Cross domain access policy in Silverlight applications: ASP Alliance

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Cross domain access policy in Silverlight applications

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by Sergey Zwezdin
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Introduction
Interaction of the client and server
Threats which are possible at Rich Internet Applications
Prevention of attacks
Working with Crossdomain Client Access Policy
Conclusion

Conclusion

In this article we have considered dangers that exist at work with Silverlight services. The cross-domain access in Silverlight is forbidden by default. To switch it on, it is necessary to place a clientaccesspolicy.xml file in a domain root. However, it is necessary to do it cautiously. In these cases it is better to store all resources for cross-domain access in another domain.

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