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--- asp_net_mvc_security_check_list [2013/05/14 00:08] – [Threat: Open Redirection] stephen
+++ asp_net_mvc_security_check_list [2017/01/01 20:05] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Threat: Cross-Site Scripting =====
-  * Use [[https://nuget.org/packages/AntiXSS/|AntiXSS]].
+  * Use the [[http://wpl.codeplex.com|AntiXSS]] NuGet package - or not as it appears to be very broken and abandoned at the moment.
   * Review all views and ensure that content is correctly encoded. As the Razor engine HTML encodes by default, look for:
     * Any use of ''@Html.Raw()'' and ensure that there is no possible way a malicious user could inject anything into it.
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     * (Preferred) Review all controller action methods and ensure all ''return Redirect(url);'' method calls are preceded by a ''IsLocalUrl(url)'' check and failures are logged.
     * (Acceptable) Review all controller action methods and ensure no ''return Redirect(url);'' method calls exist (they should be replaced by ''return RedirectToLocal(url);'').
+===== Threat: Stack Trace Leakage =====
+  * (Preferred) Use [[http://code.google.com/p/elmah|ELMAH]] and in the ''machine.config'' of the web server (found at ''%windir%\Microsoft\.NET\Framework\<frameworkversion>\Config''), switch on 'retail':<code xml>
+<system.web>
+  <deployment retail="true" />
+</system.web>
+</code> This will set ''customErrors'' mode to On and disable trace output and debug. It can not be overridden by the ''Web.config''.
+  * (Acceptable) Use [[http://code.google.com/p/elmah|ELMAH]] and in the ''Web.config'' set ''customErrors'' mode to On:<code xml>
+<system.web>
+  <customErrors defaultRedirect="GenericError.html" mode="On">
+    <error statusCode="500" redirect="InternalError.html"/>
+  </customErrors>
+<system.web>
+</code>
 ===== General =====
   * Review all controller classes and ensure that only methods that are intended to be exposed as action methods are marked ''public'' - all others must be ''protected'' or ''private''.