This is a very lazy post. I just read two really good articles on RIA (Rich Internet Application) Security and Wcf Security.
My Lead In Intro:
Lets face it when it comes to client-side code (by this I mean anything running in a client's browser, javascript, Silverlight, Flash etc) it running in an insecure zone and you cannot prevent it from being disassembled, examined, and maliciously manipulated. This boils down to: Its a waste of time trying to write clever security code in these kinds of apps. Time is better invested in securing your Wcf Services.
- Securing Your Silverlight Application.
The great news here is that there are a ridiculous number of tools available to make it dead easy to implement, consume and secure Wcf services in Silverlight.
- Enterprise Patterns with WCF RIA Services
This is more about support for patterns and "how-to's". Awareness of proven design patterns give you robustness for free; why wouldn't you cash in?!
PS: As a side bar, I spoke to a Mt Eden developer in January that didn't believe me when I was explaining the simplicity of implementing secure Wcf Services was not possible without considerable effort and code. You know who you are. This has been available since 3.5 service pack 1.
Cheers ;-)
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