Monthly Archives: June 2006

Die Patterns & Practices Gruppe hat eine Winforms Anwendung veröffentlicht, in der man die Security & Performance Best Practices für seine Projekt-Zwecke browsen, durchsuchen, sortieren und neu anordnen kann. Noch Beta – aber sieht vielversprechend aus. Download.

Joe finally got permission from his employer to realease the source code for the excellent AzMan Export/Import tool. Essential if you are doing AzMan development. AzManBulkImport1.zip (5.17 KB)  

Auf dieser Seite hat Scott Guthrie eine Reihe von Links und Ressourcen zu ASP.NET Security zusammengestellt. Dort kann man exzellente Informationen finden, und es wird auch weiterhin Content hinzugefügt. Also ab und zu mal vorbeischauen lohnt sich.  

I already wrapped the ACL part of HttpCfg.exe. Another piece of functionality of this tool is to associate SSL certificates with endpoints. For an article I am currently writing, I needed easy access to that syntax (picking a cert, extracting the … Continue reading →

Another finished and reviewed Chapter: Logging and Instrumentation Prevention, Detection, Reaction Handling ErrorsCustom Errors, Catching 401s, Exception Bubbling, Runtime Exceptions Event LogCreating Event Sources, Custom Event Logs, Remote Access and ACLs Performance MonitorRegistering Counters, Writing to Counters, Remote Access E-Mail … Continue reading →

WinFX wird .NET 3.0 und Infocard wird Windows CardSpace – Infos, Ressourcen und Samples gibt nun unter http://www.netfx3.com und wcs.netfx3.com respektive…    

I share Nicole’s feelings about the ASP.NET validation infrastructure. I wonder if the architecture she proposes could be implemented using Workflow….  

Book updates are “in” these days – so I will also post another TOC of a finished chapter… Partial Trust ASP.NET Intro Permissions and Trust Levels Understanding Policy FilesSecurity Classes, Named Permission Sets, Code Groups, Membership Conditions Customizing Policy Files … Continue reading →

I always thought that the typescript functionality of Unix shells is very useful. This basically allows to capture everything you do on the command line to a text file. It is e.g. a common practive in Unix system audits to … Continue reading →