For example, suppose I had a blog and anybody could read the articles, read the comments, and flag any comment as inappropriate. How do I prevent non-signed-in users from clicking the \"Flag Comment\"
I\'m cu开发者_运维百科rrently developing a web application that has one feature while allows input from anonymous users (No authorization required). I realize that this may prove to have security risk
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I have a site which is running in ASP.NET 4.0, on Windows 7 Ultimate. It is using FormsAuthentication, with a nice little logon page, all of which is fine so far as logging in and authenticating.
So I have an asp.net Web Application (Not Web Site) that I am trying to support profiles for anonymous users.I have a form and I want anonymous users to be able to enter their name and email only once
I\'m using Spring Security 3.0.2 and I can\'t find a way to load roles of anonymous user from database (I\'ve got dynamic roles where roles can be given to everyone).
I have been wracking my brain on how to solve this issue for hours now, and I know I\'m not the first one to encounter it.
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