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The CAT.NET 2.0 Configuration Analysis Engine
Maqbool Malik here… One of the most significant update to CAT.NET in v2.0 is the addition of a configuration engine. The goal of the engine is to identify insecure configuration at all layers of the application (configuration files, code level configuration, Read More...
How to Configure WPL v1.0 SRE
RV here... With the release of Web Protection Library v1.0 (WPL) Security Runtime Engine (SRE) has been significantly updated. It now includes a SQL Injection Detection module which can detect certain attack vectors. It also include re-designed configuration Read More...
Web Protection Library – CTP Release Coming Soon
RV here... Over the last couple of months we have been actively developing the next version of Anti-XSS library and Security Runtime Engine (SRE). We have added new mitigations that go way beyond the original Cross Site Scripting (XSS) protections of Read More...
Anti-XSS Library v3.1 Released!
The Microsoft Information Security Tools (IST) team has released the latest Microsoft Anti-Cross Site Scripting (Anti-XSS) Library version 3.1 .  Read more about Anti-XSS v3.1 on the Information Security blog and watch the video, “ Anti-XSS 3.0 Released Read More...
HTML Sanitization in Anti-XSS Library
RV here... For a while now, I have been talking about various types of encodings and how they protect web applications from cross site scripting attacks. In most cases input is simply passed through AntiXss.HtmlEncode or similar methods to transform it Read More...
Encoding Cascading Style Sheet Strings
RV here... Cascading Style Sheets provide developers ways to change the UI theme of a website and this provides many opportunities for malicious users to change the UI if the application uses dynamic data inside style tags or in HTML style attributes. Read More...
LDAP Injection and Mitigation
RV here... The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) API provides a mechanism for connecting to, searching, and modifying internet directories. A LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) injection attack exploits vulnerabilities in input validation Read More...
In Seattle and Want To Chat to the WPL (Anti-XSS) Developer?
RV is doing a talk at the local OWASP Chapter. Details below. http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Seattle#Next_Event_11_August_.28Tuesday.29 Read More...
Anti-XSS Library 3.0 RTM
RV here… Anti-XSS library 3.0 is now RTM!!! MSDN download center is updated with the new binaries. Here is a overview of the changes in 3.0 release. New features in this version of the Microsoft Anti-Cross Site Scripting Library include: An expanded white Read More...
Web Protection Library (WPL) – A Brief Introduction
RV here… I wanted to share with you some tidbits on our new project called Web Protection Library (WPL) which contains libraries to protect web applications from common vulnerabilities and attacks. Our goal is to offer comprehensive web application protection Read More...
Differences Between AntiXss.HtmlEncode and HttpUtility.HtmlEncode Methods
Syed Aslam Basha here. I am a tester on the Information Security Tools team and responsible for testing Microsoft Anti-XSS V3.0. The difference lies in implementation and performance you could get. The following are the differences between Microsoft.Security.Application.AntiXss.HtmlEncode Read More...
What’s Coming from the Information Security Tools Team
Mark Curphey here (Follow me using @curphey on Twitter ). June is a busy time of year around MSFT. For most teams you have a pretty good idea about your budget for the next year (July – July) and the end of year performance review cycle kicks in. You Read More...
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