Become proficient with security aspects before a web application goes live over the Internet.
.NET Website Security Guidelines Checklist
Published 02/23/2015
Latest Security Articles
Microsoft Study: Less Than Half of Developers Use a Security Process
Published 07/16/2013
Less than half of all developers implement any type of security development procedure when designing their applications, a recent Microsoft study revealed.
Microsoft Visual Studio: Secure CRT Functions
Published 02/22/2011
Discover how to deal with C4996 warning, what secure CRT functions are and how to correctly use them.
JavaScript Security
Published 01/16/2009
See how you can tighten security gaps using JavaScript and practices such as the Same Origin Policy, Data Tainting, and Signed Scripts.
Vista User Access Control and Visual C++
Published 05/11/2007
Windows Vista introduces a new security concept called User Access Control (UAC), where local administrators have two access tokens—one representing the privileges of a normal user and the other holding the elevated privileges of the local administrator account. Here, you will learn how to properly implement the UAC to provide a rich user experience.
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Comparing the stdio and iostream C++ Libraries
Published 01/20/2016
It's essential to know the differences in these libraries and use them correctly. This brief tutorial will guide you.
.NET Back to Basics: The Array Class
Published 05/09/2016
With facilities to search, copy, extract segments, and more, the array class can handle pretty much any task you need to perform with ease.
Using SQL Cursors in VB.NET
Published 05/13/2016
Learn about SQL Cursors, and how to use them through Visual Basic.
Testing Solid Code
Published 05/11/2016
If you have written solid code, you have accomplished one half of the objective. Solid code is the protagonist, or hero, of our story, but testing is the more sedate side kick that often saves the day after the hubris of the hero has almost certainly lead to calamity.
