Martin Costello • 3/4/2014

Ensuring Your ASP.NET Website Is Secure

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This article details the author's experience securing ASP.NET websites, consolidating fixes for common security flaws like CSRF and XSS. It provides a central resource with practical steps for code changes, Web.config settings, and server configuration to address vulnerabilities identified through personal testing, security audits, and training.

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