Sandboxing Gotcha in a Partially Trusted App : Don Kiely

Friday, June 27 2008

One of the three basic ways to build an ASP.NET Web site with partial trust is to use the sandboxing method, which provides enormous flexibility for how you protect your application. Our resident security expert recently had occasion to use this combination technique. It was a more painful experience than it should have been, so Don shares his experience in the hopes that you can avoid this particular bit of pain. The sandboxing method is commonly used with a custom trust level, giving you enormous flexibility about how you protect your application. I recently had occasion to use this combination technique, using a custom trust level along with sandboxing to build a Web site. It was a more painful experience than it should have been, even given that security is just plain too hard. I’d like to share my pain...

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Sandboxing Gotcha in a Partially Trusted App : Don Kiely

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