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10/1/2017
I wrote a blog post on LinkedIn (and Medium) about speaking on Threat Modeling for September and October. Check it out.
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Over the past couple of years, I have been speaking about, writing about, and helping companies and their teams with addressing issues in software...
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Below is a guest blog post to the Hartford Springfield Speaker's Network blog posted on 12/12/2015.
As I mentioned in my...
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Earlier this month, I spoke atthe Hartford Springfield Speaker's Networkmeeting as one of the spotlight speakers. You can catch a video of it on my...
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I spoke a couple times this past week on the topic of "Threat Modeling for Secure Software Design". Here are the decks (there are some slight...
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Here are the slides from "How to Make Threat Modeling Work for You" talk at BASC 2015 (10/3/2015):SlidesThank you!
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Here are the slides from "How to Make Threat Modeling Work for You" talk at TECHIntersection today (9/16/2015):SlidesThank you!
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As I mentionedpreviously, I am speaking at TECHIntersectionin September 14 - 17, 2015 on topics in Threat Modeling and Secure SDLC. I have been...
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There are a couple of new Threat Modeling books released in May, 2015 that I have been interested in reading and reviewing. I received both a few days...
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I received notice today I have been awarded a Microsoft MVP for 2015 in the area of Developer Security.Thank you Microsoft, my new MVP lead, and all...
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I proposed two talks to the Boston Code Camp 23conference held next week, but because of the great turn out of speakers (33!), each of us received...
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I received news my proposed talk on "Is Threat Modeling for Me?" was accepted for the Security BSides Boston 2015 Con(Twitter: @@bsidesboston) on May...
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Last week, the RunAsRadio podcast featuring my talk with Richard Campbell (Twitter and .NET Rocks) on Threat Modeling went live. You can listen here...
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Igor Moochnick (Twitter and Website) will be speaking to the Boston .NET Architecture Group(meets in Waltham, MA at the Magenic offices 6-8 pm EST)...
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A couple of months ago I was interviewed by Bryan Hogan for a Podcast on Software Security. It is now available.
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I am speaking tonight at the Western Mass Microsoft Technology Users Group on Securing your ASP.NET MVC Application. I have added a few new items...
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I am speaking tonight on ASP.NET MVC Security at Microsoft DevBoston.
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Like Dominick Baier and Christian Weyerof Thinktecture, I also wondered why I couldn't use a UsernameToken with Transport Security in WCF v.1. I...
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Once again, for the 4th year in a row, I enjoyed the one conference I make sure to book well in advance. I haven't traveled to conferences as much...
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Over the weekend at the New England Code Camp 7 conference, I mentioned briefly about some of the potential security problems with AJAX. Dana Epp has...
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I have posted the slide decks and demo code I used for my talks this past weekend at the New England Code Camp 7 - Deer in Headlightsconference. You...
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I found a veryencouraging announcement today: SANS has created the new Software Security Institute (SSI) (link) which is aexam program designed to...
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I will be speaking this weekend, March 31-April 1, at the New England Code Camp 7: Deer in Headlights located at the Microsoft, Waltham, MA offices. I...
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I will be speaking tomorrow night on "Threat Modeling for Web Applications" at the Western Mass .NET User Group meeting in Easthampton, MA. The...
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I have been heads down design and coding for the last 2 1/2 half weeks on an interesting WCF project (yes, unfortunately, even over the holidays -- I...
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Yesterday, I used the wonderful tools from SysInternals for troubleshooting some of the new VC++ 2005 SxS issues I had with my port from VC++ 2003 to...
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My slides for the Boston Code Camp 6 this past weekend have been posted on my site. My sessions were well attended and I got very good comments on...
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My plans have changed for this weekend, so I will be presenting more topics at the Boston Code Camp 6 (the schedule has been posted). This time, the...
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I have been busy with a great architecture project lately that I have mentioned previously. I have also been finalizing slides and demos and making...
