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Things have been quite on the blog for while. There is a LOT of code being cranked out at the moment as we work towards some deadlines in the summer on various projects. Our team name has also changed from the Connected Information Security Group (CISG)
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We now have a discussion forum for users of CAT.NET. There is no official support for these tools but you can ask questions and we will try to help wherever we can! CAT.NET - http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/catnet/threads/ Anti-XSS - http://www.codeplex.com/AntiXSS/Thread/List.asp
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Hi, Anil Chintala here… In this post I wanted to talk about the new Test Harness application which was released as part of the AntiXSS V3.0 Beta and is available as a free download on MSDN with source code available for download on CodePlex . Test
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Language(s): English. Product(s): Security. Audience(s): Developer. Duration: 60 Minutes Start Date: Friday, January 09, 2009 12:00 PM Pacific Time (US & Canada) Register Here
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Download CAT.NET CTP ( 32 bit here and 64 bit here ) Anti-XSS was not affected but for completeness Download Anti-XSS 3.0 Beta ( here and source code here ) Our sincere apologies.
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RV again... Last time around we looked at SRE from a conceptual perspective , this time lets look at from a code perspective. Lets trace the program flow and understand in depth what SRE code does. SRE is a HttpModule, the main class file is AntiXssModule.cs
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RV here again... Traditionally security fixes are applied to specific pieces of code where a vulnerability exists which usually involves some development and testing effort. Imagine a system where an application is instantly secured by simple configuration.
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Hi RV here again... Last time I looked at ASP.NET controls and few common scenarios where you need to use encoding. Couple of weeks back we looked at a sample data binding scenario. This time lets exclusively look at various ASP.NET data binding techniques
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RV here... Last time we saw some some real world XSS examples. This time we will look at which common ASP.NET controls require encoding. Some controls in ASP.NET automatically encode certain properties when rendered, not all the controls do the same.
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RV here again... From couple of weeks we have been seeing some XSS vulnerabilities in asp.net code. Today I wanted to show you guys some real world examples ranging from property assignments, data binding and JavaScript building. For each example, I will
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RV again... Last time we saw how to fix a cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability. This time we look at how we can detect cross site scripting vulnerabilities using automated tools. Being the most common vulnerability found in web applications, it is
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Dennis Groves here..... Hello, my name is Dennis Groves and I am a Program Manager in the CISG (Connected Information Security Group) at Microsoft. Before joining Microsoft I was a Security Consultant with IBM Security and Privacy Services. At IBM my
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Hello there! My name is Andreas Fuchsberger, I am a developer in the CISG team based in Germany. I joined CISG after a short stint with Assessment, Consulting and Engineering (ACE) Team part of the InfoSec in Microsoft IT. I am a relatively new to Microsoft
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Hi Vineet here..... My name is Vineet Batta and in keeping with the other introductions here are a few words about myself. I have an engineering degree in Electronics & Communication and have spent quite a lot of time doing security reviews in the
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RV here..... My full name is Anil Kumar Venkata Revuru but people call me RV around here. I am a Senior Software Development Engineer (SDE in MSFT speak) for CISG where I am responsible for architecting security tools. In my past life at Microsoft I conducted
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