End-to-End Application Security

Author: dndj.sys-con.com | Published: 21st Nov 2006 | Visited: 381 times | Add Comment
Filed in: NET Security

Last month (.NETDJ, Vol. 1, issue 12) we demonstrated a simple technique that allows you to avoid storing passwords in clear text, making your .NET applications more secure and safer should they somehow be compromised. In this article, we want to step back a bit and look at the big picture: application security from end to end.

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