Monthly Archives: May 2006

Arbeiten mit Zertifikaten in .NET 2.0

Mein zweiteiliger Artikel über die neuen Namensräume System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates und Pkcs is jetzt online auf MSDN. Teil1 / Teil2  

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Informationen ueber IIS7

Kaum hat man sich einen Überblick über ASP.NET 2.0 verschafft, fährt der Technologie-Zug auch schon weiter. IIS 7 ist bestimmt die spannendste Neuerung in Vista und Longhorn Server und eröffnet dem ASP.NET Programmierer völlig neue Möglichkeiten. http://www.iis.net ist ein Web … Continue reading

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Creating an Enum for AzMan Operations

Some time ago I posted a little tool that spits out a constants for operations found in an AzMan store. Joe Langley extended the code a bit and now generates enums. Furthermore it creates a file and you can specify the … Continue reading

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More Changes to ASP.NET on Vista

You can use Reflector to easily see where new code branches for IIS7 are: Locate the System.Web.HttpRuntime.UseIntegratedPipeline property. Expand it and select get_UseIntegratedPipeline Right click and select ‘Analyzer’ Expand ‘Used by’ to see all code that accesses this property I … Continue reading

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IIS7 and the Health Monitoring Framework

I am a big fan of the Health Monitoring Framework. I am very pleased to see a System.Web.Management.Iis7TraceWebEventProvider on Vista…

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Some early IIS7 / ASP.NET Observations

In Germany was „Father’s Day“ today – well I am not a father – but I took this general bank holiday to do a “Spelunking Day”. I always wondered how ASP.NET 2.0 integrates now into the radical new IIS7 pipeline … Continue reading

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IIS 7

For me, the most exciting feature in Vista is IIS 7 (well – there are some more – but IIS 7 is #1). Yesterday http://www.iis.net launched and it contains tons of good info! Looks like there is more to come.  

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Chapter 4: Storing Secrets

Just to prove that I am still working on that book – here is the TOC for the “Storing Secrets” chapter. Attacks and Attackers Cryptography to the Rescue? Hashing DataHashing Algorithms, Hashing in .NET Storing PasswordsUsing Salted and Iterated Hashes … Continue reading

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Online Krypto Vorlesungen

Die Krypto Vorlesungen an der University of Washington von Brian LaMacchia (Ex Security Architect der CLR), Josh Benaloh (Microsoft Senior Crypographer) und John Manferdeli (Architect für TPM) sind online verfügbar. Samt Videos und PowerPoints. Sehr interessant!  

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MSDN Security Feature

Ich habe für MSDN Deutschland einen kleinen Überblick über die neuen Security Features in .NET 2.0, und wie diese beim Entwickeln von Sicherheits-Systemen helfen können, geschrieben. Der Artikel ist jetzt online.  

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