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May 2005 - Posts
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WS-I BSP 1.0 Sample Application
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HernanDL
If you are interested in Web Service security and interoperability, stick around and bear with me on a series of posts that I would like to start writing, telling you about my experiences on this field and what we’ve learned along the way, dealing with...
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Unleashing the power of GAT+CAB
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HernanDL
In the last two week there was a lot of excitement here at the MS patterns & practices offices. The two current raising stars, most known as the Guidance Automation Toolkit (GAT) and the Composite UI Applicaion Block (CAB) are finally in the public...
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Never Trust User Input: The ASP.NET ViewState case
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HernanDL
This morning I came across an interesting post about user input validation ( ASP.NET __VIEWSTATE crypto validation prone to replay attacks ) and the popular ASP.NET viewstate artifact that many people use thinking their state information (Read: User Input...
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