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[Level] 300 [Description] In unmanaged Win32 applications, the operating system authorized access to resources based solely on who was running the program. In today's highly distributed, component-oriented environment, you need a security model based on what a given piece of code, a component, is allowed to do. .NET allows you to configure permissions for components, and provide an evidence to prove that it has the right credentials to access a resource or perform some sensitive work. This talk will cover evidence, policy, permissions, and runtime enforcement (stalk walking, etc.) I will also show how to manage application security using the .Net configuration tool and programmatically. [Speaker] Robert Hurlbut [Type] Presentation [Title] 
Introduction to Code Access Security
Code Camp II: The Return
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