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* Using Rfc2898DeriveBytes for PBKDF2 | * Using Rfc2898DeriveBytes for PBKDF2 | ||
* Windows Identity Foundation | * Windows Identity Foundation | ||
| − | * AntiXssEncoder | + | * [[AntiXssEncoder]] |
* DPAPI | * DPAPI | ||
* Exception Handling | * Exception Handling | ||
| − | * Anti CSRF Tokens | + | * [[Anti CSRF Tokens ASP.NET]] |
* Memory Management | * Memory Management | ||
* ClickOnce Deployment | * ClickOnce Deployment | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 10 April 2014
What articles, content or general feedback do you have for the OWASP .NET Project?
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Thank you for your contribution.
Guidance
- Using Rfc2898DeriveBytes for PBKDF2
- Windows Identity Foundation
- AntiXssEncoder
- DPAPI
- Exception Handling
- Anti CSRF Tokens ASP.NET
- Memory Management
- ClickOnce Deployment
- .NET Callbacks - Vulnerabilities and Remediation
- ASP.NET Request Validation
- Dependency Injection
- IoC containers
- Threat Modelling
Components
Some of these are in the ESAPI, and perhaps should be broken into smaller more manageable projects
- Validator
- Encoder
- HTTP Utilities
- HTML Sanitizer
