detect from which language http request have been generated

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Hello,

ideal case: i have make a game for andriod mobile and its server side is asp.net
clinet side send the xml along imei # in header and server parse the xml and generate the response.

now a hacker generatet the xml by himself and send to the asp.net server
how can i find that the informatio is generated from c# or .net frame work.
simply i want to know that http request is generated from which programing langauge.

Posted 9-Jan-12 23:19pm

adnan.fast

Updated 9-Jan-12 23:21pm

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CDP1802 · Answer 1 · 2012-01-10T00:24:00

Such a mechanism does not exist. Let's say we were sending the request from a .Net program. What would you like to see at that moment? C++, C# or VB? That would not be true, because before it can run, it would have to be compiled to MISL. So should it show MISL instead? At runtime the JIT has compiled the MISL to native machine code.

What you have appears to be some kind of webservice and you are stuck with the usual means of securing such a webservice: Examinining the information in the HTTP request (for example the IP address from where the request comes) or encrypting the data in the requests and responses.