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all groups > dotnet security > may 2007 > threads for may 29 - 31, 2007

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LDAP Bind to ADAM user - bad-pwd-count not being set.
Posted by Glenn at 5/31/2007 2:35:01 PM
I'm using System.DirectoryServices.Protocols. I'm binding to an ADAM user. The basic functionality is working fine, correct passwords and user DNs successfully bind and incorrect passwords and user DNs fail. When the password is incorrect, but the user DN is correct I would expect that the ...more >>

Should Framework 2 to set same rules?
Posted by FD at 5/30/2007 6:03:01 AM
For a .NET Framework 1.1 application, rules set in .NET Configuration 1.1 with a strong name sign full trust. But after installed .NET Framework 2 and VS 2005, the appcation works NOT properly. So should .NET Framework Configuration 2.0 set the same rules as Framework 1.1? Or something els...more >>

Authenticating NT Credentials in C#
Posted by Matthew Wieder at 5/29/2007 8:13:02 AM
I must be missing something since this seems like a common task, but I can't find any .NET samples of, if given an NT domain/username and password, to validate that the username and password are correct. LogonUser won't work since the code needs to run on Windows 2000 without admin priviledge...more >>

Urgent: Securing a .net 1.1 application
Posted by George Macrides at 5/29/2007 12:00:00 AM
Hi All, I need some help! I am about to complete an important company application that will be hosted outside our building. Is there a way of hiding/encrypting/securing bits of code so that even the Web Administrator of the hosting company cannot mess with my stuff and use my app as his/...more >>



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