Stuart,
> Can you suggest an order that I should start reading in?
A suggest a book. Articles are often too short to explain CAS in sufficient
details. Reading many articles are difficult to order and often left holes.
A good book should (at least) put all subjects in a coherant order.
> One of
Sebastien Pouliot wrote:
I normally suggest the ".NET Framework Security" book from LaMacchia et al.
but MSDN also has many articles on the subject.
Can you suggest an order that I should start reading in? I can normally
pick stuff up through web reading fairly quickly, but I have trouble
when I'
at CAS can offer (at least if you
want it secure).
Contributions welcomed ;-)
Sebastien Pouliot
http://pages.infinit.net/ctech/poupou.html
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In NRobot, I have a pressing need for a security architecture: something
that prevents robots from running with full privileges, since in the
general case you can't trust the source of all the robots you might want
to compete against.
Basically, I want to provide the same level of security that