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I will be speaking at the Beantown .NET User Group meeting, Boston, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm on Thursday, September 7. Here is the topic and...
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Occasionally, I am called upon to do a security code review. I enjoy the process and I recommend it to every shop that writes software to regularly...
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I have been silent for the last month or so, but I am hoping to get back into writing again. July was an eventful month for me. I turned 38 (July 10),...
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One of my talks at the New England Code Camp 5 was "Threat Modeling for Web Applications". At the end of the talk, I did a demo showing the new Threat...
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A little late (voting ends today at 5:00 pm), but I have submitted a Birds of a Feather (BoF) session for TechEd 2006:Developing as a...
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The Microsoft ACE Team has put together a specific blog on Threat Modeling [found again (again as inI can't remember where I saw the original link...
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This has been circulating among the .NET security community for several months, and now finally, we have "official" word that Windows Communication...
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Dominick Baierhas posted (titled Beware (=be aware) of ClickOnce default Settings) some startling results from research he completed with the .NET 2.0...
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Chip Andrews points to this articlecalled Ten hacker tricks to exploit SQL Server systemsby Kevin Beaver. In my opinion, this article is good for many...
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Aaron Margosis is posting a series of posts on "LUA" bugs, including what they are (and what aren't bugs) and how to fix them. As always, excellent...
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I often get questions at conferences about the new ASP.NET 2.0 security features including membership and role management. Also, in particular, I get...
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Yesterday's session on "Leveraging .NET 2.0 Security Features" went quite well. I have posted slides and code on my site here.This was the first time...
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I have been doing a fair amount of development in VC++, Java, and .NET 2.0 lately for one large project that is finally winding down after almost a...
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Microsoft released a new whitepaper from theMicrosoft Solutions for Security and Compliance group (MSSC) on "Applying the Principle of Least Privilege...
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Congratulations to all new and returning MVPs!I have been awarded again (2nd year) as a Microsoft Security Developer MVP for 2006. It has been a great...
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I hope and wish everyone a very Happy and Prosperous New Year 2006! I am finally catching up on some blog reading this weekend and found a couple of...
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It has been a busy month and a half since I last blogged -- too busy. But, it has been fun as I have done a few security code audits, lots of...
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I will be speaking tonight to the New England SQL Server User Group at Microsoft in Waltham, MA. My friend Andrew Novick will give a talk on SQL...
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The MAD Security Code Camp site has been updated with photos from the event. This one is priceless.
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I was questioned briefly last week forthis article in Computerworld:Robert Hurlbut, an independent software consultant in Worcester, Mass., said SQL...
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I will be speaking on Threat Modeling for Web Applications at the local OWASP Boston chapter meeting on November 2, at the Microsoft, Waltham, MA...
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I had a great time in Orlando at VSLive!. The hotel we stayed at (Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel)is amazing! This hotel is HUGE ... several of us...
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I was excited to see Shawn Farkas' article available on "Discover Techniques for Safely Hosting Untrusted Add-Ins with the .NET Framework 2.0", which...
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I will be speaking at the Mid-Atlantic (MAD) Security Code Camp at the Microsoft offices in Reston, VA on October 29. I am really looking forward to...
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Brian Johnson has written a new article on MSDN describing the new security features of Visual Studio 2005. Take a look -- I have been playing with...
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I am catching up after another very successful New England Code Camp weekend. I am getting ready to head out to the MVP Global Summit 2005in Seattle,...
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I have been working on severalpresentations on security,SQL Server, and transactions topicsfor upcoming conferences and user group talks. These always...
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A couple of weeks ago while flying to and from Microsoft in Redmond, I read most of this book (still finishing it between bits of spare time on my...
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Nigel Watling (great start of a blog, by the way -- subscribed! RSS) has a very nice summary of some material on developing as a non-administrator and...
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Shawn Farkas has posted an excellent summary of the newest features and changes for Security in .NET 2.0 on his blog. He also links to Keith Brown and...
