C# Windows Application Massive Security

hi i can do this. I am expert in vb.net and c# . Hoping for positive response. Regards Mahesh

Hi, I am an individual freelance, having more than 11yrs of exp in developing applications, desktop& web based, using .Net (C#.Net, Asp.Net (MVC), XML, WPF, WCF (Webservices) kendo ui, office automation(outlook, word and excel), MySQL and SQL Server etc). By worked with Giants clients as a vendor, got expertise in delivering the quality code with in the time please see my profile. Time and cost may vary based on the complexity and the requirements.

Hello, I read through the job details extremely carefully and I am absolutely sure that I can do the project very well. I am having 5.8+ years of experience in Web Development. I have worked on below technologies/languages/database server. - Asp.net,C#.net,Asp.net MVC - Linq to SQL,Entity Framework - Javascript,Jquery,KnockoutJS - Crystal Reports,DevExpress Reports - SQL server,SSIS Package,SSRS Reports - Facebook Graph API - Application Security Remediation I love working on SQL and query/sp optimization . I can achieve the results that you are asking for.I have have good experience in security implementation of application. Eg. There are lots of vulnerable attacks that application should handle at first place. Attacks like 1. SQL Injection 2. CSRF 3. Iframe attach 4. Query string exposing data 5. XSS attacks etc.. 6. Headers leaking server information I have good experience implementing solution of these attacks. We can discuss further on chat(Skype:mahajan344). Looking forward from your end. Thanks Nikhil Mahajan

I will harden / encrypt / obfuscate all your .net windows forms applications for the price of $30 per executable / dll

Greetings. I've previously done heavily secured applications on WPF and WinRT. These applications were supposed to be very secure from a connection point of view, and from a copy-paste point of view. The applications I've created were supposed to encrypt all messages using AES on 4096 bytes, sign all messages using RSA and also keep a packet integrity hash (SHA-1 or SHA-3). These being said, I would still like more info regarding the project - what exactly needs to be secure and what attacks does it need to withstand (man-in-the-middle, cache-poisoning, etc).