Questions tagged [.net]
A runtime, architecture, and libraries for Microsoft Windows used for creating applications.
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Feasible dotnet version [migrated]
I am having a stateful service which is using target framework as "netcoreapp3.1". And This service will be calling Some test projects and other dependencies. We need to add these projects ...
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Decode Encrypted Password help me [duplicate]
Help me to decode belove password
68H++v5FX/kUty5/itzflw== Above is password store in sql table
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How to preserve key in TPM 2.0
I've been looking into TPM 2.0 with .NET (TSS.MST), and I don't understand how to preserve key upon application rerun. TSS.MST provides a binary simulating the TPM2.0 device and the app is connecting ...
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Can we add TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 on windows server 2012 using gpedit although not supported by windows OS by default?
We are using IIS on Windows 2012-R2 server to host dotnet apps. From the app, when we try connecting to an external 3rd party api we see TLS handshake failure. On running ssllabs test on that api, I ...
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Are .NET runtime really not signed?
I'm doing a manual install on Linux of the .NET runtime which can be downloaded from dotnet.microsoft.com.
MS do provide a SHA512 checksum of the file on the site, but that can't be use to verify the ...
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How to protect private key for client cert in machine store? Is it acceptable for it to be exportable?
Is it acceptable to store a client cert's private key as exportable in the computer's certificate store?
I have a .NET desktop app that installs client certificates in local machine\personal. The ...
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Best way to handle Path Manipulation vulnerabilities with retrieving files from .appconfig?
I'm currently working on a task where I am trying to suppress some Path Manipulation warnings that have been raised from running an analysis with Fortify on my team's source code. The issues are being ...
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RCE through specifying .NET type or namespace?
I'm testing an application that allows the user to provide an XML file that will be processed. (I've already tried typical XML attacks, such as XXE.) One of the elements of the XML file allows the ...
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Does .NET Framework have a bounty program?
The Microsoft .NET Bounty Program states that "Vulnerabilities in the .NET Framework, or any ASP.NET framework running on .NET Framework (Webforms or MVC)" is out of scope.
Is .NET Framework ...
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Authorization Controls for Offline Windows C# Application
I've been looking into trying to see if there are any authorization controls that can be implemented for a local, and offline, .NET application that are tied to the Windows local authentication. The ...
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Should I specify JWT audience and issuer if I have only one SPA client?
I have an API server (ASP.NET Core 5) and SPA client (ASP.NET Blazor). Nothing else: no external oauth servers, identity providers and whatnot
To secure access, the server issues and validates access ...
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Security for a Windows application running in a corporate network
I know security is pretty important for the web application, but what about windows applications running in a corporate environment, network, not accessible from outside.
Do we need to treat security ...
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Encrypting app settings file is secure than encrypting only the app setting contents?
I have a content as shown below
I have encrypted the content by running the below command
cd C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319
aspnet_regiis.exe -pef "secureAppSettings" "...
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Windows directory that is only accessible by SYSTEM user
I am developing a .NET Windows Service using C# that needs to download an executable file and run it.
I need the Windows Service to run with SYSTEM privileges in order to allow it to install software ...
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Is this string comparison code resistant to timing attacks?
I have to create an API that authenticates a request by checking if the token in the request is equal to the valid token stored in our database. Initially I used the == operator to compare the two ...
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How do I do asymmetric/hybrid encryption in practice?
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I would like to asymmetrically encrypt messages with a public key that I have been given in advance. How can I go about doing that? Some example code in C# would be much appreciated.
What do ...
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Is Output Neutralization required when logging C# exception messages to log files?
CWE-117 is the common weakness enumeration for improper output neutralization in logs. My company uses VeraCode to scan for security weaknesses. Veracode indicated that this code had a output ...
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IV generation with RNGCryptoServiceProvider
I'm using RNGCryptoServiceProvider.GetBytes(new byte[16]) to generate IV's to use in AES (256 bits) encryption. For every record I encrypt, I generate a new IV.
I'm also prepending each of these IV's ...
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How should I store a password used by a service written in .NET
I have a Windows service that accesses a database connection. Since users rarely use Windows authentication, I encrypt the connection string. For development I have the password hard-coded, but I know ...
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.Net dll encryption
By nature, .NET assemblies are extremely easy to reverse engineer. Say I want to hide some code by embedding an encrypted .dll into another .dll that is to be decrypted and loaded at runtime:
compile ...
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How to verify a x509 certificate from Apple on a Ubuntu server?
I'm trying to verify GameCenter authentication on an iOS app with GameKit. The fetchItems API returns a URL for the public key needed to do this.
Steps 3 and 4 of that API say:
Use the publicKeyURL ...
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How good/bad is this implementation to secure password?
I've just started new project and decide to try something new, so I'am not using anymore EnityFramework and Identity framework. I Decide to try MongoDB, so i wanted to design from scratch storing ...
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How to disable the use of verb tunneling using such headers or query parameters in .NET?
I'm failing a security scan that is saying my .NET application is allowing verb tunneling and the recommendation is to disable this. The application needs to accept PUT and DELETE headers as well as ...
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When using public/private keys to secure app licensing info, couldn't someone simply replace your public key to defeat it?
We have a simple C#9/WPF app that we're releasing on .NET 5 Core on which we need to introduce licensing.
From what I'm reading, one of the most common patterns to do so is asymmetric encryption, aka ...
