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Coda updated with fully integrated source code

Panic this week update to Coda, its web development application. According to the company, Coda is designed to bring all the functions of web page creation into a single window. Users have the ability to edit text, transfer files, preview pages and adjust SQL all -- and more -- in one interface. The developers goal was to take a complicated workflow of web development and integrate it into one int...

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Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection (CTP July 2008)

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=58A7C46E-A599-4FCB-9AB4-A4334146B6BA&displaylang=en

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MSCASI July 2008 CTP has three minor changes

Microsoft has released the Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection (MSCASI) July 2008 CTP. The changelog is a small one but it's still good to see Microsoft take the time to update this tool. Read More...

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Microsoft ® Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection – July 2008 CTP

Today we have released an updated Community Technology Preview of Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection. We made the following improvements based on community feedback: Included a GUI to view warnings generated by the tool. Downgraded the requirements to Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 from 3.0. Improved the ASP parser and analysis engine in various ways. The updated tool can be downloaded...

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LINQ to SQL : Missing Manual are at MSDN

ADO.NET and LINQ to SQL Describes the relationship of ADO.NET and LINQ to SQL. Analyzing LINQ to SQL Source Code Describes how to analyze LINQ to SQL mapping by generating and viewing source code from the Northwind sample database. Customizing Insert,...( read more )

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Getting started with Microsoft ® Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection

Two days ago, we released Microsoft ® Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection, June 2008 CTP which can analyze SQL injection vulnerabilities in Active Server Pages (ASP) code. In this blog, we will describe simple steps to help you start using the tool quickly. 1. Download the tool from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=58A7C46E-A599-4FCB-9AB4-A4334146B6BA . Msscasi_asp_pkg.exe...

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Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection

Community Technology Preview (June 2008) Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection is a static code analysis tool for finding SQL Injection vulnerabilities in ASP code. Customers can run the tool on their ASP source code to help identify code paths that are vulnerable to SQL Injection attacks.

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Microsoft Source Code Analyzer

My team recently had discussions with our security on ways we can help developers deliver more secure code on the web. One outcome of that is the Microsoft Source Code Analyzer. This tool is specifically designed to mitigate risk from sites that are vulnerable to SQL Injection Attacks. This type of attack can particularly problematic for free code downloaded from the internet. This release scans Classic...

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SQL Injection Detection and Defense

Microsoft has released tools to help website developers in their defense against SQL injection on sites that use ASP and ASP.Net technologies. The tools include URLScan 3.0 (which is in beta release) and Microsoft Source Code Analyzer for SQL Injection (MSCASI), available as a Community Technology Preview. Hewlett Packard has also developed a free scanner which can identify whether sites are susceptible...

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Testing programming language implementations

While writing the post yesterday about testing regular expressions, I realized that this problem is not really specific to regular expressions. I got a very good comment noting that testing any place that uses some kind of DSL is definitely prudent. SQL is another example. But these examples are both about actually testing the usage of them, and the problem becomes that you have two languages, but...

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SQL Ledger Accounting With Source Code

SQL Ledger Accounting is an accounting software or general ledger that build on SQL database server, and the common SQL database including: mySQL, Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Firebird, Interbase... SQL Accounting will share the same characteristics.

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Multi-tenant Sample Uses Online Storage Provider

LitwareHR has been updated to support SQL Server Data Services (SSDS) as the online storage provider. LitwareHR is the Software as a Service (SaaS) reference application that demonstrates how to create multi-tenant applications on the Microsoft platform. The application includes source code to show you how it was done. The latest update includes a new data model that works with SSDS flexible entities,...

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SQL Server source code analysis and management adds database security

Manage and protect your SQL Server databases by implementing source code analysis. Source code is the foundation of any application, and integrating methods to test and debug this code adds a key...

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Oklahoma Data Leak

Usually I don't bother blogging about these, but this one is particularly bad. Anyone with with basic SQL knowledge could have registered anyone he wanted as a sex offender. One of the cardinal rules of computer programming is to never trust your input. This holds especially true when your input comes from users, and even more so when it comes...

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Open Question: Programming Language Certifications?

I was wondering what certifications are available for the following that are legitimate: mySQL SQL C C++ php Java perl ASP I'm looking to solidfy my resume while I take night classes to finish my Computer Science Degree.