The Data Protection API is easy to use and flexible. It’s a good choice for encrypting data, such as query strings and cookies, that will be secured and persisted for only a short period of time.

In this article, we'll cover both of these PowerShell commands and learn how each differs and, ultimately, which command you should use to work with REST APIs. Let's start with a simple example. We'll ...

A REST response sends a lot of data over the network, and most of it has to do with data structure instead of the actual data itself. In REST, developers can't create a connection to a target and then ...