Jari, It is possible to build secure web applications using either of those frameworks. The question then becomes: "which one offers the best security by default". At the web tier there will only be a handful of features that will be relevant to security, so I would look for: - Anti-XSS: Does the framework encode HTML content in fields by default?

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See: https://support.microsoft.com/en-en/kb/131976 However, unklike mentioned in the above article, you can't just edit a boot.ini file in current Windows versions. Instead you have to run the bcdedit utility shipped with Windows.

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