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I found this list of good Secure Coding resources on the MSDN Security section. Here is a summary of the list of articles:

Getting Started

MSDN How-To Articles on Security
10 Security Tips: Defend Your Code with Top Ten Security Tips Every Developer Must Know
An Overview of Security in the .NET Framework

Best Practices

Secure Coding Guidelines for the .NET Framework
Designing Application-Managed Authorization
Building and Configuring More Secure Web Sites

Columns

Reviewing Code for Integer Manipulation Vulnerabilities
Fending Off Future Attacks by Reducing Attack Surface
Exploring S4U Kerberos Extensions in Windows Server 2003

.NET Framework Security

Building and Configuring More Secure Web Sites
HTTP Security and ASP.NET Web Services
Survey Admin Sample: Implementing Microsoft .NET Framework Role-Based Security

Application Security

MSDN How-To Articles on Security
Microsoft Outlook 2002 Developer Security Overview
Microsoft SQL Server: Response to Publication of the Slammer Worm Source Code

Windows Security

Securing the Windows Server 2003 Application Platform
Windows Server 2003: Discover Improved System Info, New Kernel, Debugging, Security, and UI APIs
Windows Data Protection

Web Services Security

Defending Your XML Web Service against Attacks, Part I
New Technologies Help You Make Your Web Services More Secure
Defending Your XML Web Service against Hackers, Part II

Privacy

Privacy in Internet Explorer 6
MSDN TV: Using Administrative Templates to Deploy Privacy Settings
MSDN TV: Privacy Awareness for Developers

Rights Management

9 Series Digital Rights Management
Windows Media Rights Manager 9 Series SDK
Using Digital Rights Management to Protect Content

Deployment

.NET Framework Enterprise Security Policy Administration and Deployment
Return of the Rich Client: Code Access Security and Distribution Features in .NET Enhance Client-Side Apps

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