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The march issue of MSDN Magazine has just been released – it includes an article about certificates support in the .NET Framework I wrote a while ago. I think MSDN Magazine is great and I am really happy this worked out… http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/07/03/NETSecurity/default.aspx … Continue reading →

After my last post I received some emails asking me if I have left DevelopMentor … No – that’s not the case! I am still taking care of their security curriculum and I am still teaching/authoring WCF, .NET Security and … Continue reading →

I know Christian and Ingo for quite some time now. I respect their work and knowledge and (equally important) we always have a good time when we meet (late nights and high hotel/mini bar bills included).Since security is part of … Continue reading →

I like this feature in Vista that elevated command prompts have the word “Administrator” in the title bar. This seems to be some special functionality baked into the command prompt – at least this does not work when starting PowerShell … Continue reading →

A step in the right direction. Handing over to Kim.  

Good KB article. (via Doug Stewart)  

I slightly updated ShowContexts.aspx recently during some IIS7 research work. So I thought I post the new version here. Features: shows authentication and impersonation settings shows configured role and membership providers shows configured trust level (well – for completeness only … Continue reading →

Thanks to Enno Rey for this excellent link. Haven’t even fully read it yet, but seems to be THE document on the subject. For future reference.  

Wie immer – danke an alle Teilnehmer! Ich habe auch schon erste Rückmeldungen von Buchgewinnern erhalten…freut mich das das gut funktioniert! Slides und Code: hier Bis zum nächsten Mal…  

In february/march I am doing a 5-part Webcast series about ASP.NET Security for MSDN US. Maybe see you there… The following topics are planned: Authentication & AuthorizationIn this webcast, we explore how Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 features a flexible authentication and … Continue reading →