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I am putting this here as a nice placeholder (for myself and others):The patterns and practices folks have just updated their list of Security-related...
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Rick Samona has a webcast on MSDN TV discussing how developers can write secure code using the new enhancements in Visual Studio 2005. Take about...
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I will be speaking at the Heartland Developers Conference 2005 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa on October 12-14, 2005. My topic will be Security Changes in .NET...
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It's been a busy week, but I had a chance to attenda talk this week. By chance, I happened to catch the local OWASP (Open Web Application Security...
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I received this book, Honeypots for Windows by Roger A. Grimes (published by Apress), a couple of months ago to review. I have read a chapter hear and...
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Larry Ostermanoffers some words of wisdom regarding the differnce between a developer understanding cryptography (as in "which algorithm should I use"...
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I spent the last couple of days at VSLive! Boston. I gave a talk on Wednesday on "Writing Secure Plug-Ins Applications in .NET". You can pick up the...
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I was informed that today it is official: I have been moved from the Visual C# MVP group into the newly formed Application Developer Security MVP...
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One highlight (among many) of my stay in Montreal for DevTeachwas meeting Montreal natives Nicole Calinoiu and her husband Michel Bordeleau for dinner...
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One of my first published articles came out a few days agoin the June, 2005 issue of .NET Developers Journal.This is a security focused issue with...
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Eric Marvets, the Security Samurai, who spoke at last weekend's Atlanta Code Camp, now has a security blog. Eric did some work for me (through my...
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This is a nice welcome addition to the threat modeling literature, and especially for web application security. Take a look. Excellent resource!...
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The TechEd BOF (Birds of a Feather) voting is over and mine wasaccepted. Here is the schedule:Developing software as a non-administrator -Wed, June...
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I was asked last week and informed Friday that I was selected to be one of the Technical Experts at the Connected Systems Infrastructure (CSI) Track...
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As you may know, the long awaited Windows Server 2003 SP1 has finally reached RTM. Here is some technical information, and a Top Ten feature...
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I noticed over the last couple of days my "Writing Secure Plug-in Applications in .NET" session is listed for VSLive! Boston. This talk is similar to...
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My friend Kevin Hegg mentioned this link to me on Friday, but it wasn't live yet. But, it is now: Michael Howard mentions it's "live" status at...
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There is an MSDN TV overview of writing partially trusted applications with ASP.NET [found by way of Dominick Baier].
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Have you tried installing SQL Server 2005 yet? If so, how did it go for you?There is a survey the SQL Server team would like you to fill out:The Yukon...
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I submitted one of the first TechEd Birds of a Feather (BoF) sessions on this topic:Developing software as a non-administratorWe have all heard we...
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I will be speaking tonight on .NET Security 101 at the Connecticut Access UsersGroup in Farmington, CT (correction: not in Hartford, but near...
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By now, I am sure you have seen or heardthe news about SHA1 being broken. In a somewhat timely fashion, I had been (re)reading Bruce Schnier and Niels...
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Daniele Muscetta (of Microsoft) posted a nice summary of some recent articles on Rootkits. He also included information on SysInternals' latest...
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I saw this last night, and Dana Epp has posted a pointer:Peter Torr has done it again. He has written an EXCELLENTarticle on writing a practical...
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I will be speaking at DevTeach this year in Montreal, Canada on June 18-22, 2005.My topics (so far -- waiting on a couple of other proposals, but this...
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I will be speaking to the Rhode Island .NET Users Group (Providence, RI)on February 10. My topic is on security:Secure Coding for the .NET...
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Joe Stagner is starting the Digital Blackbelt webcast series on security this Friday with the following topic:MSDN Webcast: Digital Blackbelt Series:...
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[By way of Brian Johnson] Take Advantage of ASP.NET Built-in Features to Fend Off Web AttacksDino summarizes the most common types of Web attacks and...
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I really like Ken Brubaker's post on Distilled: The .NET Developer's Guide to Windows Securitywhere he has summarized every item in Keith Brown's...
