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  1. .NET Framework 1.1 Performance
  2. .NET Framework 1.1 Performance Guidelines - Working Set
  3. .NET Framework 1.1 Security
  4. .NET Framework 2.0 Performance
  5. .NET Framework 2.0 Security
  6. ADO.NET 1.1 Performance
  7. ADO.NET 1.1 Security
  8. ADO.NET 2.0 Performance
  9. ADO.NET 2.0 Security
  10. ASP.NET 1.1 Performance
  11. ASP.NET 1.1 Performance Checklist
  12. ASP.NET 1.1 Security
  13. ASP.NET 1.1 Security Application Scenarios
  14. ASP.NET 1.1 Security Guidelines - Cross-Site Scripting
  15. ASP.NET 1.1 Security Guidelines - Impersonation
  16. ASP.NET 1.1 Security Whiteboard Solutions
  17. ASP.NET 2.0 Code Examples
  18. ASP.NET 2.0 Intranet - Windows Auth to AD Groups
  19. ASP.NET 2.0 Performance
  20. ASP.NET 2.0 Performance Inspection Questions - Data Binding
  21. ASP.NET 2.0 Security
  22. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Application Scenarios
  23. ASP.NET 2.0 Security FAQs
  24. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Auditing and Logging
  25. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Authentication
  26. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Authorization
  27. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Code Access Security
  28. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Configuration
  29. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Data Access
  30. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Exception Management
  31. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Impersonation and Delegation
  32. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Input and Data Validation
  33. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Secure Communication
  34. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Practices - Sensitive Data
  35. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Questions and Answers
  36. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Questions and Answers - Authentication
  37. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Questions and Answers - Configuration
  38. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Questions and Answers - Impersonation / Delegation
  39. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Questions and Answers - Others
  40. ASP.NET 2.0 Security Whiteboard Solutions
  41. About
  42. About This Site
  43. Actors, Personas, and Roles
  44. Agile Architecture Method
  45. Agile Architecture Method Explained
  46. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 1 - Agile Architecture Method
  47. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 2 - Step 1: Identify Architecture Objectives
  48. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 3 - Step 2: Identify Key Scenarios
  49. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 4 - Step 3: Application Overview
  50. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 5 - Step 4: Key Hot Spots
  51. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 6 - Step 5: Candidate Solutions
  52. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 7 - Reviewing Your Architecture
  53. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Chapter 8 - Communicating Your Architecture
  54. Agile Architecture Method Explained - Introduction
  55. Application Architecture Guide
  56. Application Architecture Guide - Architecture and Design Solutions At a Glance
  57. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 10 - Presentation Layer Guidelines
  58. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 11 - Business Layer Guidelines
  59. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 12 - Data Access Layer Guidelines
  60. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 13 - Service Layer Guidelines
  61. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 14 - Application Archetypes
  62. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 15 - Web Applications
  63. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 16 - Rich Internet Applications (RIA)
  64. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 17 - Rich Client Applications
  65. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 18 - Services
  66. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 19 - Mobile Applications
  67. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 1 - Fundamentals of Application Architecture
  68. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 20 - Office Business Applications (OBA)
  69. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 21 - SharePoint Line-Of-Business (LOB) Applications
  70. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 2 - .NET Platform Overview
  71. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 3 - Architecture and Design Guidelines
  72. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 4 - Designing Your Architectures
  73. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 5 - Deployment Patterns
  74. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 6 - Architectural Styles
  75. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 7 - Quality Attributes
  76. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 8 - Communication Guidelines
