| title | Security in the .NET Framework | ||||
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| ms.date | 03/30/2017 | ||||
| ms.prod | .net | ||||
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| ms.technology | dotnet-standard | ||||
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| caps.latest.revision | 37 | ||||
| author | mairaw | ||||
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| manager | wpickett | ||||
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The common language runtime and the .NET Framework provide many useful classes and services that enable developers to easily write secure code and enable system administrators to customize the permissions granted to code so that it can access protected resources. In addition, the runtime and the .NET Framework provide useful classes and services that facilitate the use of cryptography and role-based security.
Security Changes
Describes important changes to the .NET Framework security system.
Key Security Concepts
Provides an overview of common language runtime security features. This section is of interest to developers and system administrators.
Role-Based Security
Describes how to interact with role-based security in your code. This section is of interest to developers.
Cryptography Model
Provides an overview of cryptographic services provided by the .NET Framework. This section is of interest to developers.
Secure Coding Guidelines
Describes some of the best practices for creating reliable .NET Framework applications. This section is of interest to developers.
Secure Coding Guidelines for Unmanaged Code
Describes some of the best practices and security concerns when calling unmanaged code.
Windows Identity Foundation
Describes how you can implement claims-based identity in your applications.
Development Guide
Provides a guide to all key technology areas and tasks for application development, including creating, configuring, debugging, securing, and deploying your application, and information about dynamic programming, interoperability, extensibility, memory management, and threading.