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Unofficial CodeMash 2014 Activities

By Joe Kuemerle December 23, 2013 CodeMash, Community

With December rapidly coming to an end I thought I would take the opportunity to bring up that beloved Winter event, CodeMash. Yes, CodeMash is just around the corner and…

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Transparent Encryption of Properties in .NET, Part 1a: The Bugfixes

By Joe Kuemerle December 7, 2013 AOP, Cryptography, Security

I recently posted my initial draft of a project that will provide secure, easy to use encryption of properties and fields in .NET types. Almost immediately some very knowledgeable people…

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Transparent Encryption of Properties in .NET, Part 1: The Foundation

By Joe Kuemerle December 3, 2013 AOP, Cryptography, Security

This is part 1 in a series of posts that will cover securely encrypting properties in POCO types. One of my favorite features of SQL Server it it’s ability to…

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