Application security

Building Security in Requirements

Building Security in Requirements

Background: Every software application or product is developed based on business expectations. If we want to build a secure product or application, it is ine

ADO.NET architecture

ADO.NET architecture

ADO.NET uses a multilayer architecture that has components such as the Connection, Reader, Command, Adapter and DataSet objects. ADO.NET introduced data prov

Automation Unit Testing with NUnit

Automation Unit Testing with NUnit

NUnit GUI Nunit.exe latest version 2.6 can download from here: http://nunit.org/index.php?p=download.[pkadzone zone="main_top"] The installation process hard

Building Custom Controls in C# - Part 2

Building Custom Controls in C# - Part 2

ABSTRACT This article will enable you to understand parallel axis graphs and how you might want to implement a fully functional, albeit basic, yet effective

Building Custom Controls in C# - Part 1

Building Custom Controls in C# - Part 1

ABSTRACT Custom UI Controls require a good grasp of GDI+, collections, delegates/events and smart use of multithreading facilities provided by the C# languag

Debugging with Visual Studio 2010

Debugging with Visual Studio 2010

The Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 IDE integrates a full-fledged debugger and familiar user interface that provides an assortment of windows, tools and behavio

DOUBLE QUERY INJECTIONS DEMYSTIFIED

DOUBLE QUERY INJECTIONS DEMYSTIFIED

New SQL Injection Lab! Skillset Labs walk you through infosec tutorials, step-by-step, with over 30 hands-on penetration testing

Introduction to application risk rating & assessment

Introduction to application risk rating & assessment

Understanding today's threat landscape and looking at the pace with which organizations are adopting secure development practices, there seems to be a huge g

Collection

Collection

Objective of the Module: Introduction ArrayList Hashtable BitArray [pkadzone zone="main_top"] Introduction .NET offers a variety of collections such

The Exponential Nature of Password Cracking Costs

The Exponential Nature of Password Cracking Costs

Let's assume for a moment that you suffered a security breach for a web application accessed by your customers. Somehow, an intruder was able to evade all th