Never Write an Insecure ASP.NET Application Ever Again
Learn to take advantage of the inner workings of ASP.NET's security model to help eliminate security vulnerabilities from your web applications.
by Don Kiely
March 10, 2008
ne of the most important security principles for software development is least privilege.
Simply put, least privilege means that an application, process, or user should have the least access to resources required to accomplish a task and no more. By following this principle, even if your application is attacked or a user goes on the payroll of your nastiest competitor, you'll have limited the potential damage. Bottom line: implementing partial trust in ASP.NET is the single biggest thing you can do to make your applications secure.
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ne of the most important security principles for software development is least privilege.
