credentials

I have a WCF service using BasicHttpBinding with Windows authentication. Most clients are domain accounts and connect to the service using their default credentials. Now I want to connect to the service from an ASP.NET client that is running under a local account. I want to connect to the WCF service using windows credentials (domain\user and password) that are available to the ASP.NET application. I know I can do this in code using ClientBase<T>.ClientCredentials. Is there a way to specify the credentials (domain\user and password) in the client's web.config file so I don't have to change the

Where is the documentation on creating a custom Windows Credential Provider located? Everything I've found so far points to the same article on how to make a custom credential provider ( MSDN Magazine: "Create Custom Login Experiences With Credential Providers For Windows Vista" ), but neither that article nor anything else I can find provides documentation on how things actually work. At best there are some code samples, but those don't explain the full mechanics of credential providers or usefully show how to roll your own. In an article on Windows Vista Smart Card Infrastructure, there is a

In http://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/builder/#arg , It recommendeds secrets are not passed through ARGS. Note: It is not recommended to use build-time variables for passing secrets like github keys, user credentials etc. At what point are secrets passed through build-time variables in danger? Update August 2018: You now have docker build --secret id=mysecret,src=/secret/file . See " safe way to use build-time argument in Docker ". Update January 2017: Docker (swarm) 1.13 has docker secret . However, as commented by Steve Hoffman ( bacoboy ) : [...]The secret command only helps swarm

I would like to create an Android Webview that connects to a website via a secured HTTPS connection with the use of credentials. First difficulty was to accept the certificate (private), it was solved with this very useful post. Second difficulty is to use credentials, I found this post. (first answer from dparnas) which seems to deal pretty well with it, but it talks about HTTP connection and not HTTPS . I ve tried it, but it doesnt work, I just reach the sign-in form page without any error message, just the normal blank form. Here is my code: import android.app.Activity; import android.net

I build a C# program, to be run on Windows 10. I want to send emails from this program (calculation results) by just pressing a button. I put the from: e-mail address and the subject: , etc. in C# properties, but I do not want to put a clear text password anywhere in the program, AND I don't want the user to have to type in the password for the server each time a mail is sent. Can that be done? If so, how (generally)? I was thinking of putting all that e-mail information, including an encrypted password for the server in a data file to be read during startup of the program. Or maybe Windows 10

I've created an endpoint using a secured backend and have been using it since March on an app I'm building (source docs here ). I recently installed the latest version to my Android 6.0 device and an odd error popped up (it works perfectly on 4.2.2 & 5.1). The specific error is: IllegalArgumentException: the name must not be empty: null Which I traced to an error with the credential, you can see the code below. On Android 6.0 account may be "user@gmail.com" but the string 'test' turns out to be null! Is there something specific about 6.0 that changed GoogleAccountCredential? public static

I recently created a second GitHub account two separate my work and my private projects (before, I only had the work account). I use https in combination with the Windows credential storage. To automatically select the correct account, I store my private account info in ~/.gitconfig and the work account info in ~/work/.gitconfig as suggested here . Unfortunately, when I try to push changes in my private repositories, I get the following error: $ git push remote: Permission to privateuser/privaterepo.git denied to workuser. fatal: unable to access 'https://privateuser@github.com/privateuser