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Writing secure web applications - Part III - XSS and Least-Privileged Access

Wednesday, February 15th, 2006

Tags : Microsoft Excel, Tips, Tricks, Software, Visual Basic, Calender, Workbook
If you remember; I said completely securing a web application will certainly render it unusable. But we are doing a darn good job of securing To-Do Master and it still is pretty usable. Of course, that must mean it […]

Writing secure web applications - Part II

Sunday, January 15th, 2006

Tags : Sql injection, Application Security, application access
SQL Injection
Well we are back, offering you the second dosage of our three part series on writing secure web applications. This time we (To-Do Master and I) will take you through SQL Injection. I hope the early-morning chants prescribed the last time around have made your […]

Writing secure web applications - Part I

Thursday, December 15th, 2005

Tags : Application Security, application access, validation, Web Security
Why, you ask, do you need me to go on and on about considering security implications of every design and development decision you make. “I am smart”, you say, “I know if I do not secure my environment I will be susceptible to attacks […]