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Authentication and Authorization Best Practices in ASP.NET Core
Authentication and authorization are two pillars of application security. Authentication verifies the identity of a user, while Authorization determines what that authenticated user is allowed to do. Understanding and applying proven tools is critical to prevent common vulnerabilities such as unauthorized access and data leaks. In today's post, I will walk you through the best practices for implementing both authentication and authorization in ASP.NET Core.
Custom Role-Based Authorization with JWT in ASP.NET Core
In this article, I’ll guide you through implementing a custom role-based authorization handler in ASP.NET Core using JWT authentication. This approach allows you to dynamically control API route access based on user roles and route permissions, making it ideal for applications with complex role hierarchies or permissions. Our solution involves: A custom authorization requirement and handler. Dynamic permissions management based on role-based access.
Multi-factor authentication in ASP.NET Core
Read in English Read in English Feedback Edit Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Article 11/01/2022 22 minutes to read In this article By Damien Bowden View or download sample code (damienbod/AspNetCoreHybridFlowWithApi GitHub repository) Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a process in which a user is requested during a sign-in event for additional forms of identification. This prompt could be to enter a code from a cellphone, use a FIDO2 key, or to provide a fingerprint scan.
Policy-based authorization in ASP.NET Core
Read in English Read in English Feedback Edit Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Article 09/29/2022 31 minutes to read In this article Underneath the covers, role-based authorization and claims-based authorization use a requirement, a requirement handler, and a preconfigured policy. These building blocks support the expression of authorization evaluations in code. The result is a richer, reusable, testable authorization structure. An authorization policy consists of one or more requirements.
Authentication and authorization in ASP.NET Core SignalR
Read in English Read in English Feedback Edit Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Email Article 09/21/2022 19 minutes to read In this article Authenticate users connecting to a SignalR hub SignalR can be used with ASP.NET Core authentication to associate a user with each connection. In a hub, authentication data can be accessed from the property. Authentication allows the hub to call methods on all connections associated with a user. For more information, see Manage users and groups in SignalR.
MVC .NET Core Dynamic Role Based Authorization
MVC application with dynamic roles and dynamic permissions to have the ability to change authorization of different features in the system. Download source code - 976.8 KB Table of Contents Goal Introduction Components Used Create New Project Migrations Roles, Create Role Assign Role Permissions Assign Role to User Access Restriction Conclusion Interesting Reads History Usually for small organisations, there are no predefined fixed roles/users.
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