.NET Framework Security

Chapter 29. Writing a Semi-Trusted Application

By Matthew Lyons

IN THIS CHAPTER

• Restrictions on Libraries That Can Be Called

• Making Permission Requests

• Protecting Data

• Being Careful About What Code Gets Executed

• Being Aware of Permissions at Runtime

Chapter 25, “Implementing a Secure Assembly,” covered working with permissions in different forms and using strong names in your assemblies. These topics focus directly on interacting with the .NET Framework security system, which is most often done in fully trusted assemblies. Chapter 27, “Writing a Secure Web Site Using ASP.NET,” and Chapter 28, “Writing a Secure Web Application in the .NET Development Platform,” covered writing secure Web sites and Web applications with ASP.NET and the .NET Framework. ...