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ACL
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(Access Control List)
Term commonly used to refer to a discretionary access control list which is an authorization restriction mechanism that identifies the users and groups that are assigned or denied access permissions on an object |
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AES
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(Advanced Encryption Standard)
A synonym for Rijndael, which is a symmetric encryption algorithm that uses key sizes of 128 through 256 bits. |
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Application Domain
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A logical container that allows multiple assemblies to run within a single process, while preventing them from directly accessing another assembly's memory.
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Assembly Evidence
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Evidence that an assembly presents that describes the assembly's identity, such as the hash, publisher or the strong name.
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Asymmetric Encryption
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A cryptography technique that uses separate private and public keys to encrypt and decrypt data. Also known as public-key encryption.
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Asynchronous Programming Model
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A pattern of working with specific types of .NET classes that use Begin/End method pairs to provide asynchronous execution of certain methods.
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BinaryFormatter
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Located in System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary namespace, this formatter is the most effecient way to serialize objects that will be read only by .NET Framework based applications.
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Boxing
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Converting from a value type to a reference type which often occurs implicitly. Should be avoided where possible as it adds overhead to the processing.
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