Abstract:

We all should know "How to write secure code" but to do this we need first to study some fundamentals, in this session we will learn a lot of fundamentals related to web and security as well, some topics that will be covered during this session will be * HTTP Protocol * Cookies, Sessions and ViewState * HTTP vs HTTPs * HTML, Javascript (beyond what you already know) * Encoding/Decoding * Encryption / Decryption * How to intercept http traffic * Introduction to SQL Injection

Abstract:

The Bing Maps platform brings location data to life by making it easier to visualize, understand, and analyze. The rich imagery, quality geospatial data, and leading-edge technology of Bing Maps is already being used by thousands of organizations, governments, and developers worldwide. Choose from four robust APIs to build innovative applications that allow you to better display data, excite end users, and improve business insight. Come to take a developer look how you can utilize bing maps in your application provide a richly web application.

Abstract:

Learn how to build Extensible Rich Internet Applications using Managed Extensibility (MEF). If you are building an extensible control, a pluggable management system for real estate you want to learn MEF. This session shows you how to use Export/Import/Compose model in MEF to decouple your applications into maintainable and testable pieces, and partition your application into smaller deployable parts to be downloaded on demand.

Abstract:

Now that you already know the fundamentals (from the "Application Security Fundamentals" session), let's learn more about the most common/dangerous security vulnerabilities, what are they, how to exploit them, how to write a secure code that doesn't contain them and let's see some real attacks exploiting these vulnerabilities (on Facebook, Google, Twitter and others) security attacks that will be covered during the session * Cross Site Scripting (XSS) * SQL Injection (and some Blind SQL Injection) * Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)