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March 18, 2004Techniques for Securing Private Objects in Your ApplicationsHave you ever wanted to know how you can extend the Windows operating system's rich security features to your own applications? Well there is an interesting article that was published on MSDN this morning that explains just how to do that. It is focused more on C++, but is quite useful to all programmers. It provides a good introduction to understanding the difference between things like tokens, security descriptors and ACL, and the author aimed to help make security programming practical and approachable with this article. If you are doing any sort of coding on Windows and care about securing your objects, I suggest you read this. Enjoy. Posted by SilverStr at March 18, 2004 10:12 AM | TrackBack |
 
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