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| Time: 00:27 EST/05:27 GMT | News Source: Microsoft TechNet Security | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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This paper presents an overview of the security architecture of Microsoft's .NET Framework This paper is based on a long-term, independent security analysis performed by Foundstone, Inc. and CORE Security Technologies, beginning in the summer of 2000. Our analysis revealed that, used properly, the .NET Framework gives developers and administrators granular security control over their applications and resources; provides developers with an easy-to-use toolset to implement powerful authentication, authorization, and cryptographic routines; eliminates many of the major security risks facing applications today due to flawed code (such as buffer overflows); and shifts the burden from having to make critical security decisions—such as whether or not to run a particular application or what resources that application should be able to access—from end users to developers and administrators. | ||
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