dayoftheprogrammer: "How to make your code more secure" links For you that where at my session on @dayoftheprog here are a summary on my talk (with links)
DevSum19 links: Add more protection with HTTP Security Headers For those of you that attended my session "Add more protection with HTTP Security Headers" at #DevSum19, here are my links:
Content-Security-Policy The Content-Security-Policy allow the browser to detect and mitigate attacks including (but not limited to) cross site scripting and data injection.
Referrer-Policy Don't leak information about your system in the referrer section on the http request.
X-XSS-Protection X-XSS-Protection is a http header that helps you protect your site against xxs attacks
How to add HTTP response headers to regular asp.net and asp.net core By adding additional headers to your HTTP responses, you can help the browsers to protect the users as well as your site. In regular asp.net you add the HTTP headers to the
Swetugg: .Net Security 101 - links Resources from session ".Net Security 101" at Swetugg February 7:th 2019 Security Code Scan - Scans your code to find and report coded security issues CVE - Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, database
The XML backdoor If you don't configurate you XML parser correctly you may have left a backdoor to your system open
Create a class matching a json- or xml-file Easily create a mapping class for your json or xml in #VisualStudio
Use the Toolbox as a clipboard Did you know you can use the toolbox in Visual Studio as a visual clipboard? Just drag and drop (or paste a copy) selected code in the toolbox window. You know that window
Paste a previous copy When using Ctrl+V you can access your previously cut or copied text by adding shift in the mix. Ctrl+Shift+V cycles thru your 20 latest copying in Visual Studio. Holding down
shortcuts Jump to the line above or below easily If you don't have your caret on the end or beginning of the row you have to either user your mouse or a lot of keystrokes to add a new row above or
VSTips&Trix Return to code window You can always return the focus and marker to the coding windows by pressing the Esc-key If the shortcut doesn't work have a look at "why shortcuts doesn't works"
Visual Studio Save Visual Studio layouts and switch between them manage your different workstations more easily
