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    Sep262006

    Top 10 Security Vulnerabilities in .NET Config Files

    DateTuesday, September 26, 2006 at 6:25PM

    This article from DevX focuses on an often over looked security hole, config files. Starting with Custom Error messages and progressing through session state management and authentication, this article touches on some pretty basic principles, that often get missed.

    Developers typically focus on developing highly secure code, but the publishing process from dev to public often ignores the necessary changes. In your development environment you obviously need to know everything about your errors and issues. In your product environment you do not.

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