VSM December: Code Analysis for ASP.NET. In-Depth Improving ASP.NET Security with Visual Studio 2010 Code Analysis Anyone doing ASP.NET development probably admits, openly or not, to introducing or stumbling upon a security issue at some point during their career.
Developers are often pressured to deliver code as quickly as possible, and the complexity of the platform and vast number of configuration options can leave the application in a less than desirable security state. In addition, the configuration requirements for debugging and production are different, which can often introduce debugging settings in production, causing a variety of issues. Over the years, the ASP.NET platform has matured and better documentation has been made available through MSDN and community blogs, but knowing which feature or configuration setting to use is often trouble-some.
Contention, poor performance, and deadlocks when you make Web service requests from ASP.NET applications. ProcessModel Element (ASP.NET Settings Schema) Configures the ASP.NET process model settings on a Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) Web server.
The processModel section can be set only within the Machine.config file and affects all ASP.NET applications that are running on the server. The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.
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