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Security Zone
Find out how the new platform security features affect Python for S60, what your development options will be, and how to perform native extending.
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(05/02/08)
This comprehensive guide discusses where to get, how to install, and how to use the various cryptography packages available to enhance the security of your PHP applications.
(04/15/08)
Just about every web application uses the username and password combination for authentication. OpenID offers a better way. Learn how to integrate OpenID authentication in your Rails 2.0 applications.
(03/30/08)
Use extension methods to breathe new life into old classeseven classes that you didn't write!
(03/20/08)
Protecting your systems requires more than just a firewall and a password; you need a documented process.
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(03/10/08)
Learn to take advantage of the inner workings of ASP.NET's security model to help eliminate security vulnerabilities from your web applications.
(07/02/07)
SQL Server's CREATE ASSEMBLY statement lets you catalog code with one of three predefined security buckets. But under the covers, there are actually two distinct security models at play: Code Access Security and Host Protection, and you need to understand both.
(06/27/07)
Learn how to add robust security features to a simple wiki system built on the Rails platform.
(06/12/07)
To secure a wireless network you must first determine the state of the network and then provide a defense against intrusions. Enter Scapy, a packet-crafting tool written in Python.
Microsoft Jumps Into Virtualization Fray
Both fear and optimism shamble along in Microsoft's shadow as the computer giant advances its virtualization plans with the release of its Hyper-V hypervisor.
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As personal information once considered private moves online, some worry, while others perceive it as a non-event, or even a social good.
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Past Blog Posts:
Tech Ed 2008—Unifying Everything
From a developer's perspective, Tech Ed 2008, which attracted over 6000 developers to Orlando, doesn't offer much that's completely "new;" however, it does offer a great deal of value for developers who need to find out about existing technologies. If there's a single overview word that one might use to describe the thrust of the conference, it's "unification."
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