December 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
21h 40m
English
You've seen how to add code to the existing security framework to add enhanced role-based security and other features. All of that won't do you much good if your website can't protect your data and your users' data. The next section discusses various things you can do to secure the data on which your site operates as well as the data that belongs to your users, such as sensitive information like credit card data and passwords.
Everything that resides in your Web.config file is human-readable text. That means that if anyone were to ever gain possession of your Web.config file, he would be able to read all the sensitive information contained therein.
In theory, ...
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