With this episode, Fritz introduces adding Authentication and Authorization to your ASP.NET Core website.
Questions:
00:17:31 - What do you mean when you reference an "Authenticator Application"?
00:18:17 - Is Identity recommended for all the authentication stuff?
00:21:06 - Which is better for traditional web applications? Cookie or token?
00:39:45 - When using the [PersonalData] attribute, does it hash the data when its stored in the database?
00:49:28 - Is this compatible with Blazor?
00:56:06 - How can I use identity without using the default AspNet* tables? I would like to use my own User Tables
00:59:09 - Is cookie authentication safe and secure and usable in a production app?
01:00:44 - Can Identity4 be used in conjunction with something like Azure B2C or completely separate?
01:10:29 - What is stored in the database tables for an user when using an external authentication service?
01:29:14 - Is it also possible to authorize methods on pages in this options statement?
01:49:44 - How would you go about moving the policy config to another file?
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Source code and interactive content from the stream are available at: https://github.com/csharpfritz/csharp_with_csharpfritz
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