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What are these requests that appear to be phoning home?
I have a .NET 5 application running on AWS which has these requests constantly attempting to run:
GET http://app-10-irules.com/
GET http://www.simpleexample.com/
GET http://ssl-app-default-backend.com/...
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Check Expired Token (after a visit)
I'm implementing a model which I'll have to reupdate the users, so I want to deliver a unique link to the users and after confirmed the update, I expire that link, so I prevent reusing that link.
How ...
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HTTP: Headers vulnerability still showing after being added
A web vulnerability assessment was done on our web app by a third company that specializes in security,
and we added common headers that we missing, and to check my headers internally before the third ...
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Decrypt TLS 1.2 traffic between .NET Windows applications
I have attempted to decrypt traffic between two .NET applications (both on Windows platforms) using Wireshark but due to the Diffie Hellman with perfect forward secrecy, I cannot use my private key ...
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Process.Start() Command Injection
How to exploit a program that has this line:
Process.Start(user_input + "calc.exe")
It's a .NET function and nothing has worked so far ("mal.exe &&", "mal.exe;", ...
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Skip date check in Server certificate in Chrome
We have a web application on https port with server certificate valid from 01/01/2021 and valid to 31/12/2021. Due to some constraints the clients which are going to use web application are behind ...
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Protect a software in offline envirement
These days I intensively read maybe all posts and topics based on software security, but I couldn't find any solution that would be acceptable for me (if there are any of them matching my requirements)...
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Is Array.Clear() in C# suitable for zeroing sensitive byte arrays?
Is it worth calling Array.Clear() to clear sensitive byte arrays such as those containing encryption keys? It's not clear whether this is worth doing since the language has a garbage collector.
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Developer requests dev systems don't have .Net patches applied
Looking for some guidance on an internal discussion we're having.
We have a .Net developer that is requesting all development systems with Visual Studio installed don't have .Net updates installed. ...
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Secure an intranet Winform application
Is there a need to secure winform application in an intranet environment? Clearly, there is no external threat and only authorized personnel have access to the intranet environment, so I am not sure ...
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Can a client application volunteer to send a certificate?
When testing our c# application with a service from a new supplier our request was denied because the client certificate was not send.
Network traffic with a service where our application is known to ...
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DLL hijack privileges
DLL hijacking means that malicious software gets admin rights from default or it means you need to elevate your privileges first?
Because I tried to change a DLL in Windows/System32 folder, but I can'...
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How to devise cryptographic system with sharing ability
I am writing a C# .NET application. For my application the data of the users should be encrypted in the database. The users should also be able to share data with other users. To that end I want to ...
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Can a symmetric key be safely embedded anywhere in a .NET desktop client program
Is there a native way, that is, one not requiring the purchase of an expensive third-party obfuscator, that a .NET desktop client program, deployed to the users' Windows desktops from a LAN server ...
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Is Telnet safe for receiving text or does it compromise my whole network?
I have a telnet port open to my PC using the TCPClient in latest version of .net, it is only used for receiving text then parsing it and adding it into an SQL Database, my telnet server does not reply ...
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Why does Wireshark not recognize WCF traffic as TLS encrypted?
In a .NET application, communication between client and service can be implemented using various different bindings, NetTcpBinding being one of them.
The class defines an attribute named Security, ...
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Is using SecureString in combination with Xor considered secure enough for standalone Windows app?
The environment is Windows. We are using 3rd party tools in our app, and for tools to work they require method call and pass a license key that is a string.
License.Import(string name, string email, ...
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Cracking .NET random
I know .NET has two PRNGs, one secure and one insecure. What is the approach to cracking the insecure one (I want to use it to test an .aspx site)? I searched all over but I only found references to ...
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Algorithm to implement symmetric encryption in VB.Net for Windows and in Swift for iOS
I need to implement symmetric encryption to enable secure communication between one program running on a Windows machine (to be written in VB.Net) and an app running on an iOS device (to be written in ...
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How to embedded exe file into png file such that when png file open then exe file also open with png? [closed]
No code yet. I have used binary and base64 to embedded exe and png file into png. But none of these methods works for me. Because when I run png file exe is not run. I don't know why. I need help in ...
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Why ASP.Net Identity sends sensitive information to clients?
As far as I understand, Identity sends to the user an encrypted token with some user information like the user name and expiration date. Then, when a new request arrives to the server, it decrypts it ...
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How to securely open a folder using .NET without user input?
I would like to open a folder using .NET and it seems like as if Process.Start is the way to go: Open a folder using Process.Start.
I already read How to securely use Process.Start? but it deals with ...
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How to resolve the Format String Error alert in OWASP ZAP for a web application (ASP.NET C#)?
I have a web application with a log in page.
In the log in page, I've set maxlength for the username input and the password input, which looks like the code below.
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m....
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Store passwords local with plain text access on WinPE
I have an application that needs to store Network Credentials for a Network Drive/Share on the disk. The user shouldn't need to enter the password every time.
The OS is WinPE, so he cannot map the ...
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.NET application protection technique against cracking
I'm trying to protect my software against cracking. Protection against cracking is crucial before listing the product on market.
Info about the software:
Built using .NET C# (Framework 4.5.2)
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Securely store tokens in WinPE
We have a tool running on WinPE (Windows PreInstallation Environment) which talks to a web service. A user enters his login credentials and the web service authenticates the user and returns an ...