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1 Determine the path of the executing process using .NET Amr Salah Created on 4/25/2008
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This snippet shows you how to determine the path of an executing process on your local machine .


2 Installing PHP on windows IIS web server Amr Salah Created on 4/22/2008
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This article will take you step by step in installing PHP on IIS web server .


3 How to send email using Gmail SMTP servers Amr Salah Created on 4/21/2008
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This code allows you to send email using Gmail servers . The code is in vb.net and c# .


4 Effective way to delete cookies Amr Salah Created on 4/3/2008
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This article describes the best way to delete a cookie in ASP.NET .


5 New Features of Visual Studio 2008 Amr Salah Created on 3/27/2008
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This article describes the new features in Visual Studio 2008


6 Using HttpOnly Cookies to protect against Cross-site Scripting Amr Salah Created on 3/26/2008
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One of the more common security problems plaguing Web servers is cross-site scripting. Cross-site scripting is a server-side vulnerability that is often created when rendering user input as HTML. Cross-site scripting attacks can expose sensitive information about the users of the Web site. In order to help mitigate the risk of cross-site scripting, a new feature has been introduced in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. This feature is a new attribute for cookies which prevents them from being accessed through client-side script. A cookie with this attribute is called an HTTP-only cookie. Any information contained in an HTTP-only cookie is less likely to be disclosed to a hacker or a malicious Web site. The following example is a header that sets an HTTP-only cookie.


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