Programming .Net Security
Autor Adam Freeman, Allen Jonesen Limba Engleză Paperback – 5 aug 2003
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780596004422
ISBN-10: 0596004427
Pagini: 714
Dimensiuni: 177 x 235 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.01 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
Locul publicării:United States
ISBN-10: 0596004427
Pagini: 714
Dimensiuni: 177 x 235 x 35 mm
Greutate: 1.01 kg
Editura: O'Reilly
Locul publicării:United States
Cuprins
Dedication; Preface; How This Book Is Organized; Who Should Read This Book; Assumptions This Book Makes; Conventions Used in This Book; How to Contact Us; Part I: Fundamentals; Chapter 1: Security Fundamentals; 1.1 The Need for Security; 1.2 Roles in Security; 1.3 Understanding Software Security; 1.4 End-to-End Security; Chapter 2: Assemblies; 2.1 Assemblies Explained; 2.2 Creating Assemblies; 2.3 Shared Assemblies; 2.4 Strong Names; 2.5 Publisher Certificates; 2.6 Decompiling Explained; Chapter 3: Application Domains; 3.1 Application Domains Explained; Chapter 4: The Lifetime of a Secure Application; 4.1 Designing a Secure .NET Application; 4.2 Developing a Secure .NET Application; 4.3 Security Testing a .NET Application; 4.4 Deploying a .NET Application; 4.5 Executing a .NET Application; 4.6 Monitoring a .NET Application; Part II: .NET Security; Chapter 5: Introduction to Runtime Security; 5.1 Runtime Security Explained; 5.2 Introducing Role-Based Security; 5.3 Introducing Code-Access Security; 5.4 Introducing Isolated Storage; Chapter 6: Evidence and Code Identity; 6.1 Evidence Explained; 6.2 Programming Evidence; 6.3 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 7: Permissions; 7.1 Permissions Explained; 7.2 Programming Code-Access Security; 7.3 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 8: Security Policy; 8.1 Security Policy Explained; 8.2 Programming Security Policy; 8.3 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 9: Administering Code-Access Security; 9.1 Default Security Policy; 9.2 Inspecting Declarative Security Statements; 9.3 Using the .NET Framework Configuration Tool; 9.4 Using the Code-Access Security Policy Tool; Chapter 10: Role-Based Security; 10.1 Role-Based Security Explained; 10.2 Programming Role-Based Security; Chapter 11: Isolated Storage; 11.1 Isolated Storage Explained; 11.2 Programming Isolated Storage; 11.3 Administering Isolated Storage; Part III: .NET Cryptography; Chapter 12: Introduction to Cryptography; 12.1 Cryptography Explained; 12.2 Cryptography Is Key Management; 12.3 Cryptographic Attacks; Chapter 13: Hashing Algorithms; 13.1 Hashing Algorithms Explained; 13.2 Programming Hashing Algorithms; 13.3 Keyed Hashing Algorithms Explained; 13.4 Programming Keyed Hashing Algorithms; 13.5 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 14: Symmetric Encryption; 14.1 Encryption Revisited; 14.2 Symmetric Encryption Explained; 14.3 Programming Symmetrical Encryption; 14.4 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 15: Asymmetric Encryption; 15.1 Asymmetric Encryption Explained; 15.2 Programming Asymmetrical Encryption; 15.3 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 16: Digital Signatures; 16.1 Digital Signatures Explained; 16.2 Programming Digital Signatures; 16.3 Programming XML Signatures; 16.4 Extending the .NET Framework; Chapter 17: Cryptographic Keys; 17.1 Cryptographic Keys Explained; 17.2 Programming Cryptographic Keys; 17.3 Extending the .NET Framework; Part IV: .NET Application Frameworks; Chapter 18: ASP.NET Application Security; 18.1 ASP.NET Security Explained; 18.2 Configuring the ASP.NET Worker Process Identity; 18.3 Authentication; 18.4 Authorization; 18.5 Impersonation; 18.6 ASP.NET and Code-Access Security; Chapter 19: COM+ Security; 19.1 COM+ Security Explained; 19.2 Programming COM+ Security; 19.3 Administering COM+ Security; Chapter 20: The Event Log Service; 20.1 The Event Log Service Explained; 20.2 Programming the Event Log Service; Part V: API Quick Reference; Chapter 21: How to Use This Quick Reference; 21.1 Finding a Quick-Reference Entry; 21.2 Reading a Quick-Reference Entry; Chapter 22: Converting from C# to VB Syntax; 22.1 General Considerations; 22.2 Classes; 22.3 Structures; 22.4 Interfaces; 22.5 Class, Structure, and Interface Members; 22.6 Delegates; 22.7 Enumerations; Chapter 23: The System.Security Namespace; Chapter 24: The System.Security.Cryptography Namespace; Chapter 25: The System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates Namespace; Chapter 26: The System.Security.Cryptography.Xml Namespace; Chapter 27: The System.Security.Permissions Namespace; Chapter 28: The System.Security.Policy Namespace; Chapter 29: The System.Security.Principal Namespace; Colophon;