0VertexPlayz0 0 Thanks! I was looking for this everywhere! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
anthonyR013 0 great man, this was needed a long time ago Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
textverified 0 It's easy to tamper with data on the client side and you're fighting a losing battle. if you need to protect the integrity of your application, traffic, data, anything, you must do it server side. Period. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
98657456 0 It's easy to tamper with data on the client side and you're fighting a losing battle. if you need to protect the integrity of your application, traffic, data, anything, you must do it server side. Period. Well even though, .NET is highly vulnerable in terms of unpacking. So you could basically "bypass" the login system if you're using PHP requests and stuff like that. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
textverified 0 It's easy to tamper with data on the client side and you're fighting a losing battle. if you need to protect the integrity of your application, traffic, data, anything, you must do it server side. Period. Well even though, .NET is highly vulnerable in terms of unpacking. So you could basically "bypass" the login system if you're using PHP requests and stuff like that. You cannot bypass the authentication and authorization if it occurs server, side short of exploiting unpatched vulnerabilities and compromising the server itself. That's like saying you can write some special client that will bypass Google's auth/login servers. Not happening. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites