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In case we want to use SHA256, SHA384, SHA512 encryption to encrypt a string with salt, we can use this approach.

Technology covered: ASP.NET  Security 
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In case we want to use SHA1 encryption to encrypt a string with salt, we can use this approach.

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In case we want to use MD5 encryption to encrypt a string with salt, we can use this approach.

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The idea is to redirect the user to the generic error page and show the generic error message. On this page, access the last error occurred log into the database, log file or send in the email.

Technology covered: ASP.NET  Security 
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In case we want to prevent the page getting stored into the Browser cache to prevent exposure of sensitive data, we can use this approach.

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In case we want to remove the ASP.NET version information coming in with the application request we can use this approach.

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In case we are not using SSL, there is a chance of cookie being trapped in between server and client machine and can be used for malicious attack.

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ASP.NET Session keeps track of the user by creating a cookie called “ASP.NET_SessionId” in the user browser. This cookie value is checked for every request to ensure that the data being served is specific to that user. In many application, Session variable is used to track the logged in user, ie. If a session variable exists for that user then the User is logged in otherwise not.

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