Adding security to Web apps may not be great fun but it doesn't have to hard. You can easily ensure your apps meet today's best practices by applying eight principles for secure Web development.
by Wei Meng Lee
April 29, 2004
uilding ASP.NET Web applications has never been easier. Visual Studio.NET hides so many technical details behind the scenes that developers need only concentrate on the core business logic. However, hackers are on the lookout for any opportunity to hack into your application. Which means the pressure is on you to keep defense top of mind. If you don't, you'll quickly find your ASP.NET apps vulnerable to attack.
I've compiled a list of the eight most vital defenses, complete with the information you need to arm yourself against them.
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uilding ASP.NET Web applications has never been easier. Visual Studio.NET hides so many technical details behind the scenes that developers need only concentrate on the core business logic. However, hackers are on the lookout for any opportunity to hack into your application. Which means the pressure is on you to keep defense top of mind. If you don't, you'll quickly find your ASP.NET apps vulnerable to attack.
