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this is part 14 of WCF video series in this video weamp;#39;ll discuss the risks of implementing I extensible data object interface this is continuation to part 13 so please watch part 13 before proceeding in part 13 of this video series we discussed how to implement I extensible data object interface to preserve unknown elements during serialization and deserialization of data contracts the downside of implementing ey extensible data object interface is that it carries the risk of denial of service attack since the extension data is stored in memory the attacker May flat the server with request that contain large number of unknown Elements which can lead to system out of memory and denial of servers so the next question of how to turn off I extensible data object feature arises one way to turn off I extensible data object feature is to remove the implementation of I extensible data object interface from all the data contracts this should work for fine as long as we have few data cont