List of Tables

Chapter 2: Security Model for ASP.NET Applications

Table 2.1: Security features
Table 2.2: Gatekeepers responsibilities and the gates they provide

Chapter 3: Authentication and Authorization Design

Table 3.1: IIS Authentication types
Table 3.2: Comparing Enterprise Services roles with .NET roles
Table 3.3: Authentication browser requirements
Table 3.4: Available authentication methods

Chapter 5: Intranet Security

Table 5.1: Security measures
Table 5.2: Security measures
Table 5.3: Security measures
Table 5.4: Security measures
Table 5.5: Security measures
Table 5.6: Security measures

Chapter 6: Extranet Security

Table 6.1: Security measures
Table 6.2: Security measures

Chapter 7: Internet Security

Table 7.1: Security summary
Table 7.2: Security measures

Chapter 8: ASP.NET Security

Table 8.1: Windows authentication and impersonation requirements

Chapter 9: Enterprise Services Security

Table 9.1: Comparing Enterprise Services (COM+) roles with .NET roles
Table 9.2: Enterprise Services applications authentication settings
Table 9.3: Available impersonation levels

Chapter 11: .NET Remoting Security

Table 11.1: Comparison of TcpChannel and HttpChannel
Table 11.2: The major differences between remoting and Web services

How To—Create a Custom Account to Run ASP.NET

Table 1: Required NTFS permissions

How To—Use Forms Authentication with Active Directory

Table 1: Logon.aspx controls

How To—Use Forms Authentication with SQL Server 2000

Table 1: Logon.aspx controls

How To—Create GenericPrincipal Objects with Forms Authentication

Table 1: Logon.aspx controls

How To—Implement IPrincipal

Table 1: Logon.aspx controls

How To—Use DPAPI (Machine Store) from ASP.NET

Table 1: WebForm1.aspx controls

How To—Use DPAPI (User Store) from ASP.NET with Enterprise Services

Table 1: WebForm1.aspx control IDs

How To—Store an Encrypted Connection String in the Registry

Table 1: EncryptionTestApp controls
Table 2: WebForm1.aspx controls

Configuration Stores and Tools

Table 1: IIS security configuration
Table 2: ASP.NET security configuration
Table 3: Enterprise Services security configuration*
Table 4: Web Services (Implemented using ASP.NET) security configuration
Table 5: .NET Remoting security configuration** (When hosted by ASP.NET using HTTP Channel)
Table 6: .SQL Server security configuration

How Does It Work?

Table 1: Events fired by HttpApplication objects

ASP.NET Identity Matrix

Table 1: IIS Anonymous Authentication
Table 2: IIS Basic Authentication
Table 3: IIS Digest Authentication
Table 4: IIS Integrated Windows

Cryptography and Certificates

Table 1: Algorithms for which the .NET Framework provides implementation classes “out of the box”