Security.Permissions.SecurityAction.RequestOptional, Unrestricted:=True)>
What does the Unrestricted Flag means ?

When you check the authentication method for a web site under IIS
configuration, by default it has the Enable Anonymous Acces and Integrated
Windows Authentication set.
If you have the Integarted Windows Authenticatin set, it means for me that

I have a server and client program. The client encrypts data being sent
to the server using the servers public key before it transmits it to
the server over a tcp connection.
The question i have though, is where do i store the private key on the

How can you determine who created a file?  Using VB2005, .Net Framework 2.0.

I'm trying to create Windows users in my NT4 domain using ADSI, from a
web application (ASPX / VB / framework version 1.1). I am using
Web.config to impersonate an admin account :
       <identity impersonate="true" userName="the-domain\the-admin"