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This new series of Webcasts looks to be very good.Sign up at http://www.microsoft.com/seminar/events/series/digitalblackbelt.mspx.
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I have added another topic to the ever growing data track for the upcoming New England Code Camp 3:SQL Server 2005 SecurityThis talk will focus on...
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I have been busy ramping up for some new work through my company lately (which I will mention in another post), and one resource I have looked forward...
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Some interesting reads I found today on secure coding:Secure programmer: Call components safely [By way of Dana Epp] David Wheeler has released a new...
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Valery Pryamikov has posted an excellent article titled "On Evolution of Microsoft Perception of System Security". The article chronicles the changes...
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Jerry Bryant posted a great list of Microsoft IT Security Resources (current as of November, 2004) to his blog:...
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Pierre Nallet of DevelopMentorhas written a good article sumarizing new security features in .NET 2.0. Take a look: "What is new for security in .NET...
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I will be speaking to the BostonC# Users Group on December 7 in Waltham, MA (Microsoft offices) at 6:30 pm on a slightly different topic for me. The...
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By way of DominicBaier:If you are interested in .net/windows security - check out michael willers blog! You'll find interesting in-sights in secure...
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Last night, I attended the Boston C# Users Group meeting at Microsoft, Waltham, MA where Jim Lennox was speaking on Service-Oriented Architecture...
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Microsoft has opened its doors to all customers with advanced notices of security bulletins. Previously, this was only available to Premier and other...
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I have posted my WinDev 2004 presentations and code on my SecureDevelop.net website:S7 - Writing Least Privileged Applications: pdf, codeS8 - Hosting...
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At the end of my "speaking debut" dayat WinDev(more on that later), I went out to look at the lunar eclipse when I noticed several people looking up....
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Just heard Whit Kemmey speak about "Using XML for Navy Missle Systems". This followed Don's talk on "WS-Why?" -- Don also used the same kind of loud...
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Another ASP.NET security blog is live: Dinis Cruz of OWASP-DOTNET fame is now blogging (RSS).Subscribed.I am really looking forward to Dinis'...
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I have been following this for a little over a week now on some security newsgroups, and it is now public from Microsoft: This alert is to advise you...
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I had the pleasure of attending Michele Leroux Bustamante's talk this past week on Web Services Security with a focus on WSE 2.0 at the NH .NET User...
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I added a couple of other topics to my proposed list at Code Camp II:Developing as a non-admin (chalk talk)We have all heard we shouldn’t run as...
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Yesterday, Keith Brown mentioned his new book The .NET Developer's Guide to Windows Security is finally shipping. I have preordered my copy from...
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Both Dominick Baerand Anil John are pointing to Foundstone's new sample web application (written in ASP.NET and C#)that demonstrates common security...
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Code Camp II is getting a lot of great speakers lined up for the October 17-18 weekend. Several of the speakers are coming from outside of the New...
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Looking for some fun reading today?Brian Johnson has posted a link to the latest Windows XP Security Guide documents and toolsfrom Microsoft:The...
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I just watched and enjoyed Channel 9's view of the Indigo team (a video tour through the offices with Don Box).This was a fun video, especially...
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I will be speaking at Code Camp II, a Microsoft event coordinated by Thom Robbinsat the local Microsoft Waltham,MAoffice on October 16-17.The first...
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There are some interesting discussions about the loss of raw socket support in the new Windows XP SP2. Dominick Baier, Ian Griffiths, and Dana Epp are...
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Ireceived my copy of A First Look at SQL Server 2005 for Developers yesterday (written by Bob Beauchemin, Niels Berglund, Dan Sullivan, three of the...
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Just a reminder, I will be speaking on Code Access Security (CAS) to the new Downtown Boston .NET User Group in Boston tonight at 5:30 pm. If you are...
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I mentioned a couple of months ago I finally received my copy of the new Threat Modeling book.I was going to post a mini-review as it is excellent,but...
