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I'm working on a project that will generate an OAuth querystring in JavaScript, using HTTPS and in internal application, so security is not a major concern at this point (figured I'd mention that up front ) The JavaScript querystring is used to call a C# script on a different server and domain, essentially to pass data from the internal application to the C# application, and allow to verification that a) the query comes from the right source, and b) the query is valid and hasn't expired, etc. OAuthSimple gives me a signed URL like this: <a href="http://www.myremotesite.com/mycodepath/mycodefile.aspx?firstname=Kevin&lastname=Blount&oauth_consumer_key=ThisIsTheConsumerKey&oauth_nonce=nuOoM&oauth_signature=DAoaSxD5SvVFTTDNSxiTbANzGlc%3D&oauth_signature_method=HMAC-SHA1&oauth_timestamp=1313162452" rel="nofollow">http://www.myremotesite.com/mycodepath/mycodefile.aspx?firstname=Kevin&lastname=Blount&oauth_consumer_key=ThisIsTheConsumerKey&oauth_nonce=nuOoM&oauth_signature=DAoaSxD5SvVFTTDNSxiTbANzGlc%3D&oauth_signature_method=HMAC-SHA1&oauth_timestamp=1313162452</a> My question is, one the C# side of things.. what do I do next? I've two thoughts, but I can't work out which I need to explore: <ol> <li>using C# generate a new signed URL and compare the two (or just compare the oauth_signature values)</li> <li>take the querystring and somehow decrypt/decode it and verify it.</li> </ol> I'm told that DotNetOpenAuth is the standard to use, but I can't figure out my next step using it. Can I get some advice on what I need to look into, or articles that explain how I should proceed? 
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