  77. Application Architecture Guide - Chapter 9 - Layers and Tiers
  78. Application Architecture Guide - Cheat Sheet - Data Access Technology Matrix
  79. Application Architecture Guide - Cheat Sheet - Integration Technology Matrix
  80. Application Architecture Guide - Cheat Sheet - Presentation Technology Matrix
  81. Application Architecture Guide - Cheat Sheet - Workflow Technology Matrix
  82. Application Architecture Guide - Cheat Sheet - patterns
  83. Application Architecture Guide - Cheat Sheet - patterns & practices Pattern Catalog
  84. Application Architecture Guide - Fast Track
  85. Application Architecture Guide - Foreword by S. Somasegar
  86. Application Architecture Guide - Foreword by Scott Guthrie
  87. Application Architecture Guided - Introduction
  88. Application Vulnerability Categories
  89. Architecture
  90. Architecture Frame
  91. Architecture and Design Checklist
  92. Assume all input is malicious.
  93. Attack Pattern Template
  94. Attack Patterns
  95. Attack Template
  96. Attacks
  97. Audit and log access across application tiers.
  98. Auditing and Logging
  99. Auditing and Logging Vulnerabilities
  100. Authentication
  101. Authentication, Authorization and Trust
  102. Authentication, Authorization and Trust Vulnerabilities
  103. Authentication Vulnerabilities
  104. Authorization
  105. Authorization Vulnerabilities
  106. Avoid plain text passwords in configuration files
  107. Avoid storing secrets in the Local Security Authority (LSA).
  108. Avoid storing sensitive data in view state
  109. Back up and analyze log files regularly.
  110. Be able to disable accounts.
  111. Be careful with canonicalization issues.
  112. Buffer Overflow
  113. Buffer Overflow Attack
  114. Buffer Underwrite
  115. Build Scenario Frame
  116. Business Layer Design Checklist
  117. Can impersonation be used with Forms authentication?
  118. Canonicalization Attack
  119. Capture-Replay
  120. Case Studies
  121. Catch exceptions.
  122. Centralize your approach.
  123. Chapter 10 – Quantifying End-User Response Time Goals
  124. Chapter 11 – Consolidating Various Types of Performance Acceptance Criteria
  125. Chapter 12 – Modeling Application Usage
  126. Chapter 13 – Determining Individual User Data and Variances
  127. Chapter 14 – Test Execution
  128. Chapter 15 – Key Mathematic Principles for Performance Testers
  129. Chapter 16 – Performance Test Reporting Fundamentals
  130. Chapter 17 – Load-Testing Web Applications
  131. Chapter 18 – Stress-Testing Web Applications
  132. Chapter 1 – Fundamentals of Web Application Performance Testing
  133. Chapter 2 – Types of Performance Testing
  134. Chapter 3 – Risks Addressed Through Performance Testing
  135. Chapter 4 – Web Application Performance Testing Core Activities
  136. Chapter 5 – Coordinating Performance Testing with an Iteration-Based Process
  137. Chapter 6 – Managing an Agile Performance Test Cycle
  138. Chapter 7 – Managing the Performance Test Cycle in a Regulated (CMMI) Environment
  139. Chapter 8 – Evaluating Systems to Increase Performance-Testing Effectiveness
  140. Chapter 9 – Determining Performance Testing Objectives
  141. Checklist Item Template
  142. Chosen Plaintext Attack
  143. Client Side Validation
  144. Client Side Validation Vulnerabilities
  145. Code Access Security (.NET 1.1) Security
  146. Code Example Template
  147. Code Examples
  148. Code Vulnerability Categories
  149. Command Injection
  150. Communication Design Checklist
  151. Communications Security
  152. Communications Security Vulnerabilities
  153. Comparing Classes by Name
  154. Configuration Management
  155. Configuration Management Vulnerabilities
  156. Connect using a least privileged account
  157. Connection string management
  158. Consider authorization granularity
  159. Consider authorization granularity.
  160. Consider identity flow.
  161. Consider the identity that is used for resource access
  162. Constrain, Then Sanitize
  163. Constrain, reject, and sanitize your input.
  164. Constrain input
  165. Countermeasures
  166. Covert Storage Channel
  167. Covert Timing Channel
  168. Create application specific event source
  169. Credentials Brute Force Attack
  170. Cross-site Scripting
  171. Cross Site Scripting Attack
  172. Cryptography
  173. Cryptography Vulnerabilities
  174. Cryptography and Secrets
  175. Cryptography and Secrets Vulnerabilities
  176. Data Layer Design Checklist
  177. Data privacy and integrity on the network
  178. Deletion of Data-structure Sentinel
  179. Denial of Service Attack
  180. Deserialization of Untrusted Data
  181. Do I need to create a unique user account for each application pool?
  182. Do not cache sensitive data
  183. Do not develop your own cryptography.
  184. Do not leak information to the client.
  185. Do not mix session tokens and authentication tokens
  186. Do not pass sensitive data from page to page
  187. Do not pass sensitive data using the HTTP-GET protocol.
  188. Do not rely on client-side state management options
  189. Do not rely on client-side validation.
  190. Do not send passwords over the wire in plaintext.
  191. Do not store database connections, passwords, or keys in plaintext.
  192. Do not store passwords in user stores.
  193. Do not store secrets if you can avoid it.
  194. Do not store secrets in code.
  195. Do not store sensitive data in persistent cookies.
  196. Do not trust HTTP header information.
  197. Does the code centralize its approach?
  198. Does the code use protection="All"
  199. Does the code use the right algorithm with an adequate key size?
  200. Doubly Freeing Memory
  201. Encode Output
  202. Encrypt sensitive cookie state.
  203. Encrypt sensitive data if you need to store it
  204. Encrypt the contents of the authentication cookies.
  205. Encrypt the data or secure the communication channel.
  206. Engineering Practices
  207. Engineering Practices Frame
  208. Engineering Practices Overview
  209. Engineering Practices Project
  210. Ensure database connections are always closed
  211. Enterprise Services (.NET 1.1) Performance
  212. Enterprise Services (.NET 1.1) Security
  213. Exception Gatekeeper
  214. Exception Management
  215. Exception Management Vulnerabilities
  216. FAQs
  217. Fail securely
  218. Failure of TRNG
  219. Failure to Add Integrity Check Value
  220. Failure to Check Integrity Check Value
  221. Failure to Check Whether Privileges Were Dropped
  222. Failure to Check for Certificate Revocation
  223. Failure to Drop Privileges When Reasonable
  224. Failure to Encrypt Data
  225. Failure to Follow Chain of Trust in Certificate Validation
  226. Failure to Protect Class Data with Accessors
  227. Failure to Validate Certificate Expiration
  228. Failure to Validate Host-Specific Certificate Data
  229. Feedback
  230. Firewall restrictions
  231. Focus Centers
  232. Forceful Browsing Attack
  233. Foreword By Alberto Savoia
  234. Foreword By Rico Mariani
  235. Format String
  236. Format String Attack
  237. Glossary
  238. Guidance
  239. Guidance Engineering
  240. Guidance Overview
  241. Guideline Item Template
  242. HTTP Replay Attack
  243. Heap Overflow
  244. Home Page 10
  245. Home Page 11
  246. Home Page 12
  247. Home Page 13
  248. Home Page 14
  249. Home Page 15
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