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The Microsoft .NET framework has been with us in one form or another since the millennium, and though it has remained largely the preserve of the Microsoft universe, it has found its way since then through a variety of implementations to other platforms including MacOS and GNU/Linux. In Microsoft terms …read more
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I have a web application with a log in page.
In the log in page, I’ve set maxlength for the username input and the password input, which looks like the code below.
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Username, new { @maxlength=”30″})
I have an application that needs to store Network Credentials for a Network Drive/Share on the disk. The user shouldn’t need to enter the password every time.
The OS is WinPE, so he cannot map the drive once and it will stay there.
Limita… Continue reading Store passwords local with plain text access on WinPE
I’m trying to protect my software against cracking. Protection against cracking is crucial before listing the product on market.
Info about the software:
Built using .NET C# (Framework 4.5.2)
WinForms
32 bit
I have made… Continue reading .NET application protection technique against cracking
If after you upgrade to Windows 10 or .NET Framework 4.7.1, and you notice a significant decrease…
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Continue reading System.Diagnostics.StackFrame performance degrade in Windows 10
We have a tool running on WinPE (Windows PreInstallation Environment) which talks to a web service. A user enters his login credentials and the web service authenticates the user and returns an authentication token. I want to… Continue reading Securely store tokens in WinPE
tHERE are lots of ways to use FPGAs. One way is to convert compute-bound software into hardware. This can increase speed and — in some cases — reduce power consumption. Typically, you’ll do this by writing in a subset of C, but Hastlayer can convert .NET assemblies into FPGA configurations …read more
The open-source, general-purpose development platform .NET Core 3.1 is finally out. The new version…
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The encrypted text is public, embedded in the binary of my software which is published on the internets. I know the open text but there’s large circle of third parties who might know it too, despite it’s a secret (that’s an a… Continue reading Is it bad practice to reuse private EC key as a shared secret for a symmetric algorithm?
ASP.NET will soon begin reflecting Google’s decision to default cookies to SameSite=”strict” in a defense against CSRF attacks:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/aspnet/upcoming-samesite-cookie-changes-in-asp-net-and-asp-net-co… Continue reading Preventing CSRF with SameSite="strict" without degrading user experience?