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SSL pinning is a security technique that associates a host with its expected X.509 certificate or public key to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks. On WindowsForum.com, discussions cover implementing SSL pinning in Windows 10 apps to enhance data-in-flight security. Topics include certificate validation, bypassing pinning for debugging, and best practices for developers using .NET or UWP. The tag also addresses challenges like certificate expiration and pinning against multiple certificates. While not a dedicated forum category, SSL pinning appears in threads about secure app development, Azure API Management, and Windows 10 security features such as Microsoft Passport.
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Create more secure apps with less effort (10 by 10)
In our final post of the Windows 10 by 10 development series, we’ll talk about the feature introductions and enhancements in Windows 10 that help you create more secure apps. When we think of security, we can split it up in these three main areas: authentication, data-in-flight and data-at-rest...- News
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