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== Guidance == | == Guidance == | ||
| − | Guidance is documentation that assists .NET developers implementing the security features of the framework. Current examples include: | + | Guidance is documentation that assists .NET developers implementing the security features of the framework. |
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| + | Current examples include: | ||
* The [[.NET Security Cheat Sheet]] | * The [[.NET Security Cheat Sheet]] | ||
* [[.NET Penetration Testing]] | * [[.NET Penetration Testing]] | ||
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| + | Needed articles include: | ||
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| + | * [[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 Modeling]] | ||
== Components == | == Components == | ||
Revision as of 01:35, 22 July 2014
Overview
The .NET Framework has seen significant security improvement over the last ten years of development. With proper use the core security problems that are seen in web applications, or even Windows executibles, are difficult to exploit.
The key is 'proper use' and that is the goal of the .NET Project - assist with proper use. Education, components and tools that are appropriate for the latest .NET versions should be the focus for output of this project. As tools and information become out of date, they will be moved to a sunset mode, still available to those using older versions of the framework.
Themes
The themes of the .NET Project include:
- Deep, rich guidance for .NET developers using the security features of .NET
- Access to use of OWASP components that are designed for use with .NET
- Information about working with and on OWASP tools built using .NET
Features
Features are parts of the project at a very high level. There are three themes, and they include guidance for developers, components that help to write more secure .NET projects, and tools for general security and testing written in .NET.
Guidance
Guidance is documentation that assists .NET developers implementing the security features of the framework.
Current examples include:
Needed articles include:
- 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 Modeling
Components
Components are pieces of software that assist .NET developers in building more secure code. A number of projects exist that are for older versions of .NET. While they are no longer valid for later versions, they are still acceptable for use. Many updates are needed to a number of other projects.
Projects that use .NET
These are projects that happen to be built in .NET. Many of them could use .NET development assistance:
Ideas
Please send your ideas to the OWASP.Net mailing list ([email protected])
