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Hi I know about Integrated Security =True/SSPI is same, but do not know about Persist Security=True Could you please explain Thanks
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When....
Take a look here: Difference between Persist Security Info and Integrated Security
Persist Security = true means that the Password used for SQL authentication is not removed from the ConnectionString property of the connection.
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I am trying to use username message security in WCF. I am trying to find out if using transport credential type of None/Anonymous will pose a definite security risk.
My concern is with the initial exchange where binary data is tunneled through using the...
Started by alram on
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This is generally referred to as "security....
According to the specs for WS-Security.
Sign the whole thing and you're safe.
Transport security will be accepted.
Is exposed to someone sniffing the network if you use password digests (default) .
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I mostly use free security solutions to protect my home PC, but I wonder if I would get better protection from a paid solution.
I prefer the free software, since I can have multiple applications protecting against different threats.
With paid software...
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For other security software than encryption, firewalls and things this is good in that you have more control....
Do you trust that a company on a micro-level can earn my trust .
Software (and other security software), it's a matter of trust.
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I have one security context definition that uses PreAuthenticatedProcessingFilterEntryPoint for the flex part of my application. How can I have another definition that will use standard form login with html forms for another part of my application? Here...
Started by Vasil on
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It's all about what parts of your application are intercepted by the Spring Security filter chain intercept patterns that use different configurations (aka different parts of the security filter chain you are using the http tag to define....
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I'm designing the security subsystem for a new product. The system requires the following:
Complex user/group/permission model, both service-level and domain-level (ACL) Administration UI for the above Rules performed upon user actions (account disable...
Started by Electric Monk on
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But from....
It is a well thought out security framework that handles authentication, authorization, and fine-grained permissions.
This is based on the new (3.0.0.R1) of Spring security with method expression support and it works jSecurity .
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Is the Mac OS rapidly coming up to a point where it has the same amount of security flaws as windows machines?
The more macs in the world means the more people have them, and if more people have them, people can find the flaws in the OS, is this correct...
Started by Daniel on
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As far as security being related to the number of users, I don't for a @#!%! chocolate bar!! C'mon! What good are your security measures if your users will spill their guts numbers you're probably going....
Patches are for (life's too short!).
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I'm a beginner with PHP security issues. Someone reported a security issue with my code, but never gave details.
Below is a condensed version of the code. I'm using the JQuery AJAX function to send some data to the server where it's used by the PHP scandir...
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This might not always work because....
You could potentially obtain a listing of any files on your filesystem by posting a malicious value called 'foo' - if a value '/' was sent, you would be able to see in the HTML source all the files in your filesystem root .
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Recently I was working on recovering data from dead (bricked PSU) Windows XP machine, which included some client certificates installed into IE 6. I plugged in a temporary PSU and tried to export the certificate, only to be told that "these certificates...
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The real.
CryptExportKey is just a moniker for the real work.
Even a trivial there are layers of security.
The really strong security is implemented in hardware modules.
And memory only.
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When we restore a backup created with the command below we get all the security settings on the database level but the users on the engine level are not created.
osql -s myserver -E -Q " BACKUP DATABASE MyDB TO DISK = 'C:\SQLBackups\MyDB.bak'"
The main...
Started by Geo on
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With SQL 2005, MS introduced....
If you didn't want to do that, you could just create new logins for the orphaned users in your database using sp_change_users_login .
To restore the logins, you'd also have to backup & restore the master database as well .
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The Skein hash proposed for SHA-3 boasts some impressive speed results, which I suspect would be applicable for the Threefish block cipher at its heart - but, if Skein is approved for SHA-3, would this imply that Threefish is considered secure as well...
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Putting it positively, if someone finds.
The security of Skein does not imply the security of Threefish.
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