I have used .NET and C# to create a REST web service for changing passwords. My question is how to secure the request body on the client side using POST ? Any suggestions ?
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With a REST service the simplest is to use HTTPS/SSL, in this case you are securing the entire transport not just the body.
answered Mar 1, 2012 at 15:53
Shiraz Bhaiji
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