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Oh come on!
You have been here for over two years, and have posted over 200 messages.
You know what to do: start with google.
A very quick search "How to compare the files byte-by-byte via C#"[^] gave over 3 million hits, with Microsoft in third place...
How to create a File-Compare function in Visual C#[^]
In future, please try to do at least basic research yourself, and not waste your time or ours.
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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I'm trying to mash the "5" button about 2 millions times, but, sadly, it'll only let me do it once... 
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+5
He might be a very slow learner 
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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Either that or a Real Programmer - see your sig... 
Ideological Purity is no substitute for being able to stick your thumb down a pipe to stop the water
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thanks everyone!
I got the solution .
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How to provide security to high level security to projects using system information in c#
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chandu.pamidiboina wrote: <layer>How to provide security to high level security to projects using system information in c#
Your question is not clear; how does system information relate to security here?
Security is a broad subject, and there's not a "code to include" or library that you can hookup and say "I'm secure".
Just as your house, when you install a large lock on the door, you feel safer - but hire an expert on the subject and he'll point out the ladder in the backyard, the unlocked windows, and the spare key under the second rock next to your front door.
What is it that you need to secure? A webapp, data, a server, sourcecode, passwords, a physical room with limited access?
Bastard Programmer from Hell 
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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Although Microsoft by default give you security like try one thing in Microsoft Visual Studio there exist venerability like XSS(Cross Site Scripting), Sql Injection, http request attack, Directory Listening etc but if you are using older version then you have to secure it by code tricks but in next version Microsoft have been solved this venerability so take regular updates to your visual studio you don't need to worry regarding your application, Although you wan't more security then you can use HTTPS that can be configure by WCF but for that you have to purchase ssl certificate it is mostly use by gmail pages.
Now for that try one thing Create new web application
Visual Studio > New > Website > C# web apllication > Take new Textbox and command button
Now run this project and write
"Alert("Hi");"
Now click on Submit button
It will give you an error like that XSS or CSS(Cross Site Scripting) so now you are secure. Not to worry regarding that just use latest things avoide to use old versions automatically secure.
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Hitul Mistry wrote: versions automatically secure.
Basically all wrong.
Software does not and never will be able to provide complete protection.
Technology certainly doesn't.
As an example of that, you store your credit card numbers on your computer and you believe your application is secure. So I just walk into your office and walk out the door with your computer.
Even if you use normal encryption idioms the box I walked out with will still have everything I need to retrieve them in an unencrypted form.
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Then you don't know how to ask question dear because you should ask like that how to secure webpage using https encrption i.e. ssl certification with 128bit encryption . You know anything about hacking you have every crack any security have you uploaded any shells, rooted any server, done any type of hacking or something then based on what you can doing so see man in security your mind plays because i know security codding i make my own codding see suppose your website have something another venerability like DNN then there is no meaning for any encryption for that your website should be secured.
For Encrption see one video tutorial
http://www.screencast.com/users/Shivkoi/folders/Default/media/92f7f313-9b1f-47f9-b99e-b9e098263da3[^]
May be help you.
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- TopicStarter did not mention websites
- I don't do websites
- https will be very helpfull if I download all the passwords that are stored in text-format
- security is a broader subject than this
Bastard Programmer from Hell
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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What at you talking about. It makes perfect sence:
The dude knows security codez, and wanted to analyze our codez and see if crack,server, dnn, https is secure. 
All the best,
Dan
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Hitul Mistry wrote: Then you don't know how to ask question dear
I didn't ask a question.
Hitul Mistry wrote: because you should ask like that how to secure webpage using https encrption i.e. ssl certification with 128bit encryption .
I don't need to ask how to do that. I do however know that if you think doing just that makes your business secure then you are wrong.
Hitul Mistry wrote: then based on what you can doing so see man in security your mind plays because i know security codding i make my own codding see suppose your website have something another venerability like DNN then there is no meaning for any encryption for that your website should be secured.
Not sure what that means except you seem to be agreeing with me in that technology does not make a business secure.
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I need code to provide security through web application
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chandu.pamidiboina wrote: I need code to provide security through web application
That you already mentioned, and you have been given quite some answers[^].
I'm not going to provide code; you'll have to write it yourself, or find someone who will.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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I wouldn't want 'high level security' coded by someone who asks for codez plz urgentz on CodeProject ...
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Yes but unfortunately we have no idea what skill level the programmers have who create the web sites that we visit.
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..as long as they stick to websites, all is well.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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I am trying to update a textbox in my main form, from a thread that I started in the click handler of a button of the form itself .... it keeps sending the exception that I can't do that from a thread other than that which created the control ...
how can it be ? how can I get to update that damn textbox using a different thread ? there' s no other way my program can work .....
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From your thread;
List<SomeClass> MyData;
UpdateGUI(MyData);
In the form;
void UpdateGUI(List<SomeClass> someData)
{
if (InvokeRequired)
{
Invoke(new Action<List<SomeClass>>(UpdateGUI), new object[] { someData });
return;
}
}
MSDN[^] holds some nice examples.
Bastard Programmer from Hell
if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]
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