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Someone was trying to "pass a connection" to another ASP.NET application from a redirect or a link and couldn't figure out how to do it. Of course, you wouldn't be able to pass the connection object itself (nor should you even try) but you |
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In any security model, protecting data is an obvious priority. This has been true for hundreds of years and is still true today. Long ago, encryption schemes were trivial since the decryption mechanism was a person on the receiving end of some messag |
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A technique called obfuscating goes a long way in keeping your source code safe. An obfuscator will mangle your code, without changing the actual result, to make it increasingly harder for someone to decompile your code and actually understand it. |
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