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Systems Programming with C# and .NET
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Your application likely has strings. Most of them are irrelevant to the outside world; if you write “Hello World” to a console, an attacker probably couldn’t care less about that. But other strings are a lot more interesting to these people. Consider connection strings to a database, for instance. They can be an excellent resource for a hacker. Then, there are other data, such as user information, passwords, and credit card information.
We can distinguish between two types of strings:
Let’s see whether we can protect this sensitive data.
First, we deal with the strings in your application that are part of your code base. Think of things such as passwords and connection strings. In an ideal world, you store this information...