Configuring Security
The security model in .NET development breaks down into two primary areas:
Code access security— This manages the security of the code itself, enabling the .NET Framework to verify permissions before allowing code to run or ensuring that all necessary permissions are availble to access required resources on the system before execution.
Role-based security— This manages the logon account's access rather than the application code itself, allowing control of application access based on user or group membership.
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