security

问题 I have implemented an Azure AD OAuth2 Daemon or Server to ASP.NET Web API. However I only receive an access token which is the property on the AuthenticationResult. See implementation below. public IHttpActionResult GetAccessToken(string clientId, string clientkey) { AuthenticationContext authContext = new AuthenticationContext(authority); ClientCredential clientCredential = new ClientCredential(clientId, clientkey); AuthenticationResult authenticationResult = authContext.AcquireTokenAsync

问题 I have implemented an Azure AD OAuth2 Daemon or Server to ASP.NET Web API. However I only receive an access token which is the property on the AuthenticationResult. See implementation below. public IHttpActionResult GetAccessToken(string clientId, string clientkey) { AuthenticationContext authContext = new AuthenticationContext(authority); ClientCredential clientCredential = new ClientCredential(clientId, clientkey); AuthenticationResult authenticationResult = authContext.AcquireTokenAsync

问题 I have implemented an Azure AD OAuth2 Daemon or Server to ASP.NET Web API. However I only receive an access token which is the property on the AuthenticationResult. See implementation below. public IHttpActionResult GetAccessToken(string clientId, string clientkey) { AuthenticationContext authContext = new AuthenticationContext(authority); ClientCredential clientCredential = new ClientCredential(clientId, clientkey); AuthenticationResult authenticationResult = authContext.AcquireTokenAsync

问题 If one way SSL is used (Server Certificate authentication) then data sent from client gets encrypted using Public key of the server certificate. So privacy protection is available for data sent from client. My questions are Does this mean that in One way SSL data sent from Server to client is not encrypted and sent as plain text ? For both server to client and client to server communications the data/message is not signed and so tamper protection or data integrity is not assured. Are there

问题 If one way SSL is used (Server Certificate authentication) then data sent from client gets encrypted using Public key of the server certificate. So privacy protection is available for data sent from client. My questions are Does this mean that in One way SSL data sent from Server to client is not encrypted and sent as plain text ? For both server to client and client to server communications the data/message is not signed and so tamper protection or data integrity is not assured. Are there

问题 If one way SSL is used (Server Certificate authentication) then data sent from client gets encrypted using Public key of the server certificate. So privacy protection is available for data sent from client. My questions are Does this mean that in One way SSL data sent from Server to client is not encrypted and sent as plain text ? For both server to client and client to server communications the data/message is not signed and so tamper protection or data integrity is not assured. Are there

问题 If one way SSL is used (Server Certificate authentication) then data sent from client gets encrypted using Public key of the server certificate. So privacy protection is available for data sent from client. My questions are Does this mean that in One way SSL data sent from Server to client is not encrypted and sent as plain text ? For both server to client and client to server communications the data/message is not signed and so tamper protection or data integrity is not assured. Are there

问题 If one way SSL is used (Server Certificate authentication) then data sent from client gets encrypted using Public key of the server certificate. So privacy protection is available for data sent from client. My questions are Does this mean that in One way SSL data sent from Server to client is not encrypted and sent as plain text ? For both server to client and client to server communications the data/message is not signed and so tamper protection or data integrity is not assured. Are there

问题 I have a mysql table with userid, usernames and passwords and if the given password matches with the given username I create 3 cookies: userid username userpassword (md5) - I create this because I recheck the password and the username from the cookies when the user saves important settings (without asking the user to complete forms). I'we heard that this is not secure and I should use a cookie only to store session id, and to store this data in sessions, but how would look the code for this?

问题 I have a mysql table with userid, usernames and passwords and if the given password matches with the given username I create 3 cookies: userid username userpassword (md5) - I create this because I recheck the password and the username from the cookies when the user saves important settings (without asking the user to complete forms). I'we heard that this is not secure and I should use a cookie only to store session id, and to store this data in sessions, but how would look the code for this?