ASP.NET Identity 2 Fundamentals
ASP.NET Identity 2 is the most recent user management library from the ASP.NET team. This course will teach you the basics of claims-based identity, how the ASP.NET Identity library works, and how to integrate the library with an ASP.NET application.
What you'll learn
ASP.NET Identity is the latest user management library from the ASP.NET team, replacing the ASP.NET Membership and Simple Membership libraries. In this course, ASP.NET Identity 2 Fundamentals, you'll learn everything you need to get started with the ASP.NET Identity library. First, you'll explore the best practices. Next, you'll discover security considerations. Finally, you'll learn how to integrate the library with modern ASP.NET MVC web applications. When you are finished with this course, you'll be armed with the knowledge to implement ASP.NET Identity in your own web application, creating a robust user store that integrates with modern security libraries.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Storage as Claim vs. Custom Property 1m
- Demo: Extending ASP.NET Identity Entity Framework Defaults 6m
- Two Factor Authentication 7m
- Demo: Two Step Verification Using SMS 8m
- Reset and Confirmation 3m
- Demo Email Confirmation via Email 4m
- Demo Password Reset via Email 3m
- External Authentication 2m
- Demo: Handling External Authentication and Identities 9m
- Summary 1m
Course FAQ
ASP.NET Identity is a modern user management library for ASP.NET, replacing the previous ASP.NET membership and simple membership libraries.
By the end of this introduction to ASP.NET Identity you will be able to integrate ASP.NET Identity with an existing ASP.NET MVC application and leverage ASP.NET Identity security stamps.
Before beginning this course, you should be familiar with creating ASP.NET MVC web applications.
About the author
Scott Brady is a software developer specializing in identity and access management. Focusing on ASP.NET, Scott has increasingly found himself in undocumented territory, piecing together the facts and attempting to pass them on so that others don't have to go through the same. Scott currently work as a Senior Software Engineer for Rock Solid Knowledge and is a contributor to the IdentityServer OSS project, the leading OpenID Connect and OAuth framework for .NET.
