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Encrypting Cookies to prevent tampering

By , 23 Dec 2004
 
httpcookieencryption.zip
AssemblyInfo.cs
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HttpCookieEncryption.dll
HttpCookieEncryption.xml
HttpCookieEncryption.cs
HttpCookieEncryption.csproj
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In this article, we talk about the lack of Cookie security built-into the ASP.NET framework, and a decent workaround to provide integrated tamper proof security for cookie data.
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