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MVC: Creating SSL Links/URLs
A couple days ago a reader sent in a question regarding how to use SSL with the MVC framework. Specifically the reader wanted to know the easiest way to make an Ajax call to a HTTPS page from a non HTTPS page. The tricky part here is to do so without hard-coding any URLs, so I whipped up a few exten...
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Internet Explorer, HTTPS/SSL and ASPX pretending to be XLS
"Internet Explorer was not able to open this Internet site. The requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try again later." This is an error you can suddenly get after moving your ASP.NET application to a secure server. This post explains why and how to solve this.
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Virtual Earth: SSL Support
I've implemented Virtual Earth within many web applications, but one thing that I've only had to do a couple times is run the site under SSL. If you have ever done this, then you know that the web browser doesn't like this and complains with the "Do you want to display nonsecure items?" pr...
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Subversion via IIS
I have been working a few days on a solution to give access to an SVN repostory through IIS. I came up with a proxy handler between a working Apache environment and IIS. It works on http and https.
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Send Mail through SMTP with SSL Authentication like GMail
This example will help you to send email from ASP.NET using Gmail SMTP (SSL authentication required)
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Using Secure WebServices in .NET
How to call a secure web service with a SSL certificate from a .NET WinForm application.
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Debugging an ASP.NET Web Site with SSL
How to debug a ASP.NET Web Site with an SSL certificate.
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[Tip] Descarga de archivos bajo SSL
En estos dias, en mi centro de labores, nos encontramos en el proceso de migracion de un sistema que estaba corriendo bajo el framework v1.1 hacia la version 2.0, justo el dia de hoy estuve realizando unas pruebas de las diversas funcionalidades y me encontre con un pequeño problema al intentar...
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Tip/Trick: Enabling SSL on IIS 7.0 Using Self-Signed Certificates
SSL enables browsers to communicate with a web-server over a secure channel that prevents eavesdropping, tampering and message forgery. You should always use SSL for login pages where users are entering usernames/passwords, as well as for all other sensitive pages on sites (for example: account pag...
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Exchange data securly with a WebService without HTTPS/SSL
In this article shows you how to exchange data securely with a Web Service without HTTPS/SSL. It also provides real life example on the implementation and limitation on the important encryption types as well as Digital Signature that are available in .NET Framework.
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Consuming WebServices with SSL and HTTP BASIC Authentication
Excellent article on how to have web services check SSL certificate status and over-ride that default behavior based on the CertificateProblem enum. It also covers how to use BASIC authentication with SSL on the web service as well.