Microsoft just released the beta version of a Visual Studio Add-In that would scan your code in order to detect the potential issue that can make your code vulnerable to "Cross-Site scripting" attacks.

Check out the tool here

Check out some background information and tips here to learn how to write code to avoid such attacks.

I just came back from the 4th Richmond Code Camp. It was great and I had a wonderful time!

One of the reasons I love Code Camps is that you get to know tons of latest and greatest stuff in a short period of time (couple of hours) that you would probably learn yourself in couple of days or may be weeks!

I attended couple of sessions and most of them were good. I would specially like to mention the session on Share Point by Joshua Carlisle. Josh is a wonderful guy; he is nothing but passionate about the Share Point and you can consider him a subject matter expert on that. Well done Josh, great presentation.

Andy Leonard, the local SSIS guru, and the RCC team did a commanding job arranging such an event. Thank you all and thanks to vendors for some awsome books, goodies, and food.

By the way, I got two books during sessions and the Flexible Keyboard in drawing @ the end of the day :)