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After
the first announcement for the WCF Security Guidance Project, the amount of
content has grown tremendously. Here's a
summary of what's new over the last month.
Seven
new application scenarios:
- Intranet
- Web to Remote WCF Using Transport Security (Trusted Subsystem TCP) - Intranet
- Web to Remote WCF Using Transport Security (Trusted Subsystem, HTTP) - Intranet
- Web to Remote WCF Using Transport Security (Original Caller, TCP) - Intranet
- Windows Forms to Remote WCF Using Transport Security (TCP) - Internet
- Web to Remote WCF Using Transport Security (Trusted Subsystem) - Internet
- Windows Forms Client Calling WCF Using Message Security - Internet
- WCF and ASMX Client to Remote WCF Using Transport Security (HTTP)
More
than eighty annotated
guidelines.
Six
new how-to guides:
- How
To - Perform Input Validation in WCF - How
To - Perform Message Validation with Schemas in WCF - How
To - Use basicHttpBinding with Windows Authentication and
TransportCredentialOnly in WCF from Windows Forms - How
To - Use Certificate Authentication and Message Security in WCF calling from
Windows Forms - How
To - Use netTcpBinding with Windows Authentication and Message Security in WCF
from Windows Forms - How
To - Use wsHttpBinding with Username Authentication and
TransportWithMessageCredential in WCF calling from Windows Forms
Answers to more than one hundred security
questions.
Comments
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May 08, 2008
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