ASP Authentication Using IP Address
This article explains how to control application access by validating the user’s login and password against a database. Once validated, the IP address of the machine they are using is checked at the top of every page. What a given user can or can't do (that is, the security levels) is now handled easily.
How to configure HTTP READ-Protected Folders
It is often said that it makes good sense to store your databases outside of the web accessible directories. But in many hosting situations this is not always possible. What if there is a way to have a non-web-accessible directory located inside the web-accessible directory?
Introducing AuthentiX
An introduction to using AuthentiX for remote access control over your website, with more options and easier remote admin than standard NT security.
Learn More about Security!
With the vast array of sensitive transactions occurring on the Web today, security is of the utmost importance. If you plan on asking your visitors for personal or financial information, protecting that data from outside forces is essential.
Safer coding with ASP
Simple list of the key points which can help make the
difference between your ASP scripts being safe or unsafe if
they are ever probed for weaknesses in their logic - this guide
explains each of the basic problems in turn, offers one
possible solution as well as an explanation of why this
particular solution resolves the problem.
Securing ASP Data Access Credentials Using the IIS Metabase
With the number of security holes that have been found that allow users to access your ASP source code, shouldn't you really be storing your sensitive information someplace else? What about the IIS Metabase? It's where IIS stores ...
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