Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core

By Roland Guijt
Gain a thorough understanding of the modern authentication and authorization aspects of an application architecture and obtain the ability to implement these aspects in an ASP.NET Core application.
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(90)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 21, 2020
Duration
2h 54m
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Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Understanding Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core
Adding Cookie Authentication 5m Adding External Identity Providers 5m Authentication and Authorization 3m Introduction 1m Logging Users in and Out 7m Setting Up 2m Summary 1m Understanding External Identity Providers 4m Understanding and Accessing ClaimsPrincipal 5m Working with Multiple Identity Providers 4m
Implementing Authentication with ASP.NET Core Identity
Configuring Identity in the Startup Class 4m Creating a New Project 4m Enabling Roles 5m Examining the Data Store 6m Exploring Identity's Classes 4m External Identity Providers 4m Identity's UI 4m Introduction 1m Retrofitting Identity 7m Summary 1m Two-factor Authentication 3m Using Identity beyond One Application 2m Utilizing Tokens and Adding Email Support 5m Working with Claims 7m
Applying an OpenIdConnect Identity Provider
Adding Refresh and Reference Tokens 6m Authenticating with an Identity Provider 4m Choosing an OpenIdConnect Flow 6m Configuring an Identity Provider 5m Delegating Client Authentication 6m Exploring an Identity Provider Implementing IdentityServer 5m Introduction 1m Protecting Tokens 5m Protecting and Calling an API with an Access Token 4m Summary 1m Understanding Cookies and Single Sign-on 2m Understanding Identity Provider Concepts 6m Using Client Credentials Flow 4m Utilizing Cloud Identity Providers 4m
Applying Authorization
Applying Resource-based Policies 3m Authorization in APIs 2m Authorizing with Policies 4m Checking Policies in Views and Pages 2m Exploring Alternative Authorization Data Sources 2m Implementing Requirements and Handlers 3m Introduction 1m Summary 1m Understanding Requirements and Handlers 3m
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Course info
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(90)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 21, 2020
Duration
2h 54m
Description

Authentication and authorization are essential aspects of an ASP.NET Core application. In this course, Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core, you will gain the ability to apply these concepts using the current recommended guidelines. First, you will learn how authentication works at ASP.NET Core's core. Next, you will discover how to authenticate using the Identity framework and how to do it with an OpenIdConnect Identity Provider. Finally, you will explore how to properly do authorization in all your applications. When you're finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of applying authentication and authorization needed to secure your ASP.NET apps.

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Roland Guijt
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Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies.

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Course Overview
Hello. My name is Roland Guijt, and welcome to my course, Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core. I'm a Microsoft MVP, an independent consultant, and trainer based in The Netherlands. The objective of this course is to give you a thorough understanding of the modern authentication and authorization aspects of an application architecture, while at the same time giving you the ability to implement these aspects in your ASP.NET Core application. Some of the major topics we will cover include authentication with and without the Identity Framework, utilizing centralized authentication using an identity provider, and applying authorization with policies. By the end of this course, you will understand the internals of ASP.NET Core authentication and authorization, plus you will be able to implement both. You will even have the skills to build your own identity provider. Before beginning the course, you should have at least getting started‑level knowledge of ASP.NET Core. Get ready to secure your application in the right way with my course, Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core, at Pluralsight.

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