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Protecting the TI .NET Assembly from Unauthorized Access

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Overview

To prevent an attacker from viewing or modifying the contents of a Transaction Integrator (TI) .NET assembly and then using that information to either create a client application which spoofs the identity of an authorized user or modify the custom properties of the component, you should:

  • Place the computer that is running Visual Studio and TI Designer in a secure location.

  • Confirm that the access permissions to Visual Studio, TI Designer, or any other tool used to modify TI type libraries and .NET assemblies are set correctly.

  • Store all TI .NET assemblies in a secure directory.

  • Confirm that the access permissions are set correctly on all .NET assemblies.

  • Confirm that the access permissions are set correctly on the directory that contains the .NET assemblies.

See Also

Protecting the Output from Tracing and Network Monitoring Activities
Protecting the TI Record or Playback Files from Unauthorized Access