Hijacking .NET is today’s equivalent of using undocumented
Windows API functions. Except that not only are the functions under discussion
undocumented, they are actually private - functions internal to the .NET
framework that were never intended to be used from outside. [ Available in PDF Format for $10 / Download ]

In this new eBook, Dan Appleman will teach you how to find
these hidden functions, how to use disassembly and common sense to figure out
what they do, and how to implement code that uses them (along with a
straightforward explanation of the relative risks of doing so).
To demonstrate these techniques, Appleman demonstrates use
of hidden functions to work with Windows role based security. In one example,
you’ll learn a few lines of .NET code can allow you to determine which roles
(groups) an account belongs to. In another example, you’ll learn how to extend
a couple of .NET classes using hidden method calls and a few API calls to allow
you to easily set the account and group security for a file or directory.<p>
Whether you are interested in role based security,
.NET internals, or just want the thrill of hacking into the framework, this
unique eBook will prove a fascinating read.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Obtaining the roles for a Windows account
• A brief introduction to Windows role based security
• Setting security for files and directories
• Conclusion