Adding authentication and authorization to an application seems to be a task for that one person in the team. The only one who understands it. After watching this, you will be that person.
Adding authentication and authorization to an application seems to be a task for that one person in the team. The only one who understands it. After watching this, you will be that person.
It’s obvious that protecting your applications against unauthorized use is very important. So why does it always seems to come as an afterthought? In this course, Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core, you'll reveal the authentication and authorization options you have in ASP.NET Core front-end applications. First, you'll discover basic cookie authentication. Then, you'll explore the Identity Framework and authenticating with OpenID Connect. Finally, you'll learn how to implement authorization using policies. By the end of this course, you’ll have the knowledge to choose a strategy to protect your application and execute it.
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