I am wondering if there\'s a good solution for preventing automated form submissions / POST attacks. Would it be possible to add a form field with a token generated server side that would be unique f
Basically the application I am working on has a bunch of parameters that are all controlled from an xml config file, which contains configurations for each machine that runs the applcation (live and d
I am working on Asp.net Application where I have 4 roles in my application. 1. Admin 2. User 3. Reseller 4. Affiliate. And I am Using Form Authentication for this everything was working fine for singl
I am using the default ASP.NET authentication solution. Now I have subdomains on my server (eg. example.com, blog.example.com, forum.example.com...) The login occurs on example.com, and gives out an a
I have a website using Forms Authentication on domain1.com. I\'ve been asked how a login page can be developed on domain2.com which logs the user into domain1.com and redirects them to the domain1.co
I saw similar questions here, but none of them really addressed my situation, here\'s the setup: I have an ASP.NET application with Forms Authentication (SqlMembershipProvider) where users can submit
Background: I have two web applications, set up on different web servers, which are currently both IIS6. Application 1 (A1 - a1.domain.com) uses the forms auth cookie set by application 2 (A2 - a2.do
If encryption is used via ProtectedData CurrentUser and I have a site using Forms auth (with a custom membership module, don\'t think that will make a difference), will it work across several differen
I have an ASP.NET MVC app and am开发者_如何学Python using Forms auth. When going to a page that requires authentication, meaning there is an [Authorize] attribute on the controller action, it redirect
I have a website which runs under two different subdomains, let\'s call them foo.mydomain.comand bar.mydomain.com
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