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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Security / March 2007

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How to authenticate the client of my assembly12 Mar 2007 12:11 GMT1
I am really new to .NET security. I hope that someone could help me or
give hints to resolve this quite simple problem :
I have to develop a .NET application that will connect to a database.
The assembly has to be called by a .NET Windows service issued by a
Prevent plugin assemblies from running naughty code11 Mar 2007 08:22 GMT3
I'm a newbie to .net and am working on my first major c# project which
has a requirement of plugins. I was thinking of implementing this by
loading all assemblies in a certain directory and instantiating any
types derived from my base plugin type.
File / Folder security09 Mar 2007 14:57 GMT2
Dears,
We used to use permchecker.hassaccess (DLL Component) to check if the user
has access to a specified file in ASP, is there anyone who knows how to
check if the logged user has access to open a specific file/folder using
Exception applying Digital Signature in VS.NET09 Mar 2007 08:49 GMT2
I'm trying to apply a digital signature using a SYSGILLO CSP Provider
in the Visual Studio .NET environment (framework 1.1/2.0).
When I run the following code, the program prompts me for PIN and then
I receive the following
.NET CAS vs OS security09 Mar 2007 07:01 GMT2
I decided to test an encryption program I wrote to see what the different
types of permission tests actually do when running the application from a
restricted user account.  I found that if the user attempts to write to a
file at "C:\" I end up getting an application exception ...
Can't get basic encryption to work08 Mar 2007 22:22 GMT17
I am just trying to encrypt some data and am pretty much copying the code
that the MSDN docs have for the RijndaelManaged class:
RijndaelManaged cryptAlg = null;
MemoryStream mStream = null;
Permission issue: Accessing AzMan store in ADAM from ASP.NET worker process05 Mar 2007 17:33 GMT2
Running into a problem that fails in the
AzAuthorizationStoreClass.Initialize call with "The system cannot find
the file specified. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070002)".
I've followed the "How To: Use ADAM for Roles in ASP.NET 2.0" to setup
SQL Server AD Authentication02 Mar 2007 15:11 GMT1
I need to use the Enterprise Library to access SQL Server 2000 database
however the SQL user has to be an AD user because the DB server is setup for
Windows authentication only.  This is a ASP.NET web app using the 1.1
Framework.
AD-authentication with custom roles in SQL-db ?02 Mar 2007 15:08 GMT1
I am writing an asp 2.0 website where existing AD users can log in.
I am using ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider for this task and it
works.
Now I need to define roles for these users (admin, author, user...)
Unable to run external program exe's01 Mar 2007 20:36 GMT4
Wanted to deploy a console application and give it the least amount of
privileges to run successfully.
It calls some other 3rd party programs like gpg.exe, wsftppro.exe.
These programs are all installed on the machine.  The console app
CAPICOM problem with .NET 2.001 Mar 2007 20:18 GMT5
RSACryptoProvider creation problem:
I used some code for RSACryptoProvider creation with smart card and
CAPICOM COM object
The code worked well in Framework 1.1
Program crashes when running accross network, but fine when on pc01 Mar 2007 08:01 GMT4
Our application crashes when running it from a remote pc
(\\server\app\app.exe),
but when I run it from my pc (c:\app\app.exe) it is fine.
It seem to happen when we use ADO.Net
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