We recently needed a way to extract files from a sharepoint site’s document libraries. With sharepoint all the files are stored in a SQL database so it would seem connecting to the database and pulling all the files out manually wouldn’t be such a hard thing to do. After a fair amount of time googling for […]
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K. Scott Allen : Health Monitoring in ASP.NET 2.0 SQL: BETWEEN Condition SQL JOIN
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If you’re seeing viewstate errors like “The viewstate is invalid for this page and might be corrupted” here’s the dealio. For security ASP.NET encrypts the viewstate using an Autogenerated Key that is generated when your application pool (or worker process) is started. At AppliedI.net (and many hosts today) each website is placed in a unique
If you’re seeing viewstate errors like “The viewstate is invalid for this page and might be corrupted” here’s the dealio. For security ASP.NET encrypts the viewstate using an Autogenerated Key that is generated when your application pool (or worker process) is started. At AppliedI.net (and many hosts today) each website is placed in a unique
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I subscribe to windowsecurity.com‘s newsletter which is actually a pretty good read. Today’s newsletter has an article about the Microsoft UK Events Website getting defaced and goes into great detail to show just how the site was compromised. In a nutshell, they used SQL Injection and the fact that the web.config was configured to display
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Last week myself and Carlos attended HostingCon 2007. This was my second HostingCon and Carlos’s third. HostingCon is the premiere annual webhosting event where hosting providers worldwide gather to discuss the industry, technology and general hosting business matters. One of the greatest things about hostingcon is that you get to network with your peers (competing
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At the Microsoft World Wide Partner Conference earlier this month in Denver, I saw a bus driving around with “The Face of Windows Server” on it and it mentioned how you could be the face of Windows Server. I thought at first that was one odd looking fella: I figured he was either an
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