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Article · ASP.NET Core
How to Add Passkey Login to an ASP.NET Core Application
Learn how to add passkey login to ASP.NET Core using WebAuthn, including credential storage, registration challenges, authentication verification, and security considerations.
Aarav PatelOct 164,2971,000
Article · Blockchain
🔐 Cryptography in Blockchain
This article explores the role of cryptography in blockchain technology, explaining how hashing, digital signatures, and elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) ensure security, trust, and decentralization. Developers, engineers, and blockchain enthusiasts will learn why cryptography is essential for protecting data integrity and enabling trustless systems.

Praveen KumarAug 19, 20251,1561,000

Article · Cryptography

🔒 How Does Cryptography Prevent Double-Spending?

Double-spending is one of the biggest threats in digital money systems. This article explains how cryptography — through hashing, digital signatures, and consensus mechanisms — prevents attackers from spending the same coin twice, making blockchain secure and trustworthy.

Praveen KumarAug 18, 20259861,000

Article · XML

XML Signatures in Microsoft .NET

Learn how W3C XML Signatures work and how to use .NET SignedXml classes in C# to sign and verify complete or partial XML documents.

lsitaramanJul 18, 2023139,7891,000

Article · Cryptography

Cryptography In The Digital Era

Learn the fundamentals of cryptography, including the CIA triad, encryption and decryption, symmetric and asymmetric keys, hashing, and classical ciphers.

Saad AslamSep 9, 20208,7481,000

Article · Visual Basic 2010

XML Signature in .NET

Security is a main concern in any application development especially where there is an exchange of critical information with an external system. There are ways to securely send and receive data such as HTTPS and Public Key Cryptography. In today’s world, XML has become a standard means for data communication between applications.

lsitaramanApr 24, 200626,1411,000

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