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I agree withKlaus that Smart Clients need another look, as ASP.NET is not theonly solution for UIdeployment. The P&P book Smart Client Architecture...
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Jeff Prosise has an article posted this month in MSDN Magazine on “Foiling Session Hijacking Attempts”. I was talking about this issue with a friend...
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I have posted the Powerpoint slides from my Boston .NET Users Group presentationhere on my website. It is very similar to the presentation I gave to...
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Sam talks about hisexperiences with the new SQLExpress Beta 2 Edition. Heis frustrated by the lack of UI tools (in particular, the publicized tool...
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Maxim V. Karpov has written a great article on Code Access Security (CAS) – "Guilty until proven Innocent" (Partially Trusted Code) which talks...
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This week, I received abook I had beenwaiting awhile to ship: Dan Appleman's Always Use Protection: A Teen's Guide to Safe Computing. Ever since...
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The book Improving .NET Application Performance and Scalability I have been pointing to over the past few months has finally been released on MSDN....
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Anil John has posted an excellent introduction to one of my favorite methods of securing web sites: creatingPartial-Trust ASP.NET web sites to sandbox...
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I found an interesting article titled “Detection of SQL Injection and Cross-site Scripting Attacks“ at SecurityFocus today. Basically, it focuses on...
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As mentioned by Ted Neward, the second Architect's Journal is now available. Looks like some great articles on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA),...
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In my own research into .Net Security, one area I have explored is how to correctly set up Partial Trust websites with ASP.NET 1.1 and resources...
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One of my favorite authors, Tom Barnaby, has written a short article titled “Preparing for Indigo” in preparation for his “Get Ready for...
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I noticed yesterday the article on Throwing Custom Exception Types from a Managed COMPlus Server Application that I blogged about previously is...
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Sam Gentileposted an excellentarticle on the lack of real .Net distributed application development and examples. Othershave commented on this article...
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For those interested, I have made the Secure Coding: Best Practices presentation slide deck available on my website. You can download it from the link...
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For those interested, I will be speaking on Secure Coding: Best Practices (as mentioned here) tonight in Waltham, MA at 6:30 pm to the BostonC# Users...
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In my everyday life, I work with both SQL Server and Oracle databases to develop databases, schemas, stored procedures, and functions as well as the...
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Last night, I had the opportunity to speak to the New Hampshire .Net Users Groupabout .Net Security, in particular speaking about User (Role-Based)...
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Lars Bergstrom wrote an article for MSDN a few months ago called “Developing Software in Visual Studio .NET with Non-Administrative Privileges” and it...
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Another task I am working on is extensive performance and scalability testing for a large Distributed .Net project.Our approach is to set up tests...
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I have been immersed in Code Access Security (CAS) this weekend as we ramp up .Net security for an ASP.Net/Enterprise Services (ES) project.This book...
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Tim Sneath has posted several excellentarticles/notesfrom the PDC Security Symposium held today. He may post more, but at this point, here are his...
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Michael Howard, one of my favorite security guys, and co-author of Writing Secure Code, Second Edition, has a blog. Subscribed!
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Following up on my security emphasislately, the November, 2003 MSDN magazine is full of greatinformation on security. You candownload the HTML Help...
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This past week, I concluded my talk on Security Coding: Best Practices. This was a continuation of Part 1 that I started last week. In particular, I...
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This past week, I completed the first partof my talks on Security Coding: Best Practicesat my work place. I didn't get as much covered as I had hoped,...
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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 StartedMSDN How-To...
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I was noticing John Lam's two posts this morning on .Net Security: Securing ASP.NET using Enterprise Services and Improving Web Application Security:...
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A new book came out last month called Secure Coding: Principles and Practices. I am reading this now (just purchased today at SoftPro). It looks to...
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There are several Application Blocks from Microsoft lately, but the Configuration Management Application Block (released 6/24/2003) is one I have been...
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