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10 Points to Secure Your ASP.NET Core MVC Applications
Please Sign up or sign in to vote. In this article, we learn how to secure ASP.NET Core MVC Applications against top 10 attacks given by OWSAP (Open Web Application Security Project) in step by step way. We are new to the .NET Core Framework and we are using it for developing production applications, but when we develop a production application we must also think of security. So, in this article, we will run through 10 points which will help us to make our ASP.NET Core MVC code secure.
10 Points to Secure Your ASP.NET Core MVC Applications
Please Sign up or sign in to vote. In this article, we learn how to secure ASP.NET Core MVC Applications against top 10 attacks given by OWSAP (Open Web Application Security Project) in step by step way. We are new to the .NET Core Framework and we are using it for developing production applications, but when we develop a production application we must also think of security. So, in this article, we will run through 10 points which will help us to make our ASP.NET Core MVC code secure.
A Little Bird Told Me: Personal Information Sharing in Angry Birds and its Ad Libraries « Threat Research Blog
Many popular mobile apps, including Rovio’s ubiquitous Angry Birds, collect and share players’ personal information much more widely than most people realize. Some news reports have begun to scratch the surface of the situation. The New York Times reported on Angry Birds and other data-hungry apps last October.
Top 10 PHP Security Tips for Linux Admins
PHP is one of the most used server scripting programming languages. The market share speaks volumes about its dominance. The fact that PHP 7 is already out makes the programming language more appealing to current developers. Even though the changes have come out, many developers are skeptical about PHP's future. One reason is PHP security. PHP security is a primary concern for developers. PHP offers robust security inside out, but it is in the hands of developers to implement them correctly.
Tightening the Security of HTTP Traffic Part 3
This is the third part of this article which provides guidelines for tightening the security of http traffic by leveraging the power of F5 Big-IP and iRules to include the latest HTTP security headers to all HTTP responses. In this part, we will review additional steps that should be taken to make web applications even more secure. You can access the first and second part of the article through following links. The Server and X-Powered-By headers are inserted by default in all HTTP responses.
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