Encrypting Data in Network Connections

Author: dndj.sys-con.com | Published: 21st Nov 2006 | Visited: 248 times | Add Comment
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In today's computing environment, creating applications that transfer data between devices on networks has become a necessity for programmers. Fortunately, Microsoft has included several classes in the .NET Framework that make network programming easy. The TcpClient, TcpListener, and NetworkStream classes are popular classes that provide all the functionality necessary to pass data across